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frontpageTel06c posted Jan 01, 2026 04:36 PM
frontpageTel06c posted Jan 01, 2026 04:36 PM

36-Pack Energizer MAX AA Alkaline Batteries

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$15

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Home Depot has 36-Pack Energizer MAX AA Alkaline Batteries for $15.87 - $0.79 (5%) when you Subscribe = $15.08. Shipping is free.

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About this item:
  • The power you depend on for your AA devices, from toys and flashlights to everyday items like remotes
  • These Energizer AA batteries hold power for up to 12 years in storage
  • Energizer MAX AA batteries are designed to protect your devices against damaging leaks for up to two years after fully used

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  • These batteries are well reviewed w/ 4.8 out of 5 stars from over 14.7k Home Depot customers.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Home Depot has 36-Pack Energizer MAX AA Alkaline Batteries for $15.87 - $0.79 (5%) when you Subscribe = $15.08. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member Tel06c for finding this deal.

Note: You may need to click "View Full Product Details" on the product page to view/select Subscription option. Pause or cancel your subscription anytime online. No club or membership fees required.

About this item:
  • The power you depend on for your AA devices, from toys and flashlights to everyday items like remotes
  • These Energizer AA batteries hold power for up to 12 years in storage
  • Energizer MAX AA batteries are designed to protect your devices against damaging leaks for up to two years after fully used

Editor's Notes

Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • These batteries are well reviewed w/ 4.8 out of 5 stars from over 14.7k Home Depot customers.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Heckler101
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Duracell batteries always leak on me. I don't seem to have that issue with Energizers.

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Jan 02, 2026 11:07 AM
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gooddeals23Jan 02, 2026 11:07 AM
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I switched to Energizer Max from Duracell AA & AAA about two years ago. My experience with them is they just don't last as long as Duracell batteries. I'll be switching back as stock depletes. Very disappointed with these Energizer Max batteries.
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Quote from gooddeals23 :
I switched to Energizer Max from Duracell AA & AAA about two years ago. My experience with them is they just don't last as long as Duracell batteries. I'll be switching back as stock depletes. Very disappointed with these Energizer Max batteries.
How do you know they don't last as long? Have you done a controlled experiment where you turn something on and run it for a certain amount of time on both? What you're saying sounds a lot like conjecture.
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Quote from TamelCoe :
How do you know they don't last as long? Have you done a controlled experiment where you turn something on and run it for a certain amount of time on both? What you're saying sounds a lot like conjecture.
Exactly! How dare someone post a personal anecdote without presenting all the data generated from their carefully crafted experiments.

Take this as a lesson, Slickdealers, unless you have conducted properly controlled, double-blind experiments with a large enough sample size to be statistically significant across various lot numbers and production dates, you'd best keep your conjecture to yourself.

And don't even step up here unless you've used a variety of devices with differing demands. Don't forget to log the ambient temperature as well as any temperature fluctuations of the device as these will influence the battery's performance.

Be prepared to show your work or else. This is $15 worth of batteries we are talking about. Give this deal the scientific analysis it deserves
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t3chJan 02, 2026 05:10 PM
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I agree that Duracell always seem to last longer IME, but yesterday I needed some AA for dying smoke alarms and got a 24 pack at target which was $22. Annoyingly, for that price/use case I'd definitely have gone for these energizer… they get chucked after a year anyway.
Jan 02, 2026 06:48 PM
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Heckler101Jan 02, 2026 06:48 PM
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Duracell batteries always leak on me. I don't seem to have that issue with Energizers.
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TypeONegativeJan 03, 2026 06:07 AM
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Quote from TamelCoe :
How do you know they don't last as long? Have you done a controlled experiment where you turn something on and run it for a certain amount of time on both? What you're saying sounds a lot like conjecture.

I'm guessing that since he's used both, he sees that one lasted longer than the other

Not that hard to follow, bub.
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ltjJan 04, 2026 02:30 AM
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Quote from Heckler101 :
Duracell batteries always leak on me. I don't seem to have that issue with Energizers.
This is exactly the only reason I switched from Duracell to Energizer many years ago.

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BillyidleJan 05, 2026 08:04 PM
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Dead for me, back to $21.87
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outridersJan 05, 2026 09:12 PM
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They didn't change the price tag so they honored the price but removed it immediately
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reicadenJan 07, 2026 10:39 PM
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Quote from TypeONegative :


I'm guessing that since he's used both, he sees that one lasted longer than the other

Not that hard to follow, bub.
Ahh yes, the no data but feelings crowd
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pklalJan 19, 2026 02:23 AM
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I get other brands at cheaper price.

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