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12-Pack Eneloop Panasonic 2100 Cycle Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries

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Amazon has 12-Pack Eneloop Panasonic 2100 Cycle Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries (BK-3MCCA12FA) on sale for $25.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this Product:
  • Long-lasting performance: Recharge up to 2,100 times for extended use.
  • High power capacity: Delivers up to 2,100mAh typical / 2,000mAh minimum.
  • Pre-charged with solar energy: Ready to use out of the box; retains up to 70% charge after 10 years (unused).
  • Reliable in extreme temperatures: Operates in conditions as low as -4°F (-20°C).
  • Premium quality: Made in Japan, packaged in the USA for trusted performance.
  • Versatile use: Ideal for hundreds of household devices — remote controls, flashlights, toys, cameras, game controllers, RC cars, and more.

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    • Our research indicates that this deal is $15.99 less (38.08% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $41.98 at the time of this posting.
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Amazon has 12-Pack Eneloop Panasonic 2100 Cycle Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries (BK-3MCCA12FA) on sale for $25.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks Community Member gabe23111 for sharing this deal

About this Product:
  • Long-lasting performance: Recharge up to 2,100 times for extended use.
  • High power capacity: Delivers up to 2,100mAh typical / 2,000mAh minimum.
  • Pre-charged with solar energy: Ready to use out of the box; retains up to 70% charge after 10 years (unused).
  • Reliable in extreme temperatures: Operates in conditions as low as -4°F (-20°C).
  • Premium quality: Made in Japan, packaged in the USA for trusted performance.
  • Versatile use: Ideal for hundreds of household devices — remote controls, flashlights, toys, cameras, game controllers, RC cars, and more.

Editor's Notes

Written by qwikwit | Staff
  • About this Offer:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $15.99 less (38.08% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $41.98 at the time of this posting.
  • Reviews:
  • About this Store:

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Model: Panasonic BK-3MCCA12FA eneloop AA 2100 Cycle Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries, 12-Battery Pack

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TallyGal
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That's pretty good to get a couple of years out of Pros, if you played a ton. If you are a casual player and/or don't use vibration when playing, then switching to Standard Eneloops might be a better choice as they will last many years longer...

Use Standard Eneloops for anything you use daily and recharge often, they'll last for many years and are incredibly reliable for controllers, remotes, and everyday gadgets.

Use Eneloop Pros when you need maximum runtime or quick, consistent bursts of power. For example: DSLR camera flashes, Wireless microphones, High-output LED flashlights,
RC controllers and transmitters or anything that drains batteries fast.

For an Xbox controller, the standard Eneloops are typically the better long-term choice unless you're using vibration nonstop and don't want to swap batteries as often.
rabbz
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Man about farking time these things dropped in price. Only seen AAA deals for a while now. Thanks OP!

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FYI I recently saw results of research that said that these are way better long term than the higher capacity Eneloop. those only last a few hundred cycles as opposed to a couple thousand for these.
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DealwagonToday 03:34 PM
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My "Pros" (the black ones) died after a few years of xbox controller usage.
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TallyGalToday 03:42 PM
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Quote from Dealwagon :
My "Pros" (the black ones) died after a few years of xbox controller usage.
That's pretty good to get a couple of years out of Pros, if you played a ton. If you are a casual player and/or don't use vibration when playing, then switching to Standard Eneloops might be a better choice as they will last many years longer...

Use Standard Eneloops for anything you use daily and recharge often, they'll last for many years and are incredibly reliable for controllers, remotes, and everyday gadgets.

Use Eneloop Pros when you need maximum runtime or quick, consistent bursts of power. For example: DSLR camera flashes, Wireless microphones, High-output LED flashlights,
RC controllers and transmitters or anything that drains batteries fast.

For an Xbox controller, the standard Eneloops are typically the better long-term choice unless you're using vibration nonstop and don't want to swap batteries as often. Wink
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Today 03:47 PM
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rabbzToday 03:47 PM
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Man about farking time these things dropped in price. Only seen AAA deals for a while now. Thanks OP!
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Today 03:52 PM
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wise33Today 03:52 PM
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Quote from madcow3417 :
FYI I recently saw results of research that said that these are way better long term than the higher capacity Eneloop. those only last a few hundred cycles as opposed to a couple thousand for these.
hope this is true
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CMarshall85Today 03:59 PM
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Quote from TallyGal :
That's pretty good to get a couple of years out of Pros, if you played a ton. If you are a casual player and/or don't use vibration when playing, then switching to Standard Eneloops might be a better choice as they will last many years longer...Use Standard Eneloops for anything you use daily and recharge often, they'll last for many years and are incredibly reliable for controllers, remotes, and everyday gadgets.Use Eneloop Pros when you need maximum runtime or quick, consistent bursts of power. For example: DSLR camera flashes, Wireless microphones, High-output LED flashlights, RC controllers and transmitters or anything that drains batteries fast.For an Xbox controller, the standard Eneloops are typically the better long-term choice unless you're using vibration nonstop and don't want to swap batteries as often. Wink
Many of the working professionals at r/livesound use standard eneloops with wireless microphones because you can charge them for way more cycles in their lifetime.
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CoralMice5195Today 04:08 PM
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Quote from rabbz :
Man about farking time these things dropped in price. Only seen AAA deals for a while now. Thanks OP!
Yeah right? Felt same as soon as I saw the ad. repped

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Today 04:24 PM
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GreenFlower7123Today 04:24 PM
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I've been using a set of 8 of these through 3 generations of Xboxes.
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P4TILLACToday 04:26 PM
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I know use cases vary, but is the a general recommendation for a charger to use with these for best results?
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sfleschToday 04:27 PM
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Thanks. FWIW, these are about $2.17 per battery. I see a 10 pack for about $2.01 per battery that is the same capacity. Not sure if There's any other differences. https://a.co/d/gMLunHs

Sorry Amazon popped these AAAs in the middle of my AA search, but https://a.co/d/bgFPgPz is a better deal if you're looking for AAA fwiw
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DealzezToday 04:27 PM
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Should put AA in title
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dmat8604Today 04:33 PM
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Quote from sflesch :
Thanks. FWIW, these are about $2.17 per battery. I see a 10 pack for about $2.01 per battery that is the same capacity. Not sure if There's any other differences. https://a.co/d/gMLunHs
Those link to AAA. That size is always cheaper than AA that op posted
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jep08Today 04:35 PM
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Quote from sflesch :
Thanks. FWIW, these are about $2.17 per battery. I see a 10 pack for about $2.01 per battery that is the same capacity. Not sure if There's any other differences. https://a.co/d/gMLunHs
Your link is for AAA version.
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Today 04:40 PM
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Isabel_RingingToday 04:40 PM
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Quote from sflesch :
Thanks. FWIW, these are about $2.17 per battery. I see a 10 pack for about $2.01 per battery that is the same capacity. Not sure if There's any other differences. https://a.co/d/gMLunHs
OP is for AA size. Your link is for AAA. FWIW, S&S brings the AAA down to $1.91/ea.
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iTalkToday 04:41 PM
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Quote from sflesch :
Thanks. FWIW, these are about $2.17 per battery. I see a 10 pack for about $2.01 per battery that is the same capacity. Not sure if There's any other differences. https://a.co/d/gMLunHs
Those are AAA
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