Energizer Rechargeable AAA Batteries (4-pk.)
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Customer Review: Excellent performance
Summary: 5 Stars
I use a digital voice recorder a lot. I was going through AAA batteries like jelly beans at a kid's picnic. I decided to try the rechargeable AAA, and I'm glad I switched.
I never thought it was possible, but these batteries perform better than the name-brand alkaline batteries I was using! The digital voice recorder is limited to recording length by the charge in the battery. I was getting about 20 hours on a pair of alkaline. I just got 29 hours on these rechargeable batteries.
They charge quickly and seem to hold a charge well. I have started using these batteries in things like remotes, camera flash units, video lights, flashlights and more.
I couldn't be more satisfied. These are great and a great value, both in the short-term and the long.
Customer Review: SAVE MONEY AND THE ENVIRONMENT AT THE SAME TIME
Summary: 5 Stars
In this day and age it is hard to understand why everyone isn't using rechargeable batteries. I own 2 packs of these batteries. They are wonderful. I have saved a lot of money by ourchasing these. Why pay $4.00 to $5.00 for one pack of batteries that get used once and thrown away when you can purchase these and reuse them 1000 times. I absolutely refuse to by disposable batteries for the most part. It is true that they don't quite have the power of normal energizer alkaline batteries so they might be an issue for certain things that use a lot of power. For example Digital Camera's take a lot of power. But for the most part these work really well and I have used them for 3 - 4 years now. I highly recommend them to everyone.Customer Review: RECHARGABLE AAA's ARE THE ONLY WAY TO GO
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought a set of these batteries for my grand daughter's digital camera and they've been great. Kids will shoot and shoot so the cost of conventional batteries can add up real quick. A pack of these costs about as much as a couple sets of regular batteries. Don't forget to stock up on them for your Christmas presents!
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Customer Review: My wife says they don't last
Summary: 2 Stars
I got these for my wife who listens to AM radio on her portable Sony radio while commuting on the bus and train, 5 days a week. She would run through a ton of regular alkaline AAA batteries so rechargeables made sense.
She has a pair of the Energizer's and a pair of Duracell's that are of the same capacity and she says that the Energizer's are terrible and hardly hold a charge. We use a MAHA MH-C401FS charger which charges each battery independently so they don't get overcharged. What else can you say about rechargeables? Either they last long or they don't. These Energizer's DO NOT. We recently got a pair of Sony AAA's and they seem to be even better than the Duracell's.
Customer Review: Pathetic
Summary: 1 Stars
Sorry, but if you're going to market a product as "rechargeable batteries" then they should not only be rechargeable but they should also work as BATTERIES.
The charge in these batteries drains in about 72 hours, whether you're using them or not. Period.
Call me crazy, but if I'm going to put batteries into something, they should work for a while.
And you know how I know? Because the very next week I went out and bought Duracell rechargeable AAA batteries and they last about FIVE TIMES as long (about two weeks - versus a paltry three DAYS with the Energizer brand).
I will never buy Energizer rechargeable batteries again. Go Duracell.