Energizer Rechargeable AAA Batteries (4-pk.) by Energizer Batteries
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Digital camera reviews of Energizer Rechargeable AAA Batteries (4-pk.)
Digital camera Review: Very good for about 20-24 months
Summary: 4 Stars
I have been using the Energizer 900mAh Rechargeable AAA for alot MP3 FM radio recording and sony walkman radio use. To record music drains them very fast. With the radio they do alot better; they last all day and more with my sony radio. I use the 9 hour Energizer charger which charges 4 batteries, either AA or AAA. After 20-24 months or so they don't seem to hold the charge as well. I have to put in a new battery alot more often . I am charging alot more. However, I have saved alot of money, since I use these 10-15 hours a day, almost everyday. I would like to find stronger batteries, but for now, I do plan to buy more of these very soon. The Energizer rechargeables drain at least 1% a day, even if you are not using them, and they are designed to be charged only a certain number of times, before they need to be replaced. You might want to get the facts at their website. I use regular non-rechargeable energizer batteries for less frequently used items like remote controls and flashlights.Digital camera Review: WONT EVEN CHARGE ON AN ENERGIZER CHARGER!!!!!!!!
Summary: 1 Stars
i thought these were good because there were 4 batteries and they were cheap. I get the package and open them up. First off, the packaging looked like its been opened before (it was all ripped) and it was crudely bent. I told myself it was just packaging and opened up the box. I grab 2 batteries and place them into my Energizer DUO charger. When i place them in, the green LED on the charger begins to blink, rapidly. This was strange to me because my old batteries never got a blink like this. I then go to look at the manual to see what all the flashing meant. I was surprised to see that it meant one of two things. It meant that either i have non-rechargeable batteries in the charger or the batteries are bad and are defective. I tested every single battery out and i got the same thing. The flashing light. I DO NOT recommend this to anyone unless they are looking for dead rechargeables.
Thanks for the waste of $10
Digital camera Review: Well Worth the Investment!
Summary: 5 Stars
I purchased the Energizer Rechargeable batteries more than a year ago for my sons' Nintendo Wii Remotes, the Wii Sensor bar, my digital camera and other household uses. I have not purchased batteries in an entire year; that is exactly how long these batteries have lasted us. I've read most of these reviews and you have to keep in mind that these are not normal batteries; they can't just lie around. If you don't charge them, you get no juice. When they are not in use they should be KEPT ON THE CHARGER. If you charge them PROPERLY, you will get more than your batteries' full use. If you use an item frequently that requires batteries, these batteries are well worth the investment.Digital camera Review: What more do you want
Summary: 5 Stars
I mean they are batteries, they power stuff, and they work, they can be recharged, you save money!Digital camera Review: Work Great!
Summary: 5 Stars
These keep my flashlight/laser pointer working well. I have also the rechargeable aa batteries. My dog is happy i purchased them for they are eco-friendly or something!