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product_id: 4897045
title: "Centura AAA NIMH Rechargeable Battery, 800mAh Low Self-Discharge Triple A Battery, 24 Pack"
brand: "tenergy"
price: "1403872₫"
currency: VND
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Tenergy"
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# 12-24 months low self-discharge 800mAh high capacity 500 recharge cycles Centura AAA NIMH Rechargeable Battery, 800mAh Low Self-Discharge Triple A Battery, 24 Pack

**Brand:** tenergy
**Price:** 1403872₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ♻️ Power up smarter, last longer, and join the recharge revolution!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Centura AAA NIMH Rechargeable Battery, 800mAh Low Self-Discharge Triple A Battery, 24 Pack by tenergy
- **How much does it cost?** 1403872₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/4897045-centura-aaa-nimh-rechargeable-battery-800mah-low-self-discharge-triple)

## Best For

- tenergy enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tenergy brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ready When You Are:** Pre-charged and ready out of the box for instant use in all your essentials.
- • **Power That Lasts Weeks:** 800mAh capacity fuels your devices longer, reducing constant swaps.
- • **Low Self-Discharge Tech:** Keeps charge for up to 24 months, so your batteries don’t quit on you.
- • **Eco-Smart Rechargeability:** Recharge up to 500 times—save money and the planet effortlessly.
- • **Universal AAA Replacement:** Perfect for remotes, toys, flashlights, and all high-drain gadgets.

## Overview

The Tenergy Centura AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries deliver a reliable 800mAh capacity with advanced low self-discharge technology, maintaining charge for up to 24 months. This 24-pack offers an eco-friendly, cost-effective alternative to disposables, supporting up to 500 recharge cycles. Pre-charged and compatible with a wide range of high-drain devices, these batteries combine convenience, longevity, and sustainability for the modern home.

## Description

desertcart.com: Tenergy Centura AAA NIMH Rechargeable Battery, 800mAh Low Self-Discharge Triple A Battery, 24 Pack : Health & Household

Review: Solid rechargeable batteries for the home. - Purchased a few of these for use on low drain devices around the house, mainly TV remotes and other small devices. These will provide power for about 6 to 8 weeks depending on use. They charge right up in my old battery charger by another brand. So far I have had them over a year and not one of them has gone dead.
Review: Better than advertised - Let's be honest -- I bought these because of the price. Though it is not mentioned on the description, these are rated 800 mAh. After checking all the (low self discharge -- look it up) rechargeable batteries available both on desertcart and elsewhere, I bought these instead of the many others rated for 900 or 1000 mAh, because the price difference is just insane -- most of them are over $4 per battery, and some are as much as $6 a battery, once you factor in the shipping. At $19 for 12 batteries shipped, I reasoned that these will end up a better deal in the end one way or the other, because let's face it -- most people lose the rechargeable batteries before they get the full 1000 or so cycles out of them anyway. I decided for the 12 pack because then I can spread out the shipping over more batteries, and with this many of them, I can replace all the AAA batteries in my house, from various remote controls, with rechargeables eventually. The first thing I did when I got these was to put them through the "refresh" cycle on my LaCross charger. The thing is not cheap but in my opinion well worth it. After the refresh cycle, I fully discharged and then charged them, and to my enormous surprise, each of them held a charge well over the 800mAh rating that was printed on the packaging, ranging from 915 to 1060 mAh in the 8 that I have charged so far. With so many manufacturers being so disingenuous with the true ratings of their merchandise (I own an Evo phone and have bought many batteries that failed to live up to their supposed ratings), it really just makes my day when I find that something actually not only worked as well but in fct BETTER than advertised, and at a fraction of the price that many other manufacturers set their merchandise at. Perhaps the one drawback is that the capacities of the individual batteries seems a little inconsistent -- as I mentioned, ranging from the low 900's to the mid 1000's. However, considering how cheap these are and the fact that even at the low end of the range, it's much higher than the advertised capacity, I feel it would be really silly to hold that against them. If the consistency makes a huge difference to you, you can always manually label the batteries by the ratings they actually exhibit using a magic marker or something. I don't think it's worth the effort to the vast majority of people -- all that it really matters is that these work really great, and are way cheaper than most.

