14-count AA Duracell Coppertop Alkaline Batteries $6 + Free Shipping (expired)

thanks. needed batteries.

Where is the free shipping? It's charging me $5.49.

No problem.
Time to change all the batteries in all 5 weather stations in the house. That task takes 16 batteries, and that doesn't include the remote sensors. Perfect time to find the good batteries, the cheaper "knock off" alkaline batteries just don't hold up as well.

They also have the Duracell 9 volt 4 pack for $8 with S&S [amazon.com] after the $2 coupon for those \that need them for their fire alarms and the like.

WB

Quote from slugbom : Where is the free shipping? It's charging me $5.49.

Have to do the Subscribe & Save to receive the free shipping. Also, I think the only quanity that is available for S&S is the 14 pack.

WB

item has to be shipped and sold by seller Amazon.com the links in OP are to 3rd party seller

Quote from goldeneye2 : item has to be shipped and sold by seller Amazon.com the links in OP are to 3rd party seller

Probably because the ones sold by Amazon were sold out after OP posted link...

click on the new item link http://www.amazon.com/Duracell-Co..._title_hpc

$7.93 for AAA

Are AAA Batteries usually more expensive? Would this be a good deal to pick up? I'm still stocked on AA myself

Quote from ronk27 : Probably because the ones sold by Amazon were sold out after OP posted link...

Quote from khim : click on the new item link http://www.amazon.com/Duracell-Co..._title_hpc

Nope, fixed it twice already, will fix again. Keeps reverting to the wrong page. I'll copy and paste khim's link.

WB

Fixed!

decent but comes out to about .50 cents a battery. I think these days people should buy rechargeable they seem to last quite a while & better for environment. Just my 2 cents.

-Bean

Quote from oldbean : decent but comes out to about .50 cents a battery. I think these days people should buy rechargeable they seem to last quite a while & better for environment. Just my 2 cents. -Bean

Actually just under $0.45 each but I whole heartily agree about rechargeable batteries. Unfortunately some devices, like my weather stations, specifically state that rechargeable batteries should not be used.

Wb

Quote from woodbutcher : Actually just under $0.45 each but I whole heartily agree about rechargeable batteries. Unfortunately some devices, like my weather stations, specifically state that rechargeable batteries should not be used. Wb

It's because rechargeable batteries run at a slightly lower voltage which is out of the tolerances of the device.

Quote from woodbutcher : Actually just under $0.45 each but I whole heartily agree about rechargeable batteries. Unfortunately some devices, like my weather stations, specifically state that rechargeable batteries should not be used. Wb

Really? What's the reasoning?

EDIT: The guy above me is a mind ninja.

It's been like this for the last few months. I opted a month ago for the Home Depot Rayovac deal. The last great deal on Duracell from amazon with coupon plus 10% off with Mastercard was 20/pk for around the same price. Amazon doesn't seem to be pushing the 20 pk anymore (14 & 34 by Amazon). So not a great deal. Normal. Keep watching you'll see that it'll go up to 10 bucks then back to a norm of 8-2=6.
Get the Rayovac instead. 48/pk for $7.88 at HD.