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expiredtunabreath posted Nov 24, 2023 1:48 PM

Select Lowe's Stores: 60-Pack Rayovac High Energy Alkaline AA or AAA Batteries

$15 each

$27

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Select Lowe's Locations have 60-Pack Rayovac High Energy Alkaline AA or AAA Batteries on sale for $14.98. Select store pickup where available.

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60-Pack Rayovac High Energy Alkaline
- AA Batteries
- AAA Batteries

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60-Pack Rayovac High Energy Alkaline
- AA Batteries
- AAA Batteries

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About this Deal:
- Offer ends Nov 29th.
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- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details and discussion.

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Model: Rayovac High Energy 60pk AA Batteries – Alkaline Battery

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Gameross

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DO NOT BUY! I picked up a similar pack of these and over half the batteries started leaking just sitting in the remotes, etc within months of installation.

They weren't even expired.

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EnTerr

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that's BS, pure and simple. if you have said 20% less, i may have taken it seriously

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rking0122

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I typically buy these every year around this time and I've never had a leaky battery. I feel like they were less expensive in years past maybe at Home Depot closer to or after Xmas?

They've been great for things like remotes, game controllers, and kiddo toys.

Edit:

Yes, I bought these exact 60 packs at Home Depot for 7.88 each. BUT that was December 1, 2021. Don't know if they'll have anything like that again this year.

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MrGoodWood82

Nov 27, 2023 2:03 AM

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Quote from Gameross

DO NOT BUY! I picked up a similar pack of these and over half the batteries started leaking just sitting in the remotes, etc within months of installation.

They weren't even expired.

Totally agree. These are garbage. Cool dry place my A$$. Might as well have left them in the sun in a hot car. Both packs of 60 from last year are trash because of the leaking. Don't buy these

Joedaddy123

Nov 27, 2023 2:07 AM

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Joedaddy123Nov 27, 2023 2:07 AM

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I think they sell the 4-packs at Dollar Tree.
Never had these leak.

I don't think these outlast the more pricier brand names.

dud

Nov 27, 2023 2:08 AM

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dudNov 27, 2023 2:08 AM

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I understand that inflation kicked in last year but this is not a "hot" deal. I was purchasing 48 packs of both AA and AAA batteries from both HD and Lowes for significantly less than this ... combined.

Otherwise, like others have stated ... I can confirm that a large (30% or more) of these batteries leak acid. DO NOT leave them for long in any battery-operated device lest they leak acid into the internals.

slippyfox

Nov 27, 2023 2:20 AM

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slippyfoxNov 27, 2023 2:20 AM

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F these batteries. They all leak and cost you a stupid amount of time cleaning up after them and fixing corrosion. Absolute garbage. Give them to your enemies.

slippyfox

Nov 27, 2023 2:21 AM

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Quote from NFD

I have used Rayovac for years in my xbox controllers and countless toys for my kids. I don't recall any leaks whatsoever, this is hundreds of batteries by now.

Rayovac is fine. But these specifically are garbage. I suspect they are purchased for Black Friday etc.

zyx987

Nov 27, 2023 2:31 AM

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zyx987Nov 27, 2023 2:31 AM

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Stay away as far as you can. high energy fusion leak like crazy. Maybe it was not a bad brand some time ago but I have about 70% of what I purchased in last 4 years leaking.
This company is now owned by Energizer and guess what?? Energizer Max is now the same junk almost as bad.
From what I was told batteries manufactured in Poland plant are the problem not sure how to identify but there is some number or combination of numbers and letters on each battery

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zyx987

Nov 27, 2023 2:37 AM

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zyx987Nov 27, 2023 2:37 AM

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Quote from Verywiseman

My Duracell batteries have always leaked over everything. Everyone else has good experiences.

