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Model: BONAI Rechargeable Lithium AA Batteries with Charger, 3000mWh 1.5V AA Batteries for Blink Camera 8 Count with 2H Fast Charge- Blue

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Code worked fine for me, but you really shouldn't buy these in the first place.

The fact is that 1.5V Li-ion batteries are just not great. Chemistry determines the voltage. Alkaline is 1.5V, NiMH is 1.25V. Li-ion is 3.2 or 3.7V, so they use a buck converter to step it down to 1.5. This (as far as I am aware) means you can't (or shouldn't) use a "standard" NiMH/Li-ion charger. It's why you frequently see these with USB-C ports on them, or they come with their own special charger. Furthermore, buck converters are notorious for phantom drain, so the bad reviews indicating poor battery life make sense.

A more respectable manufacturer might use better converters, but I'm not sure I'd buy any 1.5V Li-ion: https://www.amazon.com/EBL-Lithiu...B0DK2NJFWG

If you have a device that simply must have 1.5V and can't use the 1.2-1.3V NiMH, just buy alkalines. Otherwise, use quality NiMH and call it a day.
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gravymattYesterday 04:33 PM
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Currently, I have two sets Tenavolts 1.5 li-ion AA, that I swap in and out of blink cameras, that seem to work-ish. The drain fast on the doorbell cam and a street facing cam. But it was better than throwing tons of money away on disposable lithium ion energizer batteries.

Anyone using these in their external blink cams ?
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SmilingSnow960Yesterday 04:50 PM
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Quote from rczrider :
Code worked fine for me, but you really shouldn't buy these in the first place.The fact is that 1.5V Li-ion batteries are just not great. Chemistry determines the voltage. Alkaline is 1.5V, NiMH is 1.25V. Li-ion is 3.2 or 3.7V, so they use a buck converter to step it down to 1.5. This (as far as I am aware) means you can't (or shouldn't) use a "standard" NiMH/Li-ion charger. It's why you frequently see these with USB-C ports on them, or they come with their own special charger. Furthermore, buck converters are notorious for phantom drain, so the bad reviews indicating poor battery life make sense.A more respectable manufacturer might use better converters, but I'm not sure I'd buy any 1.5V Li-ion: https://www.amazon.com/EBL-Lithiu...B0DK2NJFWGIf you have a device that simply must have 1.5V and can't use the 1.2-1.3V NiMH, just buy alkalines. Otherwise, use quality NiMH and call it a day.
Why would they use a converter to "step down"? Does it make them cheaper?Also, when I purchase Li-ion, I should always look for at least 3-2 volts? TIA
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harley48Yesterday 05:59 PM
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Quote from SmilingSnow960 :
Why would they use a converter to "step down"? Does it make them cheaper?Also, when I purchase Li-ion, I should always look for at least 3-2 volts? TIA
A full lithium battery @ 3.0v>4.2v is inside. In order to use it you have to step it down.
You CAN get AA size lithium batteries, but they WLL fry most 'normal' AA driven devices.
The capacity for lithium is often give in mWh, which is why you see that instead of mAh. It is actually 'more' correct, but also confusing.

The buck driver/step down maintains the 1.5v (good), but at the expense of voltage conversion losses, heat production, electronic interference, and increased voltage losses over time (not good).
HOW MUCH of each of those compromises varies WILDLY among the hoard of batteries out there.
Xtar is very good. Hixon is good, Tenavolt is decent, EBL....and the new myriad of 'no name' Chinese batteries making exaggerated claims, not so much.
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Quote from gravymatt :
Currently, I have two sets Tenavolts 1.5 li-ion AA, that I swap in and out of blink cameras, that seem to work-ish. The drain fast on the doorbell cam and a street facing cam. But it was better than throwing tons of money away on disposable lithium ion energizer batteries.

Anyone using these in their external blink cams ?
I switched one of my Blink doorbells to Eneloops last May as an experiment to see how long a good NiMH battery will last. The app immediately reported low-battery but the cam continues to work 4 months later. That doorbell faces the driveway so it averages 2-3 motion events per day. I'm curious to see how long it'll go before it drops its connection due to low power.
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