Energizer Rechargeable AA NiMH Batteries, 8-Count
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Customer Review: Garbage
Summary: 1 Stars
These batteries are absolute garbage. Both the AA and AAA discharge within a day or two. Tried two different Energizer branded chargers as well as a sanyo charger and still the same results. Won't take more than a handfull of photos on my point and shoot. They even run dry in my remote control after a week or so. This product is a complete waste of money.Customer Review: Excellent Replacement NiMH batteries
Summary: 5 Stars
I have three cordless Uniden phones that all have serious battery charge problems wit the original 1500 Mah batteries. I bought these (2300) and charged overnight. They work great and are the best battery out there for AA nimh required devices. Don't buy no-name garbage to save 10%, not worth damaging your electronics over it.
Customer Review: Good for a while, a very little while
Summary: 1 Stars
I traditionally use rechargeable batteries, so I expect some loss in charge. However, these batteries are the worst I have seen. In one case the batteries were dead by the end of a vacation. In another case, they died after only a week or two of storage. There is something wrong with these batteries. I would avoid them.Customer Review: Terrible Self-Discharge Rate
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought 20 of these on the recommendation of others. THey worked great for about 4 months, and then they stopped holding a charge. I can charge them up and leave them in my camera for a few days and it will tell me they are dead.
Energizer NiMH are no good; go with Sanyos instead, you won't be disappointed.
Customer Review: Very Low Quality
Summary: 1 Stars
I'm surprised at how these Energizer nimh batteries don't hold up. They don't hold their charge after a few months of use and their discharge rate is very high. Don't expect to use them after a few weeks on the shelf. I highly recommend going with a low self-discharge nimh or anything other than Energizer.