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72-Pack Amazon Basics AA Alkaline Batteries

+ Free S/H w/ Prime

$18

$28

35% off
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Woot! has 72-Pack Amazon Basics AA Alkaline Batteries on sale for $17.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

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  • NOT rechargeable
  • 10 year shelf life
  • Comes in easy-to-open packaging

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Woot! has 72-Pack Amazon Basics AA Alkaline Batteries on sale for $17.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Community Member Dealzslickk for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • NOT rechargeable
  • 10 year shelf life
  • Comes in easy-to-open packaging

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Written by citan359 | Staff
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    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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I use both. Disposable makes sense for long duration items, like a TV remote or a wall clock. Also, some electronics require a voltage higher than eneloop's 1.2V. Anything that will discharge within a month and can handle the voltage, like headphones, I use eneloop.
Invest in eneloops instead of keep wasting money on alkalines. Iv been using them since when they were owned by Sanyo and every single one still works great.

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Giggity I got to post here before people complain.
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tylor36
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Invest in eneloops instead of keep wasting money on alkalines. Iv been using them since when they were owned by Sanyo and every single one still works great.
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Quote from tylor36 :
Invest in eneloops instead of keep wasting money on alkalines. Iv been using them since when they were owned by Sanyo and every single one still works great.
I use both. Disposable makes sense for long duration items, like a TV remote or a wall clock. Also, some electronics require a voltage higher than eneloop's 1.2V. Anything that will discharge within a month and can handle the voltage, like headphones, I use eneloop.
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PlumpPumpkin
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Do these have a leakage guarantee like Duracell, Energizer, and Rayovac (and maybe others) do? Those three will replace an item destroyed by a leak. Will Amazon do that if one of its batteries leaks?
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cjsanandreas
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Quote from gordgeck :
Giggity I got to post here before people complain.
Dang, my 4 page rant about Amazon doesn't hit the same when it's the 5th comment in the list
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i_like_deals
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Looks like they expire in 8yrs so probably 2 years old meaning probably only at 80% capacity now. There's a great YouTube video on battery life comparisons on several aa and aaa brands
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Thatsnotmyname16
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Quote from madcow3417 :
I use both. Disposable makes sense for long duration items, like a TV remote or a wall clock. Also, some electronics require a voltage higher than eneloop's 1.2V. Anything that will discharge within a month and can handle the voltage, like headphones, I use eneloop.
Agreed!
Also, not putting my rechargeables in my kids toys which have a lifespan of around 11.5 days before being destroyed and tossed.

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Quote from PlumpPumpkin :
Do these have a leakage guarantee like Duracell, Energizer, and Rayovac (and maybe others) do? Those three will replace an item destroyed by a leak. Will Amazon do that if one of its batteries leaks?
I've used 100's of these batteries over the past few years and never had a single one leak.
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PlumpPumpkin
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Quote from reaperman :
I've used 100's of these batteries over the past few years and never had a single one leak.
I had one leak recently.
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caldwellone
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I had three out of 16 that died after 1 cycle from the Last batch I ordered. Amazon refused to refund.
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Quote from tylor36 :
Invest in eneloops instead of keep wasting money on alkalines. Iv been using them since when they were owned by Sanyo and every single one still works great.
I agree to a certain extent. Some devices really do need the higher voltage that alkalines reach.
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Quote from Thatsnotmyname16 :
Agreed!
Also, not putting my rechargeables in my kids toys which have a lifespan of around 11.5 days before being destroyed and tossed.
What? IMO kids toys, which will inevitably be left on by accident thus draining the battery, are one of the best uses for rechargeable batteries. In my experience if you're going to put a disposable battery in a kids toy you might as well just put the battery straight into the garbage because it will likely be there in a week anyway.
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Phreekie
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Damn, I need AAA
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jbl001
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These are $0.25/ea. but the same ones are are also $0.25/ea. on Amazon or $0.21/ea. with Subscribe & Save of the 100 pack on Amazon.
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Quote from Thatsnotmyname16 :
Agreed!
Also, not putting my rechargeables in my kids toys which have a lifespan of around 11.5 days before being destroyed and tossed.
I evvy you that your kids toys last that long 😂

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