Best Buy has 12-Pack Insignia 9V Batteries on sale for $6.99. Select free store pickup where stock permits or shipping is free on $35+ orders. Thanks kivfer
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
This is a really good deal considering these are alkaline vs the "heavy duty" dollar store ones. These should last at least twice as long in smoke detectors, for about the same price per each.
Has anyone pryed one open to see if they are four AAAAs in each 9V as there are with some mfgs? That would be a real deal.
I've seen those, as well as the stacked, flat cells, and I don't know about these. I'm just curious, what do you do with the AAAA cells, use them as cheap but low-capacity AAA replacements? And aren't 9V batteries 6 x 1.5V, not 4 cells?
Junk.. Waste of money and time..these go on sale for these price every year around this time.. I bought last year and the battery drains in them in less than a few days.... May be bad batch
Junk.. Waste of money and time..these go on sale for these price every year around this time.. I bought last year and the battery drains in them in less than a few days.... May be bad batch
Junk.. Waste of money and time..these go on sale for these price every year around this time.. I bought last year and the battery drains in them in less than a few days.... May be bad batch
The brand or the type from that brand?
I haven't had any issues with the aa and aaa
Change the batts. in your smoke/CO/Natl. gas detectors.
I strongly recommend and suggest 10 year lithium detectors. Last I knew, they were a little as $20 ea. Do the math on battery changes, but more importantly you won't have to change batteries and possibly forget to.
I strongly recommend and suggest 10 year lithium detectors. Last I knew, they were a little as $20 ea. Do the math on battery changes, but more importantly you won't have to change batteries and possibly forget to.
More importantly you won't be woken up in the middle of the cold night, which is when typical smoke alarm batteries like to go flat
I strongly recommend and suggest 10 year lithium detectors. Last I knew, they were a little as $20 ea. Do the math on battery changes, but more importantly you won't have to change batteries and possibly forget to.
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What mmetal sez.
I haven't had any issues with the aa and aaa
More importantly you won't be woken up in the middle of the cold night, which is when typical smoke alarm batteries like to go flat