| Customer Reviews: Average Rating: 4.0/5 |
| DURACELL AA24 PROCELL Professional Alkaline Battery (DURACELL AA24PROCELL): Rating: 2/5 |
| Do not waste your money on these batteries! thought it was too good to be true and i was right. Like 2 out of the whole box worked. |
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| The big selling point is storage: Rating: 4/5 |
| I bought these batteries after finding them in an electric razor given to my father in the hospital. That razor sat in a drawer for over 10 years and the batteries did not corrode the terminals like consumer ones are apt to do. Plus, the razor fired right up and ran as if the batteries were brand new! |
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| Great packaging: Rating: 5/5 |
| The packaging for these batteries is so convenient! Not only do you have an outside box that opens easily and is reclosable, but the batteries inside are also packaged in little cardboard boxes of 4 batteries each. If I'm going somewhere and want some extra batteries for the flashlight or camera flash, I just take out a few 4-packs and drop them in one of the pockets of my bag. I no longer have to worry about counting out batteries into a ziplog bag, or else getting them lost at the bottom of a bigger bag. |
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| Duracell Alkaline Batteries: Rating: 5/5 |
| It's unclear as to why these are "Professional" batteries. They appear to be comparable in energy storage to standard Duracell alkaline batteries, which are dependable and functional long-lasting energy sources. In any case, the packaging makes this a worthwhile choice as there are no sharp plastic containers that you'll find impossible to open. There's a simple cardboard box holding 6 smaller cardboard boxes, each of which contains 4 batteries. This makes it simple to grab a box of 4 to carry with you as a backup supply for such things as cameras and related equipment. I also find these to be useful for AA-powered wall clocks as it reduces the frequency with which I have to change batteries. Overall, a fine product. |
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| OK, but die quickly: Rating: 3/5 |
| We bought these batteries for our sound equipment for our industrial sound equipment. The batteries were for wireless mics and the first batch we got were really nice and lasted quite well. The second batch was less promising with the batteries dying fairly quickly. |
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