Voniko AAA Batteries 36 Pack - Alkaline Triple A Battery - Ultra Long-Lasting, Leakproof 1.5v Batteries - 10-Year Shelf Life

This is a 36 pack of AAA batteries. We go through so many batteries that getting the larger pack seemed like a good fit for our household. We’ve had some installed in 2 TV remotes for about a month now and they’ve been working just fine so far. The price and amount is good especially when an off brand works as well as the name brand. I gave it a month or so before leaving a review but if they don’t last 6 months I’ll be updating my review. So far, so good.

Comes packaged in 9 packets of 4 so you can tell they were unused. Works great for mice and other devices that need AAA batteries around the house. Great value pack.

I’m forever running out of AAA batteries at the most inopportune moment so when this 36 pack turned up on amazon for an amazing price, I could not resist.They come in a flat box, inside which the batteries come shrink wrapped in smaller packs of four. I was happy to see that as the box meant they were not loose. I’ve used them in the kitchen scale, soap dispenser, electric toothbrush, laser pointer and my mouse. They seem good quality. They work great, my toothbrush and soap dispenser noticeably prefer the 1.5v over 1.2v you get in rechargeable. I’m very happy with these in the three weeks I’ve been using them. They are supposed to have an impressive 10 year storage life. Great for 28 cents each.

My battery meter reads these as fully charged and they seem to work well. They claim to have a 10 year shelf life. These are definitely good to have around and seem like a good value for 36 quality AAA batteries.

I have noted the Voniko AAA Batteries 36 Pack on Amazon for a while and I have not tried this brand yet. They state a 10 year shelf life just like the name brands. However, I use batteries a lot faster than that! At this time, these are $9.99 , Amazon brand $13.67, Duracell $29.50!!, Energizer $19.98 for 32 pk, and Rayovac $19.97. This is why it is good to try these batteries. If they last at least 75% as long as the others in everyday use, you would still come out ahead! Time and use will tell. At this price point this looks like a fantastic deal. I have seen this brand on Amazon for a while, with very good reviews and a lot of people buying them. This may be my next go to brand!

Recently, acquiring rechargeable batteries has been my goal. However, these non-rechargeables came along and were ordered to fill-in for those times where rechargeables work best.They arrived earlier than promised and in good condition. They are packaged in cellophane-wrapped groups of four.Their open-circuit voltage was checked to get an idea of how they might measure up. Their voltages averaged just over 1.62 volts. Which is just fine for AAA alkalines. I weighed them to see how they compare with name brand AAA alkalines. These batteries weigh 0.411 ounces each while Energizers weigh 0.395 ounces each and have open circuit voltages of just over 1.61 volts. So, in those respects, they do measure up well.The batteries carry a 01-2035 expiration date. They should work well for my purposes.

These are good AAA batteries. I am not sure about the 7 year shelf life, since Energizer can only manage 3 years, but they work fine for average uses. No issues or low voltage measurements.

i tried these out in a small flashlight. i've had the same batteries in it since receiving it, about 3 months. it had moderate use during that time. i swapped these out and it was noticeably dimmer after a couple days.they do last longer than the cheap dollar store ones but not significantly.