Best Rechargeable Aaa Batteries And Charger

[12x AAA] The ZITHION-X AAA Rechargeable Batteries I recently purchased are very handy around the house. I especially like the way that no external charger is required. And it’s great to never run out of batteries.

happy about it after i found rechargeable Sony AAA batteries already dropped it on water; still fine.

[Hook & Loop] happy about it after i found rechargeable Sony AAA batteries already dropped it on water; still fine.

[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!

[1x LED] The light is easily the most powerful pen light I have ever owned. I also really like that you can use a rechargeable battery or two AAA batteries. The build quality is excellent, I have dropped mine numerous times and there is no problems. Definitely a high quality product. One of my coworkers bought one as well after seeing how good mine is!

[750 mAh] I bought a Coast headlamp that did not come with rechargeable batteries ,so you ordered a 4 pack of the rechargeable aaa batteries, I was and still surprised at how long they last and stay bright on full power .and since they are versatile unlike any other rechargeable headlamps I will continue to buy your great products. keep up the good work I look forward to what you will come out with.

[Wired] I ended up using this receiver. It takes rechargeable AAA batteries which is more economical that than the battery in the ShutterBoss lll receiver.

[0.36 lb] I am impressed with how long the batteries last between recharging and that I can use the same Panasonic charger for both AA and AAA batteries

[1] This is more than just a charger for your AA/AAA NiMH batteries. The condition feature lets you monitor the health of each battery while keeping them in tip top shape. That way you can revive some batteries that are no longer behaving they way they did when they were new, and remove from service batteries that are no longer holding a full charge. The only downside I've found is that it may not work with some non-Powerex batteries, -you may get a battery fault indication when you put them in the charger even though those batteries will work just fine in a conventional charger. This may be caused by batteries that have an internal impedance/resistance that's different from that of Powerex batteries.

[1.09 lb] I also own the standard Eneloop batteries, but these are even BETTER. These rechargeable batteries easily exceeded my expectation. I decided to by the Eneloop Pro charger kit so I can charge these up. Summary: - These come with 4 x AAs that were precharged via solar energy. - They are 2550mAh NiMH batteries at 1.2V. - If you dont use them, they dont really discharge like most rechargeables. Theyll hold about 85% of their charge over the course of 1 year. - You can use the charger to charge both AAA & AA. - There are charge indicator lights. - It has an integrated, retractable AC plug that makes it nice and portable. - It will automatically shutoff to protect your batteries from overcharging. - You can recharge them up to 500 cycles. The Eneloops Pros are definitely my go-to rechargeable batteries. I used them for the external flashes for my Sony mirrorless cameras, as well as for their transmitters most of the time. These are great for high-drain devices. =]