## Features

- Tenergy 24 pack Centura rechargeable AAA batteries are perfect replacement for alkaline batteries. Use it with any high drain electronic devices like solar lights,garden lights,digital cameras, TV remotes, kids toys, flashlights, alarm-clocks, toothbrushes, shavers, gaming controllers, computer mice and keyboards, CD players, portable audio devices, 2-way radios, PDAs, and other portable high drain digital electronics.
- Tenergy AAA NiMH battery has built in low self discharge technology that prevents it from losing its power after long storage periods. Once charged, it can be stored for 12-24 months with a high capacity percentage left. Centura Low self-discharge AAA bat
- Reduce. Reuse. Save. Being one of the most cost-effective batteries, the Tenergy NiMH AAA rechargeable batteries can be recharged up to 500 times.The battery pays for itself after 5 charges. Replace disposable batteries with rechargeable 1.2V AAA battery to decrease the waste disposables leave behind.
- Ready to use out of the package. Combine the advantages of alkaline batteries with that of rechargeable batteries. A great AAA household battery for any time you are low on power for your battery operated devices.
- Tenergy's rechargeable NiMH AAA batteries have no memory effect, recharge batteries anytime, even when they are only partially drained, get the full capacity after each use.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Battery Capacity | 800 Milliamp Hours |
| Battery Cell Composition | NiMH |
| Brand | Tenergy |
| Number of Batteries | 24 AAA batteries required. |
| Recommended Uses For Product | TV Remote |
| Unit Count | 24.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Number of Batteries:** 24 AAA batteries required.
- **Brand:** Tenergy
- **Battery Cell Composition:** NiMH
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Digital Cameras,Gaming Console,Radio,Tv Remotes
- **Unit Count:** 24.0 Count

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid rechargeable batteries for the home.
*by A***X on September 1, 2025*

Purchased a few of these for use on low drain devices around the house, mainly TV remotes and other small devices. These will provide power for about 6 to 8 weeks depending on use. They charge right up in my old battery charger by another brand. So far I have had them over a year and not one of them has gone dead.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than advertised
*by F***O on October 4, 2010*

Let's be honest -- I bought these because of the price. Though it is not mentioned on the description, these are rated 800 mAh. After checking all the (low self discharge -- look it up) rechargeable batteries available both on Amazon and elsewhere, I bought these instead of the many others rated for 900 or 1000 mAh, because the price difference is just insane -- most of them are over $4 per battery, and some are as much as $6 a battery, once you factor in the shipping. At $19 for 12 batteries shipped, I reasoned that these will end up a better deal in the end one way or the other, because let's face it -- most people lose the rechargeable batteries before they get the full 1000 or so cycles out of them anyway. I decided for the 12 pack because then I can spread out the shipping over more batteries, and with this many of them, I can replace all the AAA batteries in my house, from various remote controls, with rechargeables eventually. The first thing I did when I got these was to put them through the "refresh" cycle on my LaCross charger. The thing is not cheap but in my opinion well worth it. After the refresh cycle, I fully discharged and then charged them, and to my enormous surprise, each of them held a charge well over the 800mAh rating that was printed on the packaging, ranging from 915 to 1060 mAh in the 8 that I have charged so far. With so many manufacturers being so disingenuous with the true ratings of their merchandise (I own an Evo phone and have bought many batteries that failed to live up to their supposed ratings), it really just makes my day when I find that something actually not only worked as well but in fct BETTER than advertised, and at a fraction of the price that many other manufacturers set their merchandise at. Perhaps the one drawback is that the capacities of the individual batteries seems a little inconsistent -- as I mentioned, ranging from the low 900's to the mid 1000's. However, considering how cheap these are and the fact that even at the low end of the range, it's much higher than the advertised capacity, I feel it would be really silly to hold that against them. If the consistency makes a huge difference to you, you can always manually label the batteries by the ratings they actually exhibit using a magic marker or something. I don't think it's worth the effort to the vast majority of people -- all that it really matters is that these work really great, and are way cheaper than most.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value! But....
*by L***. on October 18, 2011*

