EBL AA Rechargeable Batteries 1.2V 2500mAh High Performance Pre-Charged AA Batteries - 4 Pack

These rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride batteries arrived fully charged and in excellent condition. Note that NiMH batteries produce only 1.2v instead of the 1.5v you might be accustomed to seeing, but in most applications this won't matter and won't even be noticeable. If you see a difference in performance, you might need to use conventional Alkaline or carbon batteries in that device.These batteries have a 2500 mAh capacity, which translates to long life. Alkaline AA batteries, by comparison, range from as low as 1750 to 2800 mAh in the premium ones, so these batteries are in the top part of the range.They recharged nicely to 1.3v after their initial as-delivered charge of 1.3v, so they are performing as advertised. I also like that they come in a nice little plastic snap-case for storage and transport.Rechargeable batteries are one small way to avoid putting toxic metals into our landfills and polluting waterways and oceans. Even if you're not an environmental warrior, you can benefit by not having to buy batteries every time one stops working. And if you're like me, you have lots of battery-powered devices that always seem to need fresh batteries!From both the pollution and economic standpoint, rechargeable batteries make good sense, and I'm giving these all 5 stars.

Great rechargeable batteries. I'v bought some a year ago and they still hold a charge, I just needed some more for Harbor Freight LED flashlights. They work GREAT in those!

I use these mainly in LED lights, flashlights, and a portable multi-track audio recorder. These have a high storage capacity. As with most other NiMH batteries, there is a parasitic discharge, but I don't know what the 'shelf life' is before they should be recharged. I keep a few fully charged and ready too go.I do have one decorative Christmas lantern that these batteries just would not fit. Other reviewers reported having the same issue with some devices. I measured the diameter of the batteries that would not fit and the largest diameter I measured was 14.41 mm, less than the maximum diameter of 14.5 mm for an AA battery. So the problem is not with the battery, but the equipment manufacturer. Fortunately, with my lantern, there were dividers (that had no real function for safety or operation) that I cut down so they still separated the batteries, but allow them to fit comfortably in the battery compartment.At least one reviewer complained that the manufacturer decided to make these 1.2v instead of 1.5 v (as with the disposable carbon cells and alkaline cells). Yes, these are 1.2v and the manufacturer didn't decide to make them 1.2v, chemistry decided to do that. As far as I know, all current NiMH rechargeable batteries are 1.2v, as are in some other rechargeable battery chemistries.EBL also has their own brand of chargers. I have a couple different brands of chargers and these batteries charge just fine in the chargers I already own.If you have kids with lots of battery powered toys, then these batteries can save you money. These batteries are an excellent buy and are only about twice the cost of inexpensive one-time-use batteries.

Gets the job done !

I've been using this brand for over 5 years. They've been very reliable, and hold a long charge.

Fast delivery and very good batteries so far. It will take several years to find out their durability.

I was tired of paying for regular batteries and I have the charging station for these rechargeable batteries which are so much more handy. They seem to last a long time, and the battery charger accommodates several sizes of batteries and I like that feature.

High capacity (2500mah), and last pretty long between charges depending application (I use on battery powered candles and save $$$$$). Charge time a little long, but that probably depends on the charger (I use a 4 bank multi type charger...about 3 hours wo fully charge)