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$25.15*: 10-Pack Panasonic Eneloop 2100mAh Rechargeable AA Ni-MH Batteries at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 10-Pack Panasonic Eneloop 2100mAh Rechargeable AA Ni-MH Batteries for $25.15.
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$1.90 lower (7% savings) than the previous price of $27.05

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 10-Pack Panasonic Eneloop 2100mAh Rechargeable AA Ni-MH Batteries for $25.15.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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$1.90 lower (7% savings) than the previous price of $27.05

*Previous 🔥Frontpage Deal at $26 with 298 Deal Score and 288 comments.

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Model: Eneloop Panasonic BK-3MCCA10FA AA 2100 Cycle Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries, 10-Battery Pack

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4d ago
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danrhodes
4d ago
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0% off...what a savings!
4d ago
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JohnMcD348
4d ago
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Quote from danrhodes :
0% off...what a savings!
looks like its actually $0.15 more
4d ago
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TealIdea227
4d ago
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I ordered these on 7/11, open box, with slow shipping, for $25.17, so $2.517 apiece. I had previously bought an open box 16-pack in December 2023 for $2.792 per cell.

S&S at $2.389 apiece is a pretty good deal - I don't (yet) know what's special about the 10-pack size.
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mhoward84
4d ago
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I really appreciate how these were pre-charged with solar. Truly saving the world 2.5 watt-hours at a time.
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hottie
4d ago
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Good deal, any issues with fake / duplicates?
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TooManyMind
4d ago
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Quote from hottie :
Good deal, any issues with fake / duplicates?
I would assume the open box ones could have a possibility of some switch-a-roo fakery shenanigans.
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JustAnotherSlob
4d ago
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Quote from TooManyMind :
I would assume the open box ones could have a possibility of some switch-a-roo fakery shenanigans.

I would assume some of the new in box ones could also have some switch-a-roo fakery shenanigans

I don't buy batteries at Amazon anymore
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tinyoff
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Quote from JustAnotherSlob :
I would assume some of the new in box ones could also have some switch-a-roo fakery shenanigans

I don't buy batteries at Amazon anymore

so if you don't buy batteries from Amazon anymore but why? would you be able to explain?
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VioletFruit436
3d ago
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Quote from tinyoff :
so if you don't buy batteries from Amazon anymore but why? would you be able to explain?
Amazon co-mingles all stock from different suppliers claiming to be the same product together in the warehouse. So, it is entirely possible that even ordering a product straight from a brand's "store" page on Amazon could result in you being shipped a counterfeit product. This seems to me most prevalent with things like SD cards but certainly could apply to other products as well
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MWink
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Quote from mhoward84 :
I really appreciate how these were pre-charged with solar. Truly saving the world 2.5 watt-hours at a time.
Actually, they only pre-charge them to 70% (I think 50% for the Pros), so it's more like saving the world 1.77WH at a time. Also, since Eneloops (and their rebrands) aren't shipped with a full charge, they almost always reach the end-user with a lower charger than batteries made elsewhere. I don't know if this is done to preserve the cells or due to some Japanese regulation.
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docaphiliac
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Quote from TealIdea227 :
I ordered these on 7/11, open box, with slow shipping, for $25.17, so $2.517 apiece. I had previously bought an open box 16-pack in December 2023 for $2.792 per cell.

S&S at $2.389 apiece is a pretty good deal - I don't (yet) know what's special about the 10-pack size.

My thinking is that Amazon does 10 pack size to prevent price matching with other retailers.
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poohbie
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Quote from VioletFruit436 :
Amazon co-mingles all stock from different suppliers claiming to be the same product together in the warehouse. So, it is entirely possible that even ordering a product straight from a brand's "store" page on Amazon could result in you being shipped a counterfeit product. This seems to me most prevalent with things like SD cards but certainly could apply to other products as well
Electric toothbrush replacement heads and refrigerator water filters are also heavily faked on Amazon.
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cheter1
3d ago
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I took a chance on a set of lithium AA's. I'll never go back.
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CoreyR2384
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Quote from MWink :
Actually, they only pre-charge them to 70% (I think 50% for the Pros), so it's more like saving the world 1.77WH at a time. Also, since Eneloops (and their rebrands) aren't shipped with a full charge, they almost always reach the end-user with a lower charger than batteries made elsewhere. I don't know if this is done to preserve the cells or due to some Japanese regulation.

It's to preserve the cells. Batteries will always degrade faster when stored at higher than ~70% charge. Eneloops, especially the newer variants, handle storage at higher voltages much better than other batteries, but they still charge them to 70% so that the battery is still in perfect condition when you buy it, even if it sat on the shelf for 5-10 years.

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