| Customer Reviews: Average Rating: 4.0/5 |
| They are batteries: Rating: 5/5 |
They are batteries.
There are four of them.
They have a pink bunny on them.
A+++++ Would do business again |
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| good but not quite the best: Rating: 4/5 |
Energizer makes some pretty good AA size batteries; and these batteries will work when you need them. These AA size batteries last noticeably longer than the store brand AA battery; but they just don't quite measure up to Duracell AA batteries. They're not bad; it's just that I think Duracell is somewhat better and more long-lasting. But don't let that scare you away--you can certainly still use these in your portable CD player to listen to music. Obviously, you can use them in anything that requires AA size batteries but they probably won't last quite as long as they really should.
You can open the package from the back and just take out the batteries as you need them, and of course that's a plus. That way the package also serves to neatly store the unused batteries until you need them. The batteries remaining inside the package won't get dusty or much exposure to the elements if you're outside camping or something.
Use these batteries before their expiration date. The expiration date will usually be at least a year or two away; but some people still have them lying around in a dresser drawer anyway. The problem with letting the batteries simply lie around loose is that not only could the batteries lose their potency; they will also inevitably begin to corrode if you wait long enough to use them. When the batteries corrode a whitish powdery sticky substance begins to leak out of them and this makes a mess--trust me!
Do NOT dispose of these near a fire; and don't ever place these in a fire. They could literally explode.
Overall, Energizer makes some of the better AA size batteries; but I still prefer my Duracells! If you can grab a sale on these, however, consider buying them--after all, maybe for your needs they will give you longer service than they gave me.
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| These cost $10.00 with shipping!: Rating: 1/5 |
| No kidding!! The shipping charge on these batteries was over $6.00. Amazon doesn't itemize the shipping charges on your order, so if you order multiple items, you won't know that you're being raped by Crutchfield until it is too late!! |
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| You can get better: Rating: 3/5 |
| So these were really irritatting to me I bought a 12 pack of these and went threw the whole intire pack in 4 days, I only used them in my walkman, they just didn't last that long, not even a whole work shift which sucks. oh well wanted to write a review for it so everyone could know that these are probably just good for remote controls or something that hardly uses any power. Definatley not for electronics at all! |
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| I Always Wanted To Write a Battery Review: Rating: 4/5 |
| I used to buy Energizers and Duracells at $3-4 a pop for four batteries. Now I buy generic Alkalines at Costco. Cost: $8 for 10 four packs. It's like having a battery store in the kitchen drawer. According to a recent coprehensive story in Consumer Reports, there is only a little difference between name brand and generic alkaline batteries. |
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