Interesting. I still have couple dozens of duracells purchased 16 years ago in my basement only one or two out of 50 or so batteries leaked. I used about a dozen duracells recently which were manufacturered around 2014 no leaks while rayovac and energizers purchased within the last 4 years leaked like crazy in the same devices

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bszelda

Nov 27, 2023 2:42 AM

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If anyone has an Ingles grocery store nearby, they have the 4 count packs of Rayovac batteries for $1.25 each (4 for $5). You can buy just 1 pack to get the price.

zyx987

Nov 27, 2023 2:49 AM

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zyx987Nov 27, 2023 2:49 AM

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Quote from ktg

It seems that both Rayovac and Duracell get the most accusations of being leak-prone. I have personal experience albeit anecdotal. Leaking Duracells ruined a $600 pair of Canon image-stabilized binoculars for us. And I had a tub of these Rayovacs that I misplaced in my office closet for about 2-3 years after I bought it. When I found it, many of the cells had leaked. I guess that's on me, but still, I've had no similar trouble with Kirkland (Costco) or Energizers in recent memory.

Why is it on you? This Rayovac junk has 10 to 12 year warranty. Energizer Max I purchased recently leaks.
I might try duracells next Hope they are still as good as they were years ago

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zyx987

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zyx987Nov 27, 2023 2:53 AM

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Quote from cadoras99

These are trash batteries.
The leaking amongst brands is a real issue and manufacturers are absolutely aware of it. You get what you pay for in alkaline batteries.

There is no "longest lasting" battery. It's too subjective and there are too many variables to judge. Devices,usage patterns, even weather to name a few.

Source - worked for major battery manufacturer.

So which brand do you recommend today? I had almost zero issues with duracells but some people here say they now leak too. it looks like all Rayovac I have issues with manufactured in Poland.
Are batteries coming from different plants different from one another? If so which plants are better?

another question - I was told by Rayovac rep if one battery in a sealed pack leaks I should throw away the whole pack since they all will weak soon. Is that 100% accurate?

thanks a lot!

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ktg

Nov 27, 2023 3:26 AM

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ktgNov 27, 2023 3:26 AM

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Quote from zyx987

So which brand do you recommend today? I had almost zero issues with duracells but some people here say they now leak too

For now I've sworn off Duracell and have been using Kirkland (Costco's store brand), Insignia (BestBuy store brand) and, when I can find them on sale, Energizer Max with good luck so far. But ask me again in a year.

goldenlovers

Nov 27, 2023 3:42 AM

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goldenloversNov 27, 2023 3:42 AM

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As others have said these will leak.

AquaKite9796

Nov 27, 2023 3:53 AM

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AquaKite9796Nov 27, 2023 3:53 AM

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They're cheap for a reason, don't leave them in devices.

P33ker

Nov 27, 2023 4:00 AM

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Quote from Gameross

DO NOT BUY! I picked up a similar pack of these and over half the batteries started leaking just sitting in the remotes, etc within months of installation.

They weren't even expired.

I've had a similar experience with these batteries. Leaked in several of my electronics. Never again.

SociableMallard268

Nov 27, 2023 4:13 AM

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Quote from Gameross

DO NOT BUY! I picked up a similar pack of these and over half the batteries started leaking just sitting in the remotes, etc within months of installation.

They weren't even expired.

Same here. I still have 4 packs from last year and about 10-12 batteries per pack have leaked.

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Occasions Black Friday Tech & Electronics Tech Accessories Batteries Rayovac Lowe's

Product Description:	Power your household with Rayovac High Energy AA alkaline batteries. Engineered for long-lasting use, these Rayovac AA batteries are ideal for the high use devices in your home, including flashlights, wireless mice and remotes. Rayovac rigorously tests its batteries to ensure they do what they say they'll do—plain and simple. These alkaline AA batteries are backed by a 10 year power guarantee to last up to 10 years in storage. Each double A battery is made for dependable performance. For reliability in the devices you use each day, count on Rayovac batteries. Rayovac High Energy Alkaline AA Batteries (60-Pack) \| 815-60PPJ
Product SKU:	1000059977_1000059977
UPC:	12800520497

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