Best Rechargeable Aa Batteries For Game Controllers

[NiMH] Best value you can get in AA batteries, plain and simple

[0.085 lb] It's a bit snug, but my rechargeable AA batteries fit in this pouch just fine.

[3.91 lb] Great charger. Works flawlessly for me. I use it with Ansmann AA rechargeable batteries (slimline).

[0.085 lb] I buy these covers to protect my rechargeable batteries in my camera bags. I use the AA size to keep the rechargeable sets together. In the pouch, I keep the charged batteries negative side up, and the spent batteries positive side up to keep track of them. When I get back, I know which sets need to charger.

[NiMH] These are the best rechargeable AA batteries I have found. The AAA are the best also. They take a bit longer to charge but hold a charge better than any other I have found. Try them!

[Ni-Cd, Ni-MH] These AA rechargeable batteries are reliable and I always trust Watson branded batteries (not just AA) to be a low-cost alternative to more name-brand batteries.

[2700 mAh] I've been using Powerex AA rechargeable batteries for several years. I recently purchased 2 new 8 packs and put them to good use in a 5hour corporate assignment. To my surprise I used 12 batteries (4 in my Canon speedlite and 8 in my Canon battery pack) and fired 470 shots. Never had to change batteries. Reliable peace of mind power.

[0.25 lb] I have spent more on AA batteries over the years that was probably twice as much than this rechargeable battery cost. 3 days on the trail cam so far and still going strong. Wish I knew about this item years ago.

[0.25 lb] This is so much better that rechargeable AA batteries for the camera. Much longer lasting means I can leave the camera in place longer and just check the memory card for bears!

[1.2 V] I have been using Watson MX AA NiMH Rechargeable Batteries in my Canon 600 EX-RT II Speedlite for a couple of years now. They seem to last longer and hold full charge longer than other brands I have used in the past.