In spite of Centura's advertised similarity to Eneloop, Centura has a significantly higher self-discharge rate. I'd rate these batteries at about 4.3 stars (Price...5 stars, Capacity...5, Self discharge rate...3.) If they didn't advertise these batteries as retaining 90% capacity at 6 months and 85% at 1 year, I'd have given them 5 stars since they are a good value in an LSD. However, since they have a higher discharge rate than advertised (I'd say no better than average for a LSD), can't do it. I've pretty much replaced all alkaline batteries with NiMH LSD. Most devices use AAs...cameras, flashlights, GPS, wireless devices etc. and they're loaded with the older Rayovac Hybrids and Eneloops. Have a couple which use AAA and they have Hybrids. When I saw the $5 price of 4 Tenergy Centura AAAs and the advertised comparison to Eneloop (generally considered the best LSD available), I couldn't resist a purchase to test and keep them as a backup. As were previous reviewers, I also was impressed with initial capacity which was well above the 800 mAh rating. After a couple of discharge/recharge cycles on a LaCrosse BC-9009 at a 100 mA discharge rate, they yielded a capacity of 916, 880, 879, and 870 mAh. Pretty impressive for AAA rechargeables. I initially intended to test capacity at 6 months and 1 year to determine discharge rate. However, after reading NLee's test at 92 days, decided to test a couple myself which now are at 110 days and have been stored in the basement at 60 to 65 degrees. The results: 916 mAh now down to 727 mAh...79% of initial capacity. 880 mAh down to 731...83% of initial capacity. Average the two and you have 81%...in line with NLee's results and already below the advertised 85% at 1 year. However, there is another way to look at this. These batteries are rated at 800 mAh so if you consider the percent of rated capacity, they now average 91% of it at a bit under 4 months. Although the discharge rate will likely decrease with time, given the past rate of discharge, it's pretty doubtful they'll lose no more than 1% over the next 2 months or maintain 85 percent at a year. To be fair, I'll test one battery at 6 months and the last at 1 year. If there's still 680 mAh (85% of 800 mAh) remaining at 1 year, I'll update this review and change the rating to a 5. Would I recommend these batteries? Absolutely! They are a great value in a LSD! Get some of the major brand 800 mAh LSDs and you will pay twice the price, have less capacity, and see little change in discharge rate. However, if you want a LSD battery with that advertised 85% capacity at one year, it would seem you'll have to spend the extra money and get Eneloop. _______________________________________________________________________________ (Update 1/2/12) Final testing. At six months (184 days) tested both remaining batteries for self-discharge rate. The results...879 mAh battery now 726...82% of initial and 91% of rated 800mAh. 870 mAh now 710...82% of initial and 89% of rated.. Ran all four batteries through 4 charge/discharge cycles to determine capacity loss under use. Including the initial preparation for testing, this represents a total of 7 cycles. Initial capacity/ Current/ percentage drop for the 4 batteries. 916/851/7%, 880/876/under1%, 879/866/1.5%, 870/836/4%. Conclusion:It would appear that after about 3-4 months, discharge rate falls to about 1% per month...so although not quite up to Eneloop, its close to that advertised for the 800 mAh RATED capacity. Two of the batteries (880 & 879) held capacities reasonably well under use but the 870 showed a significant drop and the 916 was unacceptable. Although noteworthy that all capacities are still above rated capacity, I have little confidence that the 916 will stand up under long-term us. I would say I have two 5 star batteries, a 4 star...and a 3 star. My initial 4 star rating still holds. Added note: Early purchasers, myself included, report near 900 mAh initial capacity while a more recent purchaser reports it near 800. This implies that Centura may have changed manufacturers or that they are branding products from two different manufacturers. My testing confirms significant variability in quality within a single lot. Long term durability of Centura remains an unknown. For those concerned about it, I would recommend Eneloop due to their well-established high quality in all aspects...especially considering the recent 40% jump in Amazon's Centura price.

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