Was looking for a deal on some AAA batteries and came across this (seems like most devices these days use AAA batteries).
It's a clearance item so get in quick.
For a quick comparison a 24 Pack SuperCheap want $10.89, so for $6 you can get 6 packs(24 batteries in total) and works out much cheaper.
Also don't forget to activate cashrewards for 2.1%
SCA has got the grip that rechargeables have finally taken over and this is about time to dispose of normal AAA/AA batteries stock…. i see battery specials at colesworth etc. too which appears to be telling the same story.
I used to think the same. You don't have kids toys.. (I mean very young kids). I no longer think like I used to.
When they are all teenagers, rechargeables for sure
Rather than risk random junk leaking, just get these:
https://www.bunnings.com.au/varta-aa-alkaline-batteries-30-p…
(Where rechargables are not suitable, of course)
Deal is for AAA. Link below for 24 pack for varta AAA. Note that the SCA would cost $6 vs $9.92 for same quantity.
Still would opt for rechargeable, less end up in landfill and cheaper in long-term; agree with you manic
https://www.bunnings.com.au/varta-aaa-alkaline-batteries-24-…
Rechargeable all the way.
But I would also recommend Varta batteries from Bunnings/EB on clearance if you can't use rechargeables.
If you're looking for good rechargeables at an excellent price, check out Ikea's LADDA range.
If you have prime, eneloops from USA are cheaper.
But LADDA seem to go on F&F sale so if you can wait that would probably be cheapest.
If you have prime, eneloops from USA are cheaper.
Link?
Sorry I was wrong, they are not cheaper. They used to be $26.50 but are now $28.
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B00JHKSMIG $28 for 8, $57 for 16
(LADDA is $13 for 4)
I have eneloops, I also have ladda which are higher capacity.
thanks op. was wondering what to do with my $4.60 club plus credit
Got excited thinking there was a new eneloop deal.