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Not a great deal on AAA batteries, but a good deal on the Lithium version which is ideal for rarely-used items you want to have ready to go. They don't leak, they self-discharge at an amazingly slow rate,a nd they work well cold or hot, so they keep your [emergency] device ready for use anywhere, any time.
If you're willing and able to replace them every 8-12 months, absolutely or, better yet, go get a pack of eneloops. In two years, though, there's a good chance that the alkalines (and, in my experience especially Duracells) will leak and ruin the device. And even if they don't, they're unlikely to be operational a year to two after that.
If you're willing and able to replace them every 8-12 months, absolutely or, better yet, go get a pack of eneloops. In two years, though, there's a good chance that the alkalines (and, in my experience especially Duracells) will leak and ruin the device. And even if they don't, they're unlikely to be operational a year to two after thatIf
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If you're willing and able to replace them every 8-12 months, absolutely or, better yet, go get a pack of eneloops. In two years, though, there's a good chance that the alkalines (and, in my experience especially Duracells) will leak and ruin the device. And even if they don't, they're unlikely to be operational a year to two after that.
If you are not going to use the device on a regular basis, better remove batteries. Otherwise never had duracells leak on a routinely used device like remote control, camera, toys, flashlights, etc.
Duracell is not a good battery anymore. They're just a big marketing machine living of their reputation from 10-40 years ago. The energizer max (non lithium) are much better. Last longer and don't leak.
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Not a great deal on AAA batteries, but a good deal on the Lithium version which is ideal for rarely-used items you want to have ready to go. They don't leak, they self-discharge at an amazingly slow rate,a nd they work well cold or hot, so they keep your [emergency] device ready for use anywhere, any time.
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The Duracell are good batteries. However, they are not as good as
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