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16-Count Amazon Basics 2000mAh AA Rechargeable Batteries on sale for $21.99 - Extra 20% Off to First Subscribe & Save order =
$17.59 or when following the instructions listed below.
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About the Product - Pre-charged AA batteries
- 2000mAh capacity
- Maintains 80% capacity for 24 month period
Warranty - Includes a 1-year Amazon Basics limited warranty w/ purchase
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Maybe they're better now, but no way I'd risk it. Was a waste of money before.
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Going to try these for some less important uses (toys and remotes) and stick to eneloops for tech.
Going to try these for some less important uses (toys and remotes) and stick to eneloops for tech.
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Going to try these for some less important uses (toys and remotes) and stick to eneloops for tech.
Maybe they're better now, but no way I'd risk it. Was a waste of money before.
General point being it's not a given you will get crap batteries, but if you can afford it you probably want to avoid the risk and buy some legit eneloops.
I've had some Made-in-China rechargeables (Rayovac, Harbor Freight, generic) over the years and some of the cells are ok still, but some quickly lost the ability to hold much of a charge, even after using the "refresh" cycle on my fancy BT-C3100 charger LINK [amazon.com]. So I stick with Made in Japan cells.
Amazon Basics used to include some that were "Made In Japan," (I have some such AAAs), but I think nowadays they're sourced entirely from China, but I could be wrong.
Also there are Youtube videos showing new Chinese batteries performing as well as new Japanese example [youtube.com], but a video like this doesn't take into account a cell's lifespan (how well the cell holds up over repeated cycles) nor its self-discharge rate, which is important in many applications. IMO quality control in China is less than in Japan, generally speaking. But I'd think the Chinese factories improve as time goes on and my ramblings may be becoming outdated. Just food for thought.
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