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8-Pack AmazonBasics 800mAh Pre-charged Rechargeable AAA Batteries

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Core2Quad
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If they are not made in Japan they are not worth buying. Huge quality difference. I have eneloops that are 18 years old that still work great!
elefante72
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There is a specific factory in Japan that Fujitsu now owns (FDK), they make the best NiMH batteries in the world--aka the gold standard. I have some Fujitsu ones. Panasonic licenses out of that factory via Eneloop, so does Ikea. Ikea Ladda are equivalent of Eneloop Pro, so if you have one of those in your hood those are probably the best batteries/price ratio I could ever find. I 100% agree on your statement I have Eneloops over 10 years old still clicking, and EARLY made in Japan Amazon ones before they put them in some nameless factory in the jungle somewhere to the lowest bidder who I am sure employs 100% proper labor standards and environmental disposal.

However at a < buck a battery the Amazon ones if they last 5 years, well I guess that isn't bad and the discharge/IR (Internal resistance) doesn't pop it will be lower lifetime cost than an Eneloop because of the obvious made in a legit factory cost more $$$. With that said a 1 year warranty isn't exactly awe inspiring, at that warranty getting disposable AA seems to be a better deal.
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There's a 20% coupon that shows up for me.

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Jan 20, 2024 05:53 PM
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boobolooJan 20, 2024 05:53 PM
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Quote from ShrewdPicture9355 :
I'm wondering if the Duracell rechargeable battery charger for AA and AAA would work for these? Are chargers brand specific?
They would, but unless it charges singles its probably a dumb charger/battery cooker.
Jan 20, 2024 05:54 PM
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DDN731Jan 20, 2024 05:54 PM
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These are garbage. I bought two 8 packs, one was 800mah the other 850mah. After using them ONCE, 6 out of 16 no longer charge. I never mixed them either, not in the charger nor in a device. Assuming only 4 of them will work past at least one charge, still an OK price. Like others have said, probably better off buying the ladda batteries from IKEA if you have one near you
Jan 20, 2024 06:27 PM
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CommonSaltJan 20, 2024 06:27 PM
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Quote from Core2Quad :
If they are not made in Japan they are not worth buying. Huge quality difference. I have eneloops that are 18 years old that still work great!
While I agree that the quality is inferior, the use case should also have some say in whether or not these are worth it. If you're a professional photographer or trying to power the world's brightest flashlight, then yeah, don't buy these. But for me, I've had made in China Amazon brand rechargables just like these going on four years now and they haven't gone bad. I use them in my TV and sound bar remotes, my trackball and wireless mice at home and work, and (AA varieties) in my Xbox and wireless Switch and PC controllers. They last for months with daily use in those applications. They might be terrible quality, but they're the cheapest on the market and perfectly suit what I use them for, so...
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Jan 20, 2024 06:33 PM
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lelandJan 20, 2024 06:33 PM
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On the quality topic, I've got eneloops that power my xbox controller for double the length of the China alternatives, including the Ikea ones (most of my supply).
Jan 20, 2024 06:55 PM
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bjimJan 20, 2024 06:55 PM
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Bought these about a year and a half ago. While I wouldn't say there garbage there only around 60% as good as the name brands. Would not buy again!
Jan 20, 2024 07:22 PM
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ansonvsJan 20, 2024 07:22 PM
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Energizer rechargeable battery is made in either Japan or USA. It is very good alternative to Eneloop not junk Amazon brand. They are often sold in Sam's Club, Costco, or local retail stores.
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Jan 20, 2024 08:25 PM
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TidalWaveOneJan 20, 2024 08:25 PM
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Quote from Core2Quad :
If they are not made in Japan they are not worth buying. Huge quality difference. I have eneloops that are 18 years old that still work great!
Weird... I have lots of Eneloops that have died.
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Jan 20, 2024 09:49 PM
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OliveTest4274Jan 20, 2024 09:49 PM
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Quote from elefante72 :
There is a specific factory in Japan that Fujitsu now owns (FDK), they make the best NiMH batteries in the world--aka the gold standard. I have some Fujitsu ones. Panasonic licenses out of that factory via Eneloop, so does Ikea. Ikea Ladda are equivalent of Eneloop Pro, so if you have one of those in your hood those are probably the best batteries/price ratio I could ever find. I 100% agree on your statement I have Eneloops over 10 years old still clicking, and EARLY made in Japan Amazon ones before they put them in some nameless factory in the jungle somewhere to the lowest bidder who I am sure employs 100% proper labor standards and environmental disposal.

