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6-Pack Amazon Basics 700mAh NiMH Rechargeable AAA Batteries
$3.60
$7.40
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Amazon has 6-Pack Amazon Basics 700mAh NiMH Rechargeable AAA Batteries on sale for $3.59. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
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- NiMH-type battery with 1.2 voltage and 700mAh
- Replacement for Panasonic HHR-75AAA/B-6 NiMH rechargeable batteries
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Amazon has 6-Pack Amazon Basics 700mAh NiMH Rechargeable AAA Batteries on sale for $3.59. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Editor RazorConcepts for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
Thanks to Deal Editor RazorConcepts for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- NiMH-type battery with 1.2 voltage and 700mAh
- Replacement for Panasonic HHR-75AAA/B-6 NiMH rechargeable batteries
Editor's Notes
Written by megakimcheelove | Staff- About this Deal:
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from over 220 reviews.
- About this Store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Also, the quality of Amazon Basics rechargeables are complete garbage now. I purchased some AAA's last week, rated at 800 mAh. After charging and testing with my LaCrosse charger, it appears that at least half of the batteries won't deliver 800. Several are in low 700's.
Don't waste your money on Amazon Basics rechargeable batteries. The batteries I received all said made in China, and they're crap.
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Also, the quality of Amazon Basics rechargeables are complete garbage now. I purchased some AAA's last week, rated at 800 mAh. After charging and testing with my LaCrosse charger, it appears that at least half of the batteries won't deliver 800. Several are in low 700's.
Don't waste your money on Amazon Basics rechargeable batteries. The batteries I received all said made in China, and they're crap.
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They come off a fresh charge at 1.4+v, and settle down to 1.2v with some use for a long time, assuming it's a decent cell.
Alkaline have a more 'linear' discharge.
These are likely NOT LSD, which do not take well to the constant charge that some phones may use.
Also, the quality of Amazon Basics rechargeables are complete garbage now. I purchased some AAA's last week, rated at 800 mAh. After charging and testing with my LaCrosse charger, it appears that at least half of the batteries won't deliver 800. Several are in low 700's.
Don't waste your money on Amazon Basics rechargeable batteries. The batteries I received all said made in China, and they're crap.
I read great things about Ladda rechargeables sold at Ikea, but I haven't tried them. I don't have a store close enough to browse. I've also heard that Ikea has a tough time keeping Ladda's in stock. I believe Ladda's are made in Japan.
Every other brand seems to fall off after Eneloop and Ladda. I don't know of any other lower priced alternatives that have decent quality. If anyone else has suggestions, please let us know.
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I read great things about Ladda rechargeables sold at Ikea, but I haven't tried them. I don't have a store close enough to browse. I've also heard that Ikea has a tough time keeping Ladda's in stock. I believe Ladda's are made in Japan.
Every other brand seems to fall off after Eneloop and Ladda. I don't know of any other lower priced alternatives that have decent quality. If anyone else has suggestions, please let us know.
Also, the quality of Amazon Basics rechargeables are complete garbage now. I purchased some AAA's last week, rated at 800 mAh. After charging and testing with my LaCrosse charger, it appears that at least half of the batteries won't deliver 800. Several are in low 700's.
Don't waste your money on Amazon Basics rechargeable batteries. The batteries I received all said made in China, and they're crap.
Get something better like real Panasonic Eneloops or IKEA batteries, or just go with disposables.
Don't waste a breath.
Don't.
Just don't.
You've been warned.
I read great things about Ladda rechargeables sold at Ikea, but I haven't tried them. I don't have a store close enough to browse. I've also heard that Ikea has a tough time keeping Ladda's in stock. I believe Ladda's are made in Japan.
Every other brand seems to fall off after Eneloop and Ladda. I don't know of any other lower priced alternatives that have decent quality. If anyone else has suggestions, please let us know.
I've heard some of the other companies have rechargeable batteries that are a decent alternative, some have rebranded eneloop (fujitsu), but can't recall specific competitors with lower costs.
What I do remember is eneloop are unique because of "low self discharge", and any competitor neesa to also boast and test for low self discharge.
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