EBL Pack of 8 10000mAh Ni-MH D Cells Rechargeable Batteries, Battery Case Included

time, it has now been 5 times that we have had to recharge them and currently 2 out of the 8 batteries can't be recharged. The rechargeable batteries were compared with standard batteries on two path lights, while the standard batteries were compared with two path lights. About 9 to 10 months were enough time for the batteries to last before they needed replacing. Only about 2 to 3 months were allowed for them to last before needing to be recharged. It also takes about a full day to recharge them, when we do it in the evening, they are ready for use in As we live in the northeast, our weather can be very hot and very cold. If 25% of the batteries were no longer charged after one year, I would not buy them again. I recharged them only 5 times before they would not charge anymore. Despite the product description stating they could be recharged up to 1200 times, they didn't even come close to charging. Perhaps they'd work better inside than outdoors, where the temperature is consistent, but they'd definitely work better than standard batteries that held up well in the ground. Announcing an update A customer service representative from EBL contacted me and determined that my batteries were defective. In place of the ones that didn't work, they sent replacement batteries. I was very pleased with the customer service, and the replacements were sent quickly.

Celine Rowland

| Feb 07, 2021

The extra sets of D batteries performed a little better than the first set, as follows The following sets one and two are also valid The 8315 mAH and 8491 mAH sets are listed below. The following is the setup for set 3 8840 and 7692 mAh Eighty-four hundred and ninety-one milliamperes, Set 4 84276 mAH and 8091 mAH The battery capacity is 7969 MAH and the battery capacity is 8596 MAH. 2 extra stars just because of the wonderful VIP treatment I received from the customer service group. Though I wonder if most, if not all, battery companies overstate their capacity, because if these batteries are true to capacity then the EBL batteries would be a better value, especially with the VIP customer service that goes along with them. "- " Review of the original document - As the case stands, all of the items arrived cracked out of the package. The only thing they are broken is their cracks, not their breaks. I am not concerned about the cases because they did their job by shielding the battery from visual- and physical-damage. The batteries themselves are as follows In my experience, I have not had many problems with EBL 800mAH 9v batteries since I bought them a while ago. The capacity seems to be on par with what to expect. But these EBL batteries did not behave the same. As far as tolerance goes, I expected 10% less capacity than stated. It is ideal to have less than 5% tolerance for capacity less than stated. Despite this, the cells they tested are nowhere near the tolerance level, and one of them has a 25% less capacity than it claims. You only get 75 percent of what the batteries are worth, which makes the per-cell costs too high. I can't seem to increase the capacity of these batteries no matter how many cycles I perform. The SkyRC MC3000 Charger was used to test the batteries, one of the most advanced hobby chargers on the market today. It should therefore be an accurate reading. This company needs to QC its batteries before shipping them out for sale, so they don't get caught by a technical bug. I would like to purchase this for I find the 38 per cell to be too much for 7500mAH batteries. It would be $2 if it was. So long as the capacity of the battery isn't insufficient, 69 cents per cell could be acceptable. If you purchase Double "A" batteries and use a power converter you would save some money It has been a while since I saw an adapter for the same price Despite the fact that sizers seem to use two double "A" batteries, it appears that using the wrong size could cause more problems.

Itzel Lindsay

| Jan 03, 2021

I have to tell you something. I'm not sure if I got a bad batch, but these don't last very In my loft, I use them for motion night lights that require recharging every week or every week and a half, whereas if I use regular alkaline batteries, they last Such a difference makes a big In my opinion, they are supposed to last may 6 months or so, but a week at a time, I have to pull out the ladder to get the batteries charged. I do not think it is worth the effort. My D cell batteries are sitting on the shelf
*end of edit I am back on regular Alkaline batteries again not even top brands, just regular store brand batteries. I have yet to try the replacement batteries since I have been using the regular alkaline batteries in my motion light. The company reached out to me and sent me a second batch. For now, I am giving five stars for the company's customer service. My post and star rating will be edited if these replacements do not work. It should be noted that Alkaline batteries begin at a voltage of For standard batteries, the price is $5, and for rechargeable batteries, it is $1. It is possible that my light is more sensitive to voltage drop than I've not tried any other brand or any rechargeable batteries other than these, but if they don't work I'll try another brand. I just want to make sure the review is as accurate as possible. It might not be the battery but rather the application that is causing issues.

Kimber McCarty

| Apr 17, 2021

The update is It was a pleasure to deal with EBL and I appreciated their willingness to replace my phone. A very good customer service experience! My biggest concern is one battery out of eight, and I'm starting to wonder whether these batteries are worth it. A stationary bike with batteries is what I use for exercise Four batteries are needed to power it. The reason I got eight batteries was so I wouldn't have any downtime. One of them is a dud, so that doesn't work out for me. Should I be offered a replacement, perhaps my review would be revised. Further, I work in QC and I have a 12th grade diploma. It is not worth it to have a failure rate of 5%. If you want to fly with the FDA, you can do so. It might have been 45 years.

Ian HARGREAVES

| Mar 22, 2021

My life changed after our first child was born, as much of what you do becomes battery-powered for the next 6 months I have been out of work since December. There are so many things that are so essential for kids, such as swings, bouncers, and more. At 2 am when the baby is going stir crazy, it is important to make sure that the swing batteries have enough power to get you through until My experience with these batteries (10k MAH) has been very positive. It's not as smart as the 10k MAH rechargeable D cells, but the 5k MAH rechargeable D cells are fine. It is baffling how long (shocker) they last. Because I purchased 8 batteries, I always have 4 charged and ready if I need to replace them. Even though the headphones are more expensive, I'm glad I paid the extra money at 2 AM with a screaming child (daughter #2).

Derrick Prince

| Sep 27, 2020