Power your everyday electronics with these Energizer AAA Max Batteries 20-Packfrom Energizer. These 1.5V alkaline batteries hold power for up to 10 years in storage and protect against leaks for up to two years after being fully used in low-drain devices.

Standard All-Purpose Alkaline Batteries    1.5V of Output Power    Holds Power up to 10 Years in Storage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will these batteries charge with a Duracell 15 minute charger?

A: The Watson MX AA NiMH Batteries will not work in a rapid charger. This charger would be recommended for these batteries: https://bhpho.to/3rWAWLY

Q: 2. is it 1.2v or1.5v?

A: These batteries are 1.2v.

Q: 3. can I use the Bq-cc17 charger? will it damadge the batteries?

A: Yes, you can use that charger with no issues.

Q: 4. Wgat does it mean when the charge leds on the charger is still flashing after the battery has charged?

A: Different chargers have different LED signals. Please refer to the charger's user manual.

Q: 5. Hi, my headlamp uses 3 AAA batteries, is it possible to charge 3, or do I have to charge in pairs?Thank you!

A: This Watson charger will charge either 2x or 4x AA or AAA batteries at a time. Unfortunately, not any odd numbers.

Q: 6. In which country it is made / manufactured in? Do not want chines made?

A: These batteries are made in China.

Q: 7. Can these batteries charge in the NC-MQN06 Sanyo Charger?

A: Yes, the batteries are NIMH and the charger, charges nickel metal hydride batteries, so they will work fine together.

Q: 8. which is the highest AAA mAh battery that can be charged 2100 times?

A: The best overall AAA rechargeable's are the Eneloop's that you have selected.

Q: 9. Will this battery work with pearstone rapid charger?

A: I have the Watson rapid charger, but I'm pretty sure the batteries will work with any AA charger.

Q: 10. what aa batteries do you advise for thermal imager its hungry on them/?

A: Read your instructions. Some items such as many camera flash units say to not use Lithium batteries. Make sure your instruction do not prohibit, while some cameras say to not use Ni-Cad. If you must use alkaline batteries, try Duracell Procell. They are very good and often less expensive when purchased in bulk to many others.