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48-Pack Insignia Alkaline Batteries (AA or AAA) Expired
$10.80
$19.99
w/ Easy Replenish + Free S/H
Best Buy has 48-Pack Insignia Alkaline Batteries (AA or AAA) on sale for $10.79 when you follow instructions below. Shipping is free.
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$10.79 + free shipping with Best Buy Easy Replenish (check the box next to "Sign up & save Ships free! You set the frequency." on the product page, then use the drop down menu to select your subscripton frequency):
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- Subscribe to get all the items you need, whenever you need them.
- You pay only when your order is shipped. Each order will be billed to the credit card you use to create the order.
- Enjoy free shipping on all orders!
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Have been using the Amazon Basic ones, but for almost $4 cheaper, I'm gonna give these a shot.
The "easy replenish" option with free shipping looks exactly like Amazon's "subscribe & save", so I'll just have to cancel before the next shipment (if the price changes).
Remove them if not using them used to be $7
The self-discharge rate of a typical NiMH battery is much higher than an alkaline battery (perhaps Eneloops are an exception with their excellent advertised self-discharge rates) and varies greatly with temperature and battery age. In a low-drain device, it might take several charge cycles of an NiMH to equal the life of one alkaline battery with its lower self-discharge rate. Also, with such long charge cycles, an NiMH battery might only last a few charge cycles before dying of old age. In terms of economics and hassle, it doesn't make sense to me to get two or three charge cycles from a $2 rechargeable battery when I could get the same utility from one or two $0.25 alkaline batteries.
With the high price of 9V alkaline batteries, I actually still use zinc-carbon (often marketed as "heavy duty") 9V batteries in low-drain devices. They can easily last five years in such devices at a fraction of the price of an alkaline battery.
I only use rechargeable batteries in high-drain devices like digital cameras and flashlights where they will go through enough charge cycles to make each cycle less expensive than an alkaline battery.
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In the future I'll probably order heavy duty (zinc-carbon) ones on eBay, hopefully for less than $1 each. If I had a high-drain 9V device, I'd go for the USB rechargeable lithium-ion 9V batteries you can find on eBay and Amazon for $7 or $8 each.