Eneloop 9V Rechargeable Battery

[8 x AA] the Eneloop Pro rechargeable batteries are the best there is.

[V-Mount] To charge my rechargeable 9V batters. I can charge two at a time this is the best.

[2x 9 V] Been looking for a 9V recharger for a while that wasn't expensive. I saw that energizer has rechargeable 9v batteries now, but the store didn't carry their recharge station... how bizarre. I don't recall even being able to find one online... Lol, Watson holding it down! They got you covered and for a lower cost!

[1x 9 V] For the price of two brand name alkaline 9V batteries you can buy one rechargeable one. The math is clear. I also find it handy to use a fully charged 9V battery for an electronics project or a device that requires 9V. The electronics (but not attached servos) of an Arduino project can be powered with this type of battery. The Watson 9V charger charges two batteries simultaneously.

[Li-Ion] Until these, I had never come across rechargeable 9V batteries. It's a great way to cut down on wasteful disposables.

[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. =]

[0.62 lb] I habitually use the Panasonic Eneloop, for my own use, which is rechargeable. Since the batteries are meant to be given to my 9-years old grandson that thought these oneshots are easier for him to manage. Nonetheless, these are as excellent as chargeable counterpart.

[0.475 lb] Over the years the eneloop rechargeable batteries have proven to be the most reliable. They hold their charge really well. I can leave them in my older Nikon speedlights without worrying about leakage -- though it is still best to remove any battery from a device that is not used for years. And when I need the speedlights there is enough charge while I am charging others. The Panasonic chargers included in some SKU's are highly recommended. They provide the best current regulation for these batteries.

[1.2 V] I love these rechargeable eneloop batteries so much, that I have purchased these batteries for all of my flash units. These batteries are powerful and they last a long time during my photo shoots to the point where I have never had to change them. The only regret I have about eneloop rechargeable batteries is that I should have purchased them years ago. Since buying and using these batteries (which is about 6 months now), I have never gone back to purchasing or using Duracell AA batteries and I never will go back using them for my flash equipment.

[1.2 V] The Panasonic Eneloop Rechargeable Ni-MH Batteries last a long time between charges. Plus, they don't leak like many single-use batteries do.