CZVV Official via Amazon[amazon.com] has 4-Pack 3500mWh AA Rechargeable 1.5V Batteries w/ White LCD Display Charger for $9.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
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CZVV Official via Amazon[amazon.com] has 4-Pack 3500mWh AA Rechargeable 1.5V Batteries w/ White LCD Display Charger for $9.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
What? No one is going to bite and test these?
People are all over the HW 3600mWh AA USB-charge tested to have:
[[A review showed that they were able to get 1600-1700mah depending on the discharge rate. This seems to be about average for these type of cells despite what they are being marketed as.]]
I'd guess they might be about that. Maybe better since they are NOT USB charge.
The charger looks unique being spring loaded and giving you a better representation of charge level than blinking lights. This is assuming you get THAT charger (they have a number of different kinds) and that kind of charge display can actually work on this kind of chemistry.
I'd guess this brand is just as good, or similarly over-marketed as most being sold.
Seller had 350 lifetime feedback but only 32 in the last 12 months, so they are not very active on Amazon.
1 rating on item, not even a review.
SD Standards got lowered and are non-existent for Paid SD Staff Influencers.
just $10, but the hassle of returning and potential risks make me pass
I have multiple sets of CZVV rechargeable batteries, and they all work fine, including the charger. I don't have a way to test the actual output - I wouldn't guess they're legit 3500mWh - but they last absolutely as long as any other brand I've gotten in this range. I'm definitely in for one set.
Last edited by bjtaylorrm May 10, 2026 at 11:15 AM.
I wonder if the charger is USB (hopefully USBC), or is it AC plug. The USBC would be useful for me, but it's not specified in description and there's only 1 photo. Also on the photo I see these printed on the charger: Only used for same brand AA/AAA Li-ion rechargeable battery. If that's indeed the case, the charger wouldn't be very useful...
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Yes, but Nimh versus lithium ion. Eneloop can only hit 1.2V though usually a bit higher. These try to hit 1.5V with lithium. Some devices are sensitive to voltage others can handle normal nimh rechargeables just fine
dammn i wonder if i should get this one. i got one from radio shack literally 20 years ago and it still works. but this one has a display to show fill up that's nice. it also looks like the circuit allows for single charge. mine needs at least 2 to charge so when i have different capacity batteries, i can't charge it at all.
I brought a few sets of this battery that came with a different charger two years ago. I used them to power wireless mics that require 1.5v batteries, and they performed very well, as well as those sold in Costco. They hold power longer than Eneloop batteries as well. I paid $36 plus tax for 8 batteries that time.
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People are all over the HW 3600mWh AA USB-charge tested to have:
[[A review showed that they were able to get 1600-1700mah depending on the discharge rate. This seems to be about average for these type of cells despite what they are being marketed as.]]
I'd guess they might be about that. Maybe better since they are NOT USB charge.
The charger looks unique being spring loaded and giving you a better representation of charge level than blinking lights. This is assuming you get THAT charger (they have a number of different kinds) and that kind of charge display can actually work on this kind of chemistry.
I'd guess this brand is just as good, or similarly over-marketed as most being sold.
Seller had 350 lifetime feedback but only 32 in the last 12 months, so they are not very active on Amazon.
1 rating on item, not even a review.
SD Standards got lowered and are non-existent for Paid SD Staff Influencers.
just $10, but the hassle of returning and potential risks make me pass
No mention of battery chemistry.
Also, "Input Voltage 240 Volts"
I'll wait for someone else to be the guinea pig.
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