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Also these are disposable batteries and add even more waste to the environment due to the amount needed.
This observation applies to both AA and AAA Amazon basic alkaline batteries.
I definitely recommend them if you have a logitech harmony remote, firestick remotes, and anything else that isnt USB powered.
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Also these are disposable batteries and add even more waste to the environment due to the amount needed.
This observation applies to both AA and AAA Amazon basic alkaline batteries.
I definitely recommend them if you have a logitech harmony remote, firestick remotes, and anything else that isnt USB powered.
These are very weak!!!!
Bought RayoVac a few weeks ago after reading good reviews; hopeful for better performance at a decent price.
I definitely recommend them if you have a logitech harmony remote, firestick remotes, and anything else that isnt USB powered.
Agreed. The larger quantities are awesome to have around the house. No issue with longevity but with so many in a box, it's not a bother to swap them out if they lose charge.
For anything that requires actual heavy duty use - I default to my Eneloops.
Separate tools for separate uses!
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Also these are disposable batteries and add even more waste to the environment due to the amount needed.
This observation applies to both AA and AAA Amazon basic alkaline batteries.
You can add AAAA to that list. I had bought some for my SP Pen and not only do they have short in-use lives but also when not used. I had to toss out 6 of my 8 pack because the contacts on each side of the battery had corroded like a car battery
Project farm has a video on these. It's true they're not as good as some of the top 2 battery brands out there. But keep in mind how much cheaper they are. They're basically 3rd place batteries for the price of harbor freight or less. And those batteries are junk. I've been using them the last few months and for not super critical things like remotes they're working just fine. The nice thing is they give right out the gates good power. Some of the discount batteries for some reason are half flat. So like if you use an electric tooth brush the cheaper batteries will make it run super slow. These run the tooth brush fast. Lithium ion batteries are the way to go but if you need some cheap back up batteries this is better than spending 20$ for duracel