Amazon has 24-ct Energizer Ultimate Lithium AAA Batteries on sale for $33.47 - $1.67 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $31.80. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 24-ct Energizer Ultimate Lithium AAA Batteries on sale for $33.47 - $1.67 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $31.80. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Check the one stat reviews. From personal experience, it may take 3 attempts to get a box of 24 batteries, versus the 4 pack that an Amazon logistics error may send you.
Check the one stat reviews. From personal experience, it may take 3 attempts to get a box of 24 batteries, versus the 4 pack that an Amazon logistics error may send you.
These pos sent me two 4 packs then only refunded one. Had to spend the next hour trying to figure out how the hell do I get a real person to fix this since the automated system is so shit. Now they sent only 1 replacement let's see what I get this time. Trash service
I had these connected to a decoration that had Xmas type LEDs. The lights were much brighter with these than the alkaline batteries, but they didn't last very long. I don't know if it is a power draw limitation on the alkaline batteries that doesn't limit these, but they were drained in nothing flat.
These have 25 years shelf life, unlike alkaline batteries.
These batteries are not universally better than alkaline. Main benefits are ability to provide full voltage at lower temperatures, low vampire drain and long shelf life. Higher initial voltage has up and downsides, depending on application. I personally use these in Blink security cameras and Zigbee temperature/humidity sensors and get several years, between having batteries replacements.
How does this stack up to Costco Kirkland AAA batteries? Those are $17 for 48 count?
If you want something cheaper, go for Energizer or Amazonbasics Alkaline. They are much cheaper with similar performace but they don't leak. The kirkland and Duracell batteries leak badly and ruin your device! https://slickdeals.net/f/19046398
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And will try to get another $5 back:
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Luckily, I kept the wrapper from the 4 and Staples scanned that and Amazon refunded for 3 of the 24 packs.
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These batteries are not universally better than alkaline. Main benefits are ability to provide full voltage at lower temperatures, low vampire drain and long shelf life. Higher initial voltage has up and downsides, depending on application. I personally use these in Blink security cameras and Zigbee temperature/humidity sensors and get several years, between having batteries replacements.
The only downside is that they're all leaking in the package.
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