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Amazon Basics 8-Pack AA Rechargeable Batteries (2,000 mAh) - $11.19 with 20% off first SS - $11.19
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$13.29
$11.19 on first subscribe and save order.
Beats 16-pack price per battery (1.39 vs 1.44).
24-pack is 1.25/battery, but maybe you don't need two dozen.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CWNM...8BR5?
Beats 16-pack price per battery (1.39 vs 1.44).
24-pack is 1.25/battery, but maybe you don't need two dozen.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CWNM...8BR5?
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank quantumcipher
My recommendation: to use these in temporary short-term use electronics (e.g. holiday decorations). remotes and other low-value applications if you're concerned about quality, but tempted for the value, and use Eneloop/Fujitus in anything important or expensive.
If so, did they charge the current price on the first S&S or did they give the discount / coupon / etc. as per original invoice?
Received item list for S&S and every item is about 20-40% higher than the invoice (e.g. several items that are around $80 now have a discount / coupon in the invoice, bringing them down to around $60-$65). In the email, the price quoted is $80+.
If amazon does not honor the coupons anymore, what use is it to set up S&S w/ coupons? And that means, if that's the case, slickdeals will lose a lot of business.
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Is that in store? Showing $30 on the Costco app for me.
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For sure. These AB batts do suck.
Yeah, I also like Laddas. I picked up some 2450s the last time I went (3 hour drive). But we use a lot of batteries. And for some things, like holiday displays at cheap toys, I'm willing to grapple with some perception of inferior performance at a ~35% cost savings.
Why just three dollars? Why not 10 dollars?
No wonder they have 4.5 out of 5 rating.