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[NSW] IKEA Alkalisk AA/AAA 10pk $3.49, LADDA NiMH Rechargeable 4pk AAA $6/$8.99, AA $6.50/$10.49 @ IKEA Rhodes

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IKEA Rhodes, NSW store.

IKEA Alkalisk battery AA and AAA 10 pack $3.49 (normal price $5)

LADDA Rechargeable 4pk
AAA 750mAh  $6
AAA 900mAh  $8.99 Now $5
AA 1900mAh  $6.50
AA 2450mAh  $10.49

Rechargeable batteries are all made in Japan. Alkaline battery all make in China

I have used IKEA alkaline AAA batteries in my headlamp. they can last longer as Duracell did. I would stock it again.

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  • must resist…

  • -4

    they can last longer as Duracell did.

    I doubt it…

    LADDA Rechargeable 4pk AAA 750mAh

    DURACELL RECHARGEABLE AAA 900MAH

    • +1

      Grabs statement about Alkaline battery, puts in context and comparison with stats on rechargeable…..slow clap

      • -1

        Grabs statement about Alkaline battery,

        same-same…

        LADDA Alkaline AAA 812 mAh

        DURACELL Alkaline AAA 970 mAh

    • My test result was only from IKEA Alkaline AAA. I never used IKEA rechargeable before.

      I put IKEA Alkaline AAA and Duracell AAA into the same headlamp at middle light level. Both of them can last for 8hrs.  

      • -1

        Duracell alkaline has 20% more capacity in the AAAs…

        • +1

          Claimed mAh has been proven to not always be true. Many discharge tests on smart chargers have proven this inaccuracy amongst many batteries.

          • -1

            @MrRevhead:

            mAh has been proven to not always be true

            By who?

  • Are these good or just a "poor man" version of the eneloops?

    • +4

      They're good. AFAIK they're pretty much the same as eneloops.

    • +1

      Pretty the same as eneloop.

    • +7

      They are as good as Eneloops and are cheaper. No point of getting eneloops nowadays.

    • Pretty sure at one point they were made in Japan. Most likely re-wrapped from the same factory.

      Eneloops were good when they were made in Japan. Mob mentality here just kept the hype train going on them

  • +5

    LADDA is the new ozbargainer currency.

  • Anyone know VIC has the same deal ?

    • Richmond has AA for $12… AAA was normal price

  • +1

    can i use any sort of charger to charge em? whats ozbargainers go to for charger?

  • +1

    I saw the LADDA 4pk AA 2450 mAh in new eco friendly all cardboard packaging and grey battery colour for $10. Looks like marked as the normal price under a new article code 505.046.92 instead of article code 703.038.76.

    They look exactly like these https://www.ikea.com/cz/en/p/ladda-rechargeable-battery-hr06…

    I didn't see the 4pk AAA 900mAh on the shelf yet.

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