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Over the last 10 years I have purchased nearly 100 of these batteries from different sources. They are actually intended for camera flashes. But I started using them for everything because the Duracell's I had been using would often leak and damage my devices. I even use these in cheap items far below their value. There is a bit of a price premium, but after 10 years, I have never had one go bad. I am now using them in my Maglite’s using a ‘AA size to D adapter’. They may well be the highest quality of all rechargeable batteries.
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I must've gotten a less than good batch. Each is supposed to be a "Ready to Use Rechargable Battery-Factory Charged With SOLAR ENERGY" Well, they'd do well to check their connections. I have a great quality charger and it took 2-3 hours to get them to a full charge. Maybe one batch got away. They're doing great now.
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I definitely felt the difference when I started using them. My old Enerloop Pros were already discharged, at best all they could last was about 5 hours of gameplay or so. With the new batteries the Ni-NM charger doesn't get the error blink it does with the old batteries (duh they're new) so far it lasts me about 7-9 consecutive nights of gameplay (. I strongly advise people to get these batteries. I got Enerloop Pros first a few years ago for their high energy capacity, but this is best used for stuff like Cameras and low utility electronics, bad idea for gaming especially since their charge limit is about 500 times before it starts to decay; whereas regular Enerloops goes up to 2600 times before decay. It's not to say Enerloop Pros are bad, they're just more adequate for different electronics. If you need something for frequent/daily use the best option is the regular Enerloops, they still have a very good energy capacity and last decently long.Read full review
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They are the Best on the Market and I have 4 sets of 4 AA That I marked in sets with colored Sharpies putting 2 matching rings around each one in the set. It makes it easier to keep track of the Batteries by Set and mine get plenty of use. My biggest problem in the past was just finding quality Batteries that could stand up to heavy Camera Use on a Sanyo Digital VPC-E2100 21x Autofocus Zoom Camera with Built in Flash and 3" LCD Display. This Camera used to eat the Expensive AA Batteries as the cheap ones just wouldn't hold up for more than 30 or so Pics. The Eneloop AA Rechargeable Batteries have lasted for over 200 pics at max resolution without the Flash and close to a Hundred with the flash. The Eneloop Batteries hold a full charge for a long time and are well worth the investment in savings on disposables alone but these are the only ones I use now as I can always depend on their being ready to go. Having the sets of four means one set is always charging, one is in the camera and two are on standby for anything that may need AA Power. You will never buy another disposable Battery again after using Eneloop for all your Battery Powered Device Needs. 100 STARS!!!Read full review
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Panasonic Eneloop batteries are some of the best around I've been using them for years. Seems like everything we own today runs on batteries? They advertise these little guys can be recharged ~ 2,100 times although I never counted and verified it? Beats buying regular batteries and having to replace them all the time. Although you may pay a little more for these you have to look long term at the value of them lasting for years. All-around, as far as I can tell they seem to be an excellent battery.
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