Eneloop 70-ZP2A-6D26 AAA 4th generation NiMH Pre-Charged Rechargeable 2100 Cycles Battery with Holder Pack of 8

I always seem to get a weak charge after first charging of one or two out of every bunch. Each time I recharge, I take a meter to them to see how they function and although they stand up well, for the price that I spend I would still like to have the best What are the pros and cons of it? Even so, I am able to get a lot of use out of some, but after the third and fourth recharging, some lose too much power to be useful. In order for an electronic device to function, 3 AA batteries must be present, but if one of those batteries is weak, that will reduce its lifetime. It is a good idea to measure all three batteries and throw out the weak one that causes limited functionality. That would be a good idea. The batteries should be hooked up to a charger that can drain and charge them to ensure they are putting out the same MA amperage. In summary, below are the following points It is very likely I will purchase these eneloop batteries again in the future. I think that they are good, but they could use a few tweaks considering the price.

Kenna Bush

| May 09, 2021

These batteries will not last more than two years You've been rated! The days of old school Ni-cad batteries are long gone for me I've used rechargeable batteries for years There are cades. These batteries have slowly lost much of their capacity since they have been used for LIGHT duty (LED lights, etc) devices for only a short time. There is NO reason for this! You have five minutes to take 5 You can consider the stars as follows If they are written during the first few weeks of a honeymoon, it may not be conclusive. I waited a few months before buying these and can honestly say DO NOT buy them. In my experience, Amazon Basics or just about any other brand has delivered better results - over a long time period. It just goes to show you that ANY rechargeable battery works well when first used. battery capacity will it have after it has been charged a few dozen times? What's the answer to this problem? I don't think it's too much!.

Alice Farrell

| Jan 18, 2021

Japanese made, energy lasts as long as a throw away battery per charge. I haven't had to throw away one yet although I have not counted how many times I have recharged them, but I will with these 8 new ones. This Although Spartus Tech uses AA, I have used AAA and it works fine, so I bought these since I just purchased new fireflies from them to add to my collection. Although the warranties are void, I used AAA and no problems. It was necessary to buy a battery pack that was lighter than an AA battery. This battery offers only positive reasons for buying it. Honestly, I firmly believe these batteries are the best brand and I wouldn't consider any other. I look only for batteries made in Japan because I know that they are made of quality materials and not waste your money on a brand you'll throw away next week.

Mary Moreno

| May 01, 2021

Due to the unknown compatibility with my old Panasonic phone (which I bought about 10 years ago from Amazon), I was a little hesitant to buy an upgraded model. Unfortunately, the battery finally died and I was in need of a new one. RG was another reviewer I would like to thank with special thanks. The manufacturer of another Panasonic phone confirmed that he/she had used them with success. Furthermore I was told that I should recharge the batteries in a regular charger before I put them into the headset of my phone. There was no way to charge the phone itself. It is a pleasure to work with you. It says the batteries are pre-charged in the description, but they are not The phones may not have enough power once they have been charged. However, I did have to recharge it with a regular charger. As time goes on, I will see whether I need to charge them in a regular charger each and every time. This one received one star because I didn't think it was pre-determined The charge is sufficient. A return/discard would have been my alternative had it not been for RG's advice. As a way to thank the reviewers, I will give back to them. In the hope that this review will help other prospective buyers, I write this review. It was a pleasure to talk with you. Thank you.

Julie Glover

| Feb 02, 2021

I initially thought that it would be okay because they were charged and last for a long time, but they will not We tried two separate charging units, but they don't work in either (different brand AAA Nimh batteries work properly). A very frustrated person. The second set I tried was not successful either, and I passed on posting until I tried the first set to see if just the first trio were faulty.

Ryland Stewart

| Jul 30, 2021

The batteries I use in a variety of items where full 1 is needed are very common and I use a lot of them. It's not critical for Alkaline batteries to deliver the 5 volts they normally do. The fact that they can be recharged about 2,000 times before they lose their fizz is great. It is notable that they are not designed to work well with high drain devices such as photo flashes or motors like those You should either use eneloop pro or NiZn re- depending on the type of equipment you have They are chargeable.

Alfred Oconnor

| Apr 12, 2021

My review has been submitted, but I was requested to do it again since I have purchased 3 sets. Batteries 3 sets AA and 1 set AAA There is one set of AAA batteries. Despite the fact that I have 34 flameless candles, each requiring two AA batteries, I need to exchange them A pin with solar lights that require AAA batteries is installed outside. Yes, you are right. It's a lot of money to invest, but it's well worth it when it comes to quality. These work well with the Panasonic charger I have. I do not intend to offend) batteries, etc I find these easier to use, for me at least. The mAh is not as high as the mAh in the two other battery models that I mentioned above. I just find that these LEDs last longer in my solar lights and you do too I might have a far too large collection of candles. In any case, I will be fine if & & In the event of a power outage.

Monroe Hickman

| May 04, 2021

They are as good as they say they are - I can attest to that. The charge will be held. Rechargeables will usually self-destruct if they're not taken care of Leaving them uninstalled on the desk will cause them to discharge without any further intervention. The battery holds its charge for a good while, so they can be used for clocks, remote controls, etc. that don't require a lot of power, where a normal rechargeable (NiCad, NiMH) would die at some point. They are depleted well before they are consumed by whatever device they are driving.

Raelyn Carlson

| Apr 14, 2021