Key Features
20 x AA batteries
Perfect for clocks, flashlights, radios and other devices that are low drain
Leak resistance guaranteed *based on IEC standard service tests
Ready to use for up to 3 years *when not in use
Zero added mercury and cadmium
Quality seal for trusted power
So your boss doesnt get all charged up….
Boss finds office theft, if that is the case, revolting.
They are free…. or they are stolen?
You must be from the bush, batteries along with express post envelopes got locked up years ago in the chity.
wow, i got 3k worth of express post envelopes today
Do you work in a PO?
If news of that is leaked to your boss your current job is terminal.
Any Enelopes?
Carbon-zinc is never a bargain.
Perfect for clocks, flashlights, radios and other devices that are low drain
No. Use alkaline for low-drain or backup, rechargeable for high-drain. (flashlight is low drain??)
What's best for an XB1 controller? I don't have eneloops / charger.
Best is to rectify last sentence…….no sircasm intended :)
Get the made in Japan Ikea ones. make sure to sign up for the ikea family card first if you do for the special pricing.
Whenever dry cells are on sale they're already drained a bit because they've been on the shelf for so long and they leak as well.
These are good. The 2450mAh ones.
Agreed Carbon-zinc are not anywhere near as good as Alkalines. The cheapest house brand Alkalines from Woolies, Coles, Aldi or Bunnings would be far better.
Flashlights are low drain if you don't turn them on…
Respect to OP, who I'm sure meant well, but do not purchase batteries whose packaging uses the word Duty, regardless of the preceding superlatives. Not even Mega-Definite Omnipotent Universal Duty. Varta Alkalines at Bunnings are good value.
Disposable batteries. LOL.
Forgive them Lord, for they know not what they do.
Advanced Charger + 10x AA + 4x AAA https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-K-KJ17MZ104A-Eneloop-Colore…
Advanced Charger + 4x AA https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-K-KJ17MCA4BA-Individual-Rec…
US to AU travel adapter (unapproved) http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1P-UK-US-EU-Universal-to-AU-AC-Po…
AA to C http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/8pcs-AA-to-C-Size-Battery-Convert…
2x AA to D http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/4pcs-2-AA-to-D-Size-Battery-Holde…
3x AA to D http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/5-Pcs-Parallel-Connection-3x-1-5V…
Rechargeables that lose a lot of their charge when in low-power devices or in storage are pretty much a thing of the past. It's gong to take decades to get that message out, I'm convinced. Even then, people still won't understand what a false economy disposables are. It's 2016. Just amazing these are still selling in bulk packs.
'Super Heavy Duty' is incompatible with 'bargain.'
I am surprised they remain legal. I imagine all their manufacturers can also make alkaline products. About 3 months ago my local Target had packs of 20 for $1.
Why would you pay for batteries when they are free from your office?