However at a < buck a battery the Amazon ones if they last 5 years, well I guess that isn't bad and the discharge/IR (Internal resistance) doesn't pop it will be lower lifetime cost than an Eneloop because of the obvious made in a legit factory cost more $$$. With that said a 1 year warranty isn't exactly awe inspiring, at that warranty getting disposable AA seems to be a better deal.
These Amazon's are fine, they're not as good as the eneloops, but they're cheap enough that I've bought a few hundred of them between aa and aaa and only use disposables now in devices that refuse to run with the lower voltage of NiMH, so in that regard they don't have to be as good as Eneloops, just good enough to replace all/most disposables.

I bought two of the 4 bay Panasonic chargers that come with eneloop cells back when they were made in Japan, and while those are great for my DSLR's strobe in everything else there's little difference. I've now got the Powerowl 10+2 bay charger as well so I've always got a few dozen fully charged batteries on standby.

Oh, and as far as life, my oldest cells are from 2014, I've had 2 fail and they both happen to be Eneloops, they burst and leaked, something I didn't think NiMH did.
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these are fine for remotes and stuff
for powering more important and critical equipment, just use eneloops
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Jan 20, 2024 11:31 PM
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SkillfulKestrel2964Jan 20, 2024 11:31 PM
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Bought Amazon rechargeables. They are not good. Capacity great drops after 1 year and they leak power like crazy. 50% after just 1-2 months. If you plan to use this in a flashlight or something good luck... The battery will self drain itself.

I have 10 year old eneloop that continue to work
Jan 20, 2024 11:55 PM
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ThisAintADealJan 20, 2024 11:55 PM
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16 and 24 count also cheep
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Jan 21, 2024 12:08 AM
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Quote from virgo888 :
I do not consider myself a huge battery user but am also on the rechargeable bandwagon. I have various brands - Eneloop, Energizer, Duracell, Tenergy, etc. I do notice that Eneloop (with some that are at least a decade old - not sure about new Eneloops) are consistent and never have any issues. However, with other brands, I do get one or two flaky ones, where they do not charge right, drain faster on the shelf,..
Like you, I've had Eneloops for more than ten years and they're still performing at a high level. Both Energizer and Duracell are also quality options although a far second/third best, whereas Ikea's batteries are more middle-of-the-road, similar to Sony's. I wouldn't suggest going for Tenergy, however. Additionally, there are those quirky rumors suggesting that certain brands are just rebranded Eneloops, but in my experience, these claims don't really hold water. After exploring various labels to find a bargain, I've come full circle and realized that Eneloop remains the most reliable choice for me.
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mdyoungJan 21, 2024 12:35 AM
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Quote from ishyjo :
Got excited that these were AA, but they are AAA batteries. OP, you might want to update your title to AAA.
These work if you don't mind changing the batteries more often.

https://www.amazon.com/LAMPVPATH-...C83&sr=8-4
Jan 21, 2024 03:45 AM
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dadabJan 21, 2024 03:45 AM
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These are still good after 2-3 years in my old panasonic home phone. Plan on using in devices if left not used at least won't leak like crappy duracell.

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boobolooJan 21, 2024 03:46 AM
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Quote from DDN731 :
These are garbage. I bought two 8 packs, one was 800mah the other 850mah. After using them ONCE, 6 out of 16 no longer charge. I never mixed them either, not in the charger nor in a device. Assuming only 4 of them will work past at least one charge, still an OK price. Like others have said, probably better off buying the ladda batteries from IKEA if you have one near you
What kind of charger is that picky is the question.

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