Energizer AAA Lithium Batteries, Ultimate Lithium Triple A Battery (24 Count), Longest-Lasting AAA Battery

My only gripe is that I buy batteries with "20 Year Shelf Life" written all over the package, but what I get is date stamped 2017 or 2018, indicating that the batteries are not new. I don't think this is nit-picking, but these would last 17 years. Picky because, if you're stocking emergency supplies for bad times in the future, you want what the package says, not something pulled off a shelf in some warehouse that may have had poor storage management, non-stabilized temperatures, and thus added even more premature aging to these batteries.

Justice Flowers

| Nov 19, 2021

I use these in all of my outdoor security cameras that are wireless. They work flawlessly and provide all of the power required for an extended period of time, even at extremely low temperatures, and they easily last over a year in extreme winter cold and summer heat. br>br>I know I can rely on these batteries to keep my cameras and other devices running for a long time; they are expensive, but they work and have never failed me. They are a great value for the money in that regard, and I give them 5 stars in that regard.

Teagan Armstrong

| Jan 21, 2021

Beware! br>Product is sealed in its original manufacturer's packaging, which consists of cardboard boxes inside cardboard boxes with manf information printed on them. br>The problem becomes apparent only when you open boxes and get to the batteries: br>The expiration date is in 7 months! br>This item has been sold. Amazon is in charge of delivery! br>Unlike alkaline batteries, Li batteries maintain their voltage until they die, so you won't be able to find cells with a particularly long life span. br>I received a reimbursement. I'm going to try purchasing from a local brick and mortar store once more. dates on the OUTSIDE of the packaging, mortar!.

Araceli Kaufman

| Feb 25, 2021

These are advertised as having a 20-year shelf life, but one of them was already gone when I received them from Amazon. Be aware that you are purchasing old stock because these were not recently manufactured. I had hoped for a better deal from the manufacturer, but it would have been better to buy locally.

Jaliyah Delaney

| May 18, 2021

Do not make a purchase. We didn't get what we paid for, and I'm not sure where to begin. Rayovac, Duracell, Ion Life, and Energizer Max were among the brands that we received. We only got three lithium batteries out of a total of 24, and we didn't even get all 24. and half of them were leaking acid from the batteries. Angry is an understatement when it comes to how I'm feeling right now. Buyers beware, as I will be returning right away. The batteries in question are a ruse.

Kole Hobbs

| Jan 19, 2021

In my hiking headlamp, there was no discernible difference in battery life between these and Amazon basics AAA. Meh. In my opinion, it is not worth the money for the price. They have the same life span as regular batteries. Perhaps they'll shine brighter until they die. three stars, therefore.

Junior BULL

| Apr 08, 2021

I believe these batteries are a little too expensive, but there is a noticeable difference in battery life while in use and especially in shelf life, as opposed to other batteries that are often weak or dead within 6-months. It's a joke to have an 8-month guarantee and a 10-year guarantee. One year, one month, or one minute could be substituted for up to ten years.

Mia Carey

| Dec 02, 2021

All 177 had their power turned off. 3 points or less These ought to be greater than one. 80V is a brand new voltage. They were gone in a fraction of the time it would take to get a set from your neighborhood Home Depot. I used a 12-pack on a cellular-based trail camera and ended up with four. A fresh set of 500 leads pictures is preferable to a new set of 500. These are either old or used in one way or another.

Georgia Bond

| Jan 18, 2021