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PHILIPS 8-Pack Rechargeable AA Lithium Batteries $35
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These are 1.5V AA lithium-ion rechargeable batteries with a listed 3600mWh capacity and up to 1,200 long cycle life. Unlike disposable AA batteries, they can be recharged and reused, which can be useful for devices that go through batteries regularly.
The 1.5V output is designed to work with common AA battery-powered electronics, including game controllers, wireless accessories, remotes, toys, flashlights and other household devices.
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Price: $34.99
8 rechargeable AA batteries
1.5V output
3600mWh capacity
Lithium-ion rechargeable design
Up to 1,200 recharge cycles listed
Suitable for game controllers and remotes
Also useful for household electronics, toys, flashlights and other AA-powered devices
Reusable alternative to disposable AA batteries
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...YM4X4
The 1.5V output is designed to work with common AA battery-powered electronics, including game controllers, wireless accessories, remotes, toys, flashlights and other household devices.
Deal details:
Price: $34.99
8 rechargeable AA batteries
1.5V output
3600mWh capacity
Lithium-ion rechargeable design
Up to 1,200 recharge cycles listed
Suitable for game controllers and remotes
Also useful for household electronics, toys, flashlights and other AA-powered devices
Reusable alternative to disposable AA batteries
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...YM4X4
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These are 1.5V AA lithium-ion rechargeable batteries with a listed 3600mWh capacity and up to 1,200 long cycle life. Unlike disposable AA batteries, they can be recharged and reused, which can be useful for devices that go through batteries regularly.
The 1.5V output is designed to work with common AA battery-powered electronics, including game controllers, wireless accessories, remotes, toys, flashlights and other household devices.
Deal details:
Price: $34.99
8 rechargeable AA batteries
1.5V output
3600mWh capacity
Lithium-ion rechargeable design
Up to 1,200 recharge cycles listed
Suitable for game controllers and remotes
Also useful for household electronics, toys, flashlights and other AA-powered devices
Reusable alternative to disposable AA batteries
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...YM4X4
The 1.5V output is designed to work with common AA battery-powered electronics, including game controllers, wireless accessories, remotes, toys, flashlights and other household devices.
Deal details:
Price: $34.99
8 rechargeable AA batteries
1.5V output
3600mWh capacity
Lithium-ion rechargeable design
Up to 1,200 recharge cycles listed
Suitable for game controllers and remotes
Also useful for household electronics, toys, flashlights and other AA-powered devices
Reusable alternative to disposable AA batteries
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...YM4X4
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There are LOTS of similar products on the web for sale. So....way too expensive for this.
The ad clearly shows 3600mWh. A reviewer posted a close-up of a cell that has 2000mAh and 3000mWh printed on it.
On of the promo photos show what is likely a wireless microphone. These kind of cells create electromagnetic interference so radios and such don't work. I suspect a wireless mike would.
[Save up to $3000/Year]!!
You can get Costco AA for ~ $0.50/each. To even equal that you would need to go through ~6000 batteries.
Lets say, just for discussion, that using the Phillips last a week of use. So that would be 52 charges.
6000/52 = 115. You would need to have 115 of these going with a weekly charge. It would need a seriously large organization with a huge battery requirement and almost a dedicated 'battery guy' to deal with that. Stupid claim.
These kind of discrepancies make me leery of product quality. Sloppy and inaccurate.
There are LOTS of similar products on the web for sale. So....way too expensive for this.
The ad clearly shows 3600mWh. A reviewer posted a close-up of a cell that has 2000mAh and 3000mWh printed on it.
On of the promo photos show what is likely a wireless microphone. These kind of cells create electromagnetic interference so radios and such don't work. I suspect a wireless mike would.
[Save up to $3000/Year]!!
You can get Costco AA for ~ $0.50/each. To even equal that you would need to go through ~6000 batteries.
Lets say, just for discussion, that using the Phillips last a week of use. So that would be 52 charges.
6000/52 = 115. You would need to have 115 of these going with a weekly charge. It would need a seriously large organization with a huge battery requirement and almost a dedicated 'battery guy' to deal with that. Stupid claim.
These kind of discrepancies make me leery of product quality. Sloppy and inaccurate.
Costco version also won't last as long. So for higher drain devices, you'd break even in a few months. Aside from cost, there's also the eco factor of not tossing batteries.
Also if you need more than 8, the cost goes down per battery as this includes the charger.
One reviewer mentioned this in their feedback, noting they were concerned about the manufacturing origin. These batteries do carry a 2-year manufacturer warranty from Philips and feature safety certifications for flame-retardant ABS shell and overcharge/short-circuit protection systems.
There are LOTS of similar products on the web for sale. So....way too expensive for this.
The ad clearly shows 3600mWh. A reviewer posted a close-up of a cell that has 2000mAh and 3000mWh printed on it.
On of the promo photos show what is likely a wireless microphone. These kind of cells create electromagnetic interference so radios and such don't work. I suspect a wireless mike would.
[Save up to $3000/Year]!!
You can get Costco AA for ~ $0.50/each. To even equal that you would need to go through ~6000 batteries.
Lets say, just for discussion, that using the Phillips last a week of use. So that would be 52 charges.
6000/52 = 115. You would need to have 115 of these going with a weekly charge. It would need a seriously large organization with a huge battery requirement and almost a dedicated 'battery guy' to deal with that. Stupid claim.
These kind of discrepancies make me leery of product quality. Sloppy and inaccurate.
Example: https://slickdeals.net/f/19846815-8-pk-mupoer-1-5v-3000mwh-rechargeable-aa-lithium-batteries-w-usb-c-charger-15
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