Sanyo Eneloop AAA NiMH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries (4 Pack) by SANYO
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Digital camera reviews of Sanyo Eneloop AAA NiMH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries (4 Pack)
Digital camera Review: Great batteries for flash
Summary: 5 Stars
When I purchased my Canon 580 EX, I was wondering if I should buy these or powerex. I decided on these for one reason, the slow lose of battery power. I am usually good at recharging batteries the night before I have a big photo shoot. However what about those random times when at the spare of the moment you need to use your flash which hasn't been used for a few weeks? Well no worry to fear with these batteries they hold their charge extremely good. I am very pleased with these batteries. I own a total of three pairs soon to be more. I use a La Crosse Technology BC-9009. I highly recommended everyone own a couple pairs of these as backups or use them as their main batteries. Digital camera Review: A Good LSD!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought these batteries to replace my old energizer nmh, and Sanyo Eneloop Rocks!!!! I use the batteries for my R/C Kyosho, Tamiya and RC heli good performance!!!Digital camera Review: Best Batteries/Charger EVER!
Summary: 5 Stars
When my little niece was born I had merely hours to charge my batteries and get out the door. I can safely say these are the best batteries I've ever had. They hold a charge, they last much longer and they charge wicked fast. I've had other batteries such as Energizer and Kodak and they aren't half as good as the Eneloop batteries. Its also a shame you don't see these batteries as much as Energizer in the supermarkets and department stores. The charger that comes with it can charge AAA batteries too. So don't be bashful get these batteries NOW!! Digital camera Review: Love Eneloop
Summary: 5 Stars
I originally bought the eneloop "starter pack" at Costco in the winter of 2008. It included the charger, some AAA and some AA batteries, as well as the adapters needed to make the AAs fit in C and D cell battery compartments. I have rarely used the AAAs, but have converted almost all of my AA battery gadgetry over to the eneloops, which is why I needed to purchase some more. I find that they do hold a charge for a lot longer than most rechargeable batteries. They come charged, so there is no initial wait time to begin using them, which I like. The only minor issue I have with them is that they tend to discharge a little more quickly than conventional one time use batteries when they are used in items with a digital readout. I have several small temperature sensors and weather stations around my property. I find that when the eneloops are nearing the end of their reserve, my readouts get a bit dodgy, and the temperature or time will be way off. Not a terrible problem, as long as you know to expect it, and have another set of batteries ready to go. Digital camera Review: Best batteries - Period!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have been using rechargeable batteries for probably 10 years or more. About 4 years ago I discovered Eneloop and have not bought a different brand since. I probably own over 60 of these batteries. I use them for my tv/stereo remotes, XBOX, XBOX 360 and Nintendo WII controllers, Digital cameras, kids electronic games, my wireless keyboard and mouse and just about anything else I regularly use and consumes batteries. I always have a few spare already charged ready to replace some that just died. They hold there charges forever (well long enough that in some of the lesser used devices I can forget there there - I am always wondering where they are all at. They last a long time even in the demanding console controllers and digital cameras. This is all I buy. The only important thing is training everyone in the house to NEVER throw out the white batteries. But now that they are used in everything in my house it's much easier and everyone knows to just go put them in the charger and grab the previously charged ones. I bought some of the bundled packs so I have like 4 chargers and a bunch of C and D cell converters. They even work fine in these devices, but obviously don't last nearly as long - But who cares they charge plenty fast - so I use them in Lanterns and flashlights that consume big D cell batteries.