DSE have a bunch of Eneloop batteries on sale.
$5.95 shipping, doesn't look like Click & collect is available.
$14.98 - ENELOOP AA Chocolat 8pk(dicksmith.com.au)
$14.98 - ENELOOP AAA Chocolat 8pk(dicksmith.com.au)
$17.98 - ENELOOP AA Tropical 8 Pack(dicksmith.com.au)
$14.98 - Eneloop Overnight Charger + 4 x AA(dicksmith.com.au)
and store more eneloops in the eneloop shed . :P
it'd make an impressive storm bunker,
With the powerlines all knocked out in the street, you could still use your Xbox, 76" LED TV, with 7.1 surround sound for at least 2mths using all those enloops
What's the best (locally available) charger for these?
bought one a couple months back, came with 4 batteries as pictured, pickup for me as was going passed their door, very happy
VideoGuys(videoguys.com.au)
anyone able to tell the difference between:
Model #: BK-3MCCE/8PT
Catalogue #: S4492 @ $17.98
and further down the page on the above link
Model #: HR-3UTGB8TPT
Catalogue #: S4478 @ $49.98
Sanyo branded, Want to give Pana ones a miss,
had this quest typed up then and back checked the compare - Dearer ones are Made in Japan
so will post this for information to OZ Bargainers :-0
Yep, pisses me off that DS still use the old Sanyo branded pic to sell these!
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eneloop#Comparison_table
HR-3UTGB = Eneloop (3rd generation)
Released: November 2011
Max. Cycles: 1,800
Min. capacity: 1,900 mAh
Typ. capacity: 2,000 mAh
Charge after 1 year: 90%
after 2 years: >80%
after 3 years: 80%
after 5 years: 70%
BK-3MCCE = Panasonic Eneloop (4th generation)
Released: April 2013
Max. Cycles: 2,100
Min. capacity: 1,900 mAh
Typ. capacity: 2,000 mAh
Charge after 1 year: 90%
after 2 years: >80%
after 3 years: 80%
after 5 years: 70%
How interesting DS Compare is:
compare(dicksmith.com.au)
edit above link not working for me try
flag the compare icon the compare up top
both say similar specks
re sku DSAU_S4478
Eneloop celebrates another "milestone" in the continued development and progression of its "Ready to Run" rechargeable NiMH batteries by offering the limited edition "AA" batteries in tropical colours which not only have a typical 2000mAh capacity but has a recharge cycle of up to 1,800 times.
Features and General Specifications:
8 piece pack in tropical colours
2000mAh capacity
1.2V per cell
pre-charged - ready to run
retains up to 70% of their capacity after 5 years storage once fully charged
rechargeable up to 1,800 times
made in Japan
sku DSAU_S4492
Eneloop celebrates another "milestone" in the continued development and progression of its "Ready to Run" rechargeable NiMH batteries by offering the limited edition "AA" batteries in tropical colours which not only have a typical 2000mAh capacity but has a recharge cycle of up to 1,800 times.
Features and General Specifications
8 piece pack in tropical colours
2000mAh capacity
1.2V per cell
Pre-charged - ready to run
Retains up to 70% of their capacity after 5 years storage once fully charged
Rechargeable up to 1,800
Picture for the Panasonic saids 65% after 5 years.
So confused.
Thought they had got over eneloop "sales" every week.
Why would they? You lot jump on and buy a tonne every time they do it so why wouldn't they special em off all the time.
Because overdoing it ruins their price structure.
The "standard" price is $49.95.Who pays that? And it would annoycustomers if they do and then see them on regular special for$14.95
with due respect K. T. the $49.95 do not appear to be the same (Made in Japan) vs China maybe?
do a compare on their web page
@afterabargain:
The exact same Chocolat eight pack is $49.95(8) when its not $14.95. It certainly is on their eBay store. I have the eneloops bookmarked and I see the price go up and down like a bride's nightie between the two prices points. All the Aust Chocolats I have seen are made in China - there is only one type.
EDIT: They are $49.98 right now on their eBay store
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ENELOOP-AA-Chocolat-8pk-/25175495…
on [this page] (http://search.dicksmith.com.au/electronics/Eneloop) there are 2 tropical packs for sale $17.98 and further down $49.95
do a compare on those 2 images are identical sku#'s are different and specs difference is Made in Japan
@afterabargain:
1/ We are talking about Chocolat series, not Tropical.
2/ DSE's info is out of date and in some case just wrong, whether Chocolat or Tropical they are all made in China - see any recent Eneloop thread.
Its even mentioned in this very thread. They are all the same. Sometimes they are $49.98, sometimes (like weekly) they are $14.98 or $17.98 but they are the same batteries, made in China.
If you are lucky you might be able to find some old stock Japan-made Tropicals in store.They will be the same price as whatever the prevailing price is for that flavor.
no free shipping
I have resisted until now, however let the eneloop addiction begin…!
Me too
Did someone say eneloop?
Click and Collect is available.
OP should edit the title so you don't get duped.
I purchased a pack of 8 AA Chocolat Eneloop batteries on Boxing day and paid via PayPal. PayPal charged me $12.51 with the comment "Payment To CatchOfTheDay.com.au Pty Ltd". Has anyone else experienced a similar fee?
i was going to buy a shed for storing all the eneloops i bought, but then i figured "why not build the shed with eneloops"?