Amazon has highly rated Bonai AA battery 24 pack for $26.76+ tax . Normal price $41.99 . This is 36% off.
https://www.amazon.com/BONAI-Rech...=1-24&th=1
About this item
Package Contents : 24 Pack 2800mAh 1.2V NiMh AA rechargeable batteries
Recycle Times: Can be charged up to 1200 times, save money from buying huge of one-time used batteries
Low Self-discharge: It will still maintain 80% of initial capacity after 3 years of non-use, it's highly recommended to be fully charged every 3 months
Bonai Rechargeable aa batteries are great for TV,Xbox controllers,Children's toys,mouse and other devices with high battery turnover,supplying power for your household devices.
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I am in the "Just get the Made In Japan batteries" camp.
Usually generics have initial fake ratings and a steep drop in capacity with use.
Smart charge/analyzers can be had for around $30 these days so post your results.
micro-usb rechargeable AA lithium ions are amazing. Constant power and efficient power, and most of all, everyone now has a ton of wall chargers and micro usb cables and they only take 1-3 hours to charge. No bulky huge recharge station, just a micro usb cable and a usb wall plug and you're good to go. I feel the old nimh batteries just can't compare with these lithiums, a whole different game.
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micro-usb rechargeable AA lithium ions are amazing. Constant power and efficient power, and most of all, everyone now has a ton of wall chargers and micro usb cables and they only take 1-3 hours to charge. No bulky huge recharge station, just a micro usb cable and a usb wall plug and you're good to go. I feel the old nimh batteries just can't compare with these lithiums, a whole different game.
https://www.amazon.com/Blackube-R...ics&sr=1-4
micro-usb rechargeable AA lithium ions are amazing. Constant power and efficient power, and most of all, everyone now has a ton of wall chargers and micro usb cables and they only take 1-3 hours to charge. No bulky huge recharge station, just a micro usb cable and a usb wall plug and you're good to go. I feel the old nimh batteries just can't compare with these lithiums, a whole different game.
https://www.amazon.com/Blackube-R...ics&sr=1-4
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Since I only have older chargers and none have the discharge function time to update. Would love Ladda's but no ikea around and only the AAA can be shipped to me, not the AA, strange.
2700-2800mAh are [pretty much all poor.
Anything 'claiming' to be 2900mAh+ are assuredly garbage.
TIA
micro-usb rechargeable AA lithium ions are amazing. Constant power and efficient power, and most of all, everyone now has a ton of wall chargers and micro usb cables and they only take 1-3 hours to charge. No bulky huge recharge station, just a micro usb cable and a usb wall plug and you're good to go. I feel the old nimh batteries just can't compare with these lithiums, a whole different game.
https://www.amazon.com/Blackube-R...ics&sr=1-4
I bought the Tenavolts Lithium AA's a while back, comes with their own usb powered charger so you don't have to find the wires everytime one goes dead. So far I've been pretty happy with them for uses in things that just don't operate well on the 1.2v from NiMH batteries. The only trouble is the price, I paid $11.90 for mine back on 6/4/19, and the price today is $34.99 for the same item. Until the price comes down to something resembling reality, I'd stick with the NiMH batteries.
These are the ones I bought:
https://www.amazon.com/TENAVOLTS-...07HQ7QV7W/
These are the ones I bought:
https://www.amazon.com/TENAVOLTS-...07HQ7QV7W/ [amazon.com]
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I wonder if the Fujitsu batteries you had were counterfeit. Or if there are Chinese made Fujitsus, I know there are/were Eneloops made in China. Everyone also says to stick to the Made in Japan ones, for good reason.
-MJ