Eneloop Aa Rechargeable Batteries 8 Pack

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

[2x D] I have been getting great performance from the ENELOOP batteries. This was a re-order because I'm using these wherever I use AA-AAA batteries.

[5.4 x 3 x 1"] Works as intended. Batteries are securely held. 8x AA, 4x AAA, 1x 9v.

[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. =]

[0.28 lb] I got these eneloop pro AA's and a charger, based on YouTube reviews that showed how they maintain a charge long term. I've been gradually replacing existing batteries with them. It is so nice to not have to take used batteries for recycling. Also these last much longer than off-the-shelf alkalines, even the brand-name ones. Very happy and I've ordered a set of AAA's

[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.

[4x AAA] I love Eneloop rechargeable batteries, because they seem to last forever and they never damage the devices in which I use them, even if they have gone dead, as often happens with spent alkaline batteries. They also hold a charge longer than even the most powerful alkaline batteries. I use them in every device that I own which is designed to use flashlight batteries, including flash guns, LED flood lights, flash lights, head lamps, image stabilized binoculars, mice, keyboards, portable telephones, and cameras.