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

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Oct 26, 2026 7:58 PM
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Willow747Oct 26, 2026 7:58 PM
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$3.99 plus tax with S&S
Oct 26, 2026 9:07 PM
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LavenderPickle7682Oct 26, 2026 9:07 PM
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Eneloops are considerably better.
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Oct 26, 2026 11:25 PM
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dreadinnyOct 26, 2026 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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abstractedpuddingOct 27, 2026 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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Oct 27, 2026 3:48 AM
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LavenderPickle7682Oct 27, 2026 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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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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Oct 27, 2026 4:22 AM
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cheapodealOct 27, 2026 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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Oct 27, 2026 4:37 AM
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abstractedpuddingOct 27, 2026 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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Oct 27, 2026 11:25 AM
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mikedx42Oct 27, 2026 11:25 AM
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Quote from ViperDaSnake View quoted comment :
Why so much negativity? The product is just batteries. How you charge them is up to you.
No, you can't use "normal" 2Ah-range capacity batteries in low current solar "chargers"
Oct 27, 2026 1:55 PM
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UdayS4085Oct 27, 2026 1:55 PM
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$4.49 after coupon and S&S and tax-free.
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WeeeeeeeYesterday 3:37 AM
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Even decent NiMH batteries seem to go "dead" in devices that want 1.5v quickly, I cant imagine a NiMH with half the standard capacity of a quality NiMH battery will last long at all. Might get annoying.
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ViperDaSnakeYesterday 11:17 AM
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Quote from mikedx42 View quoted comment :
No, you can't use "normal" 2Ah-range capacity batteries in low current solar "chargers"
I do.
I use Eneloops and the original, non-Chinese Amazon batteries in Solar Lights.
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mikedx42Yesterday 2:27 PM
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Quote from ViperDaSnake View quoted comment :
I do. I use Eneloops and the original, non-Chinese Amazon batteries in Solar Lights.
Yes I'm sorry you CAN but they will eventually "crystallize" at their lower state and lose that capacity
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ariez84Today 4:47 AM
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these are 1000mah, compared to the 2100mah of eneloops; i guess these can tolerate a more extreme temperature?

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WhaddayatalkToday 4:34 PM
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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?
NiMH batteries are not going to burn your house down unless you try really hard to make it happen. In which case, I would guess the eneloops would be better at starting an intentional fire than these.

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