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(8-Pack) Granicell NiMH Rechargeable 1.2V AA Batteries $3.99

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Amazon.com: Granicell 8-Pack NiMH Rechargeable AA Batteries for Solar Lights | 1.2V for Solar Lights, String Lights & Home Devices Pre-Charged High Capacity Leak-Proof : Health & Household

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Yesterday 7:58 PM
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Willow747Yesterday 7:58 PM
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$3.99 plus tax with S&S
Yesterday 9:07 PM
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LavenderPickle7682Yesterday 9:07 PM
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Eneloops are considerably better.
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Yesterday 11:25 PM
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dreadinnyYesterday 11:25 PM
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I used to chase these deals, but after reading about dangerous fires from batteries, I am a bit scared of off brands
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abstractedpuddingToday 1:50 AM
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Quote from LavenderPickle7682 View quoted comment :
Eneloops are considerably better.
At six times the price, one would hope so.
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LavenderPickle7682Today 3:48 AM
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Quote from abstractedpudding View quoted comment :
At six times the price, one would hope so.
In reality, it's only a marginal difference -- and what's "not burning your house down" worth to a person?
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abstractedpuddingToday 3:58 AM
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Quote from LavenderPickle7682 View quoted comment :
In reality, it's only a marginal difference -- and what's "not burning your house down" worth to a person?
Well, that's some ignorant fear mongering, but I suppose on brand. These are Nickel-metal hydride batteries. NiMH batteries are very safe and have an extremely low fire risk compared to lithium-ion batteries. This is primarily because they use a water-based liquid inside that just can't catch fire. They don't suffer from thermal runaway, so if you accidentally abuse or overcharge them, they'll usually just get hot, swell up, or vent a little gas instead of bursting into flames. Really, the only way they'll ever cause a fire is if you short-circuit them with a piece of metal, which generates a ton of sudden heat and can melt the plastic wrapping or spark nearby materials.

You basically have to try to get these to start a fire. They're not going to spontaneously combust.
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LavenderPickle7682Today 4:19 AM
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Quote from abstractedpudding View quoted comment :
Well, that's some ignorant fear mongering, but I suppose on brand. These are Nickel-metal hydride batteries. NiMH batteries are very safe and have an extremely low fire risk compared to lithium-ion batteries. This is primarily because they use a water-based liquid inside that just can't catch fire. They don't suffer from thermal runaway, so if you accidentally abuse or overcharge them, they'll usually just get hot, swell up, or vent a little gas instead of bursting into flames. Really, the only way they'll ever cause a fire is if you short-circuit them with a piece of metal, which generates a ton of sudden heat and can melt the plastic wrapping or spark nearby materials.

You basically have to try to get these to start a fire. They're not going to spontaneously combust.
They're no-name generics. You're putting your safety at risk with them.

For a nonsensical marginal increase in cost, you can get the gold-standard, name-brand, tested-and-trusted Eneloop. Is it worth a mere couple of bucks savings?

Some people might say yes. 🔥 I know what I'd say.
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cheapodealToday 4:22 AM
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The LADDA rechargeable battery from Ikea are also considered good one. (Provided you have Ikea nearby).
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abstractedpuddingToday 4:37 AM
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Quote from cheapodeal View quoted comment :
The LADDA rechargeable battery from Ikea are also considered good one. (Provided you have Ikea nearby).
Yeah, they're made by FDK like most of the Eneloops, although recently Panasonic has started producing the lower tier ones in China for certain markets. The LADDA are probably the best bang for your buck if you want some better LSD batteries. The ones in this post are certainly not LSD and are only 1000 mAh. Those are much more salient reasons to choose other batteries than pearl-clutching hysteria over imagined dangers.
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LavenderPickle7682Today 5:55 AM
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Quote from abstractedpudding View quoted comment :
Yeah, they're made by FDK like most of the Eneloops, although recently Panasonic has started producing the lower tier ones in China for certain markets. The LADDA are probably the best bang for your buck if you want some better LSD batteries. The ones in this post are certainly not LSD and are only 1000 mAh. Those are much more salient reasons to choose other batteries than pearl-clutching hysteria over imagined dangers.
Well, if you do have an issue with your "Granicell" battery (granny cell? lol. okay.)....you can just reach out to their customer support department:

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Business Name: GuangZhouGuanLiKeJiYouXianGongSi
Business Address:
番禺区
沙湾街岗心路31号401
广州市
广东省
510000
CN

(I find it kinda weird you're so adamantly supportive of this no-name brand, despite being aware of the risks that generic batteries pose. Sure you dismiss those risks without a care, but you're still acutely aware of them. All for a few pennies in savings.)

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And let me save you the trouble:

Panasonic Energy Corporation of America
1 Panasonic Drive
Columbus, GA 31907

Cheers.
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