Showing posts with label 8-Count Package (Pack of 2). Show all posts
Showing posts with label 8-Count Package (Pack of 2). Show all posts

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Duracell Rechargeable AA NiMH Batteries, MIGNON/HR6/DC1500, 8-Count Package (Pack of 2) Buy Now


The picture shows 2650 mAh batteries and the description is vague enough with "2650mAh / 2450 mAh Ideal capacity; ideally suited for powering digital cameras" to actually expect at least one of the two packs to be 2650 mAh. Nevertheless I received 16 batteries with the 2450 mAh capacity. There is no mention of rapid charge compatibility, and it lists 250 mA as the charge current (opposed to up to 1000 mA for rapid charge).

Of course they discharge when stored, and more quickly so than standard alkaline batteries. For our baby toys that's of no consequence as they need fresh batteries all the time.

In the end it wasn't as great of a deal as expected (2650 mAh), but still almost the same price as one pack of 8 in the local store.Get more detail about Duracell Rechargeable AA NiMH Batteries, MIGNON/HR6/DC1500, 8-Count Package (Pack of 2).

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Lowest Price Duracell Ultra AA Alkaline Batteries, 8-Count Package (Pack of 2)


I use these ultra batteries with my LED hi lumen output bicycle and flashlights. Most bike lights and flashlights eat battery life at least the hi lumen output ones do like 90 to 220 lumens in this case. The regular AAA batteries drained really fast like 30 minutes or so of use. Unless you have the hi end "CREE" bulbs in your device you should invest in these. For "lo stream" or lo usage devices like your remote control any old battery kirkland or generic works fine life wise but hi usage devices require the name brand duracell types and in this case ultras. Digital cameras also should get ultras in them unless you want to risk a dead battery.Get more detail about Duracell Ultra AA Alkaline Batteries, 8-Count Package (Pack of 2).

Monday, April 19, 2010

Duracell Ultra AA Alkaline Batteries, 8-Count Package (Pack of 2) Decide Now


I use these ultra batteries with my LED hi lumen output bicycle and flashlights. Most bike lights and flashlights eat battery life at least the hi lumen output ones do like 90 to 220 lumens in this case. The regular AAA batteries drained really fast like 30 minutes or so of use. Unless you have the hi end "CREE" bulbs in your device you should invest in these. For "lo stream" or lo usage devices like your remote control any old battery kirkland or generic works fine life wise but hi usage devices require the name brand duracell types and in this case ultras. Digital cameras also should get ultras in them unless you want to risk a dead battery.Get more detail about Duracell Ultra AA Alkaline Batteries, 8-Count Package (Pack of 2).