expiredphoinix | Staff posted Oct 23, 2025 11:08 AM
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expiredphoinix | Staff posted Oct 23, 2025 11:08 AM
8-Count Amazon Basics AA 2400mAh NiMH Rechargeable High Capacity Batteries
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I bought a bunch though, been needing some for my kids' toys
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It can only hold up to just 50%, within the one year?? Am I reading this correctly?
It can only hold up to just 50%, within the one year?? Am I reading this correctly?
It can only hold up to just 50%, within the one year?? Am I reading this correctly?
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The LADDA will last DECADES. Prob worth 10x easy, not even 4x. I have tons eneloops from 20 years ago that still work like brand new.
I do admit however I have Ladda, eneloops, Amazon Japan, Fujitsu (these are all made in Fujitsu plant) and not a single one has died in over 10 years. But neither has any of the Amazon China ones. I condition them and they are good. Note the single plant in Japan that makes all these is Fujitsu, the rest are relabelled (inc eneloop, ladda, etc).
The issue is that Ladda, eneloop, etc used to be $1 a cell a few years ago now they want $3-$4. The value/cost ratio is no longer there. I have been buying Tenergy Gold Pro for half the price or less and they are JUST as good as the eneloop pro.
So maybe they are a middle ground. I also bought powerowl lithium and they are nowhere near to the charge level they state, not even close. I complained and they comped me back the cost but they are so bad I just put them in my weather clock which needs 1.5V to operate correcly.
These are less than a buck certainly worth it if they last 5+ years which shouldn't be an issue.
Please recycle!
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