Power2000® XP-4AAP AA Rechargeable Batteries 2950mAh (4 Pack)

Bought these several years ago to go with my new compact Nikon camera. They worked well and lasted longer than expected. Great for vacations, where I’ve taken a lot of pictures in a short period of time. Finally started to show their age, so this is a replacement purchase. Definitely good value for the money.

I bought a digital camera 3 years ago; this brand of battery came with it.Later, I added more batteries, this time from a better known brand. So, they worked even better?? No, the brand name batteries did not work or at least did not work for long under the duress of digital photography. On the other hand, these relatively unknown brand batteries would retain their charge and work for days at a time. So, I am sold on them.

I bought several 4 packs of this product from 2 different retailers. Some of the batteries work great but some will not work at all in my flash. The batteries are labeled the same and look similar with the exception that the ones that don't work well have a white top vs. a black top for the ones that do work. So my review is mixed. I'd give it a 5 star rating for the good ones and 1 star for the bad.

Well I bought 3 packs of these batteries and 5 of those 12 batteries did not work. They were just completely dead, for good. One from 2 packs and two from the third did not work at all.

I sought these batteries because they were very very good last time. These ones aren't so good. Not a single one met it's 2950mah rating (cycled several times & tested with accupower IQ-328). Scores ranged from 1218mah to 2270mah. Not cool.

Won't hold charge for very long! Nothing like the first ones I bought!

These are great, they work well in all digital products that accept AA batteries. I have had no problems with any of them, they have worked well for some time and show no signs of life degredation even after many charge cycles. The high MAH of these batteries allows for long life of your digital products.

These are great batteries, only problem if you got a set (4) all charged up and just setting around out of the charger they loose charge. Put them in the camera and after one hit from the flash being used and recharged they drop to half. OK since I have lots of batteries.