Panasonic Eneloop Pro AA 4pk $17.48 + Shipping
Panasonic Eneloop Pro AAA 4pk $17.48 + Shipping
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Panasonic Eneloop Pro AA / AAA 4pk $17.48 + Delivery @ Shopping Square
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IKEA LADDA.
$10 off new signup for Laddas too
Are these pre charged? So they are full 2450mah?
It's in the product description, yes.
does it really matter pre charged or not? can you just charge them at home? or are you really need the battery like right now in this very second?
omg@CyberMurning: It's not what you need it's what is supplied…
They state 2450mah but I can guarantee if you take it home it will be no where as indicated on packaging as it's been sitting in storage for a period of time…
That being said it would not be hard for it to lose upto 500mah …
So charging it to full again will be required… Some people buy it as is, use it, then say it's no good..
Do these charge fine in the standard Sanyo Eneloop charger? Or ave ikea made these proprietry somehow lol
https://shop.coles.com.au/a/national/product/coles-brand-bat…
On special $5.60 recommended by choiceOh wow, so much cheaper. I need a bunch for my nerf guns. I ordered some adapters to turn 3 AA into a D cell.
recommended by choice
Damn really? Thought I read complaints of leaking on one of those 'review' sites.
But anyway took an urgent punt few months ago for some karaoke mics, charge doesn't seem to hold/last that long. Should've returned it for money back under Colesbrand guarantee but cbfdamn bought at $7 few weeks ago
Yeah holds charge up to 1 year. Sounds like not the same.
Ready to use will claim hold %65-70 after 1 year.
The Aldi ones at $6.99 (4 AA or 4AAA) are also great. I had a few dodgy ones that failed after a few months. I bought some more (lost my old receipt), took them in a week later and exchanged for more.
I just wish theyd do the 9v ones again. I bought a 9v battery from Hobbyking, which they don't seem to do anymore, but I found some here. They also charge via MicroUSB.As much as like ALDI, I can't recommend, they don't hold charge as long as LADDA or Eneloop.
I've found them excellent. :)
The Aldi rechargeable batteries are not Low Self Discharge/LSD so they will not hold charge over several days/weeks like the LADDA & Eneloop.
@Karijini: They are actually LSDs. At least the label says so. They're just not as good as Eneloops/LADDAs
@[Deactivated]: Interesting. I haven't purchased these for quite sometime but they weren't claiming LSD when I did. At the price point they are sold for I'd be surprised if they really are meant to be proper LSD batteries.
How does IKEA ladda compare to the Coles batteries?
I paid 100 bucks for 16 of them not long ago, if you buy in 'large' quantity then maybe, if just 4 of them then probably no.
I have the normal version of eneloop, duracell, energiser and toshiba ones, and the pro lasts significantly longer than the normal ones (AA) because it's got more mah per battery. I use it in my multimeter, pro audio recording devices and camera flashes and they are really good. Cheaper ones (duracell, energiser) lasts anywhere between 3/4 to half as long, depending on the specific use case. In multimeters, they last forever.Not a Good Deal… unless you're "stuck" in your thinking
to NiMH battery chemistry (1.2v 2200mAh, or what…?)Some of us have already "moved on" to, eg, LiIon 18650's
eg: Panasonic 3.7v 3400mAhIn quantity, as cheap as Au$4 shipped [via AliExpress]
If you can find reasons (eg, at BatteryUniversity.com)
why small, lower capacity NiMH cells are better than
larger, high capacity 18650's, let us knowOne 18650 fills a T6 pocket torch (replacing 3x AAA's
in a holder, that - if some are inserted up-side-down -
cut the voltage, etc.), & a T6 torch is REALLY BRIGHT.Look for devices that take 18650's (eg, PowerBanks).
If you're a DIYer, (2,3,4 cell) 18650 cell-holders are
cheap (if not fully covering the cells). You can find 12v
holders (eg, to power security cameras, Ham/CB radios,
etc.) Be creative, there's a (not yet cheap) 6x 18650 cell
holder that produces (& charges w/) ~8.4v for pushbikes.I think you'll find 18650's powering electric scooters, etc.
as well as winged drones, carrying medical supplies (in
Africa) up to 100 Km. Try that with AA NiMH cells.
Anyone recommend a good charger?
Pretty much any of the Liitokala chargers, specific model depending on how many batteries you want to charge at the same time and your desire for a digital screen.
I use nitecore ones, I think 40 bucks for four-slotted AA/AAA/18650 ones and 50-60 bucks for 8-slotted AA/AAA ones, I find them really reliable, but the four-slotted ones charge AA/AAA bit faster than I'd like it to be. (Faster charging=faster deterioration)
also nitecore owner here since like 8 years ago, bulky but does the job still going strong.
This is in the (4-slot) D4 charger:
When charging batteries with a capacity lower than 750mAH (e.g. AAA, 10440 and 16340 batteries), a low charging current is recommended to help extend battery life. To select a low charging current, while in regular charging mode, simply press the side “SLOT” button to select a desired battery slot and then press and hold the side “MODE” button for more than 1 second until “LOW” is displayed on the LCD display indicating activation of low current charging mode. To exit, simply press and hold the side “MODE” button for more than 1 second once again or remove and reinstall the battery.
Hmm I read a review recently that showed Duracell Ultra 2500mAh AA's performing better than Eneloop Pro's, but I can't find the link at the moment. Pretty much everything that comes up in search relates to the alkaline Duracell Ultra line, not the new NiMH rechargeables. Anyone else seen anything similar?
Duracell Ultra 2500mAh are considerably more expensive at $31 4pk on Amazon
these ones? as my enloops appear to have died.
https://megaofficesupplies.com.au/duracell-82179812-recharge…
Duracell Ultra 2500mAh are considerably more expensive at $31 4pk on Amazon
I am seeing $31 for 8 batteries on Amazon UK.
Your right. Must have mis-read it
it's not really a deal. almost same price on Amazon.
But thanks for bringing it on.link
Note that the Pros are for different usage scenarios than regular Eneloops. Refer to https://eneloop101.com/batteries/eneloop-pro/ for more info.
The Pro can be charged up to 500 times while the regular Eneloop up to 2100 times. The PRO batteries can provide more current than the regular Eneloops.
Not a deal but thanks Op
Thanks OP
nice theyre back to being made in japon, so anyone know why's that?
where is japon?
take a guess
Japon está en asia
Don't post to Melb Metro
Oh damn, that's a thing now? just saw
Not sure why. Surely it's not due to lockdowns?
@[Deactivated]: I'd say so. If the seller has had to perform refunds due to delays out of their hands it makes sense from their point of view. They're likely to lose the money and the product… in addition to possible negative feedback from the customer.
Made in Japan
+1
Perfect complement for people buying Xbox Series X.
Is this even a good deal? Well over 20 dollars with shipping, for 4 batteries seems a bit pricey. Are there some other brands that are almost as good, that are cheaper?