Rechargeable Aa Batteries For Camera Flash

[NiMH] I use rechargeable AA batteries for two Nikon SB-600 flash units. The ones that I have been using would no longer hold a charge. So far these work great.

[NiMH] Great batteries for flash and other uses that need AA as well!

[Handheld Only] 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.

[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!

[9.4 x 6 x 1.45"] It's a bit snug, but my rechargeable AA batteries fit in this pouch just fine.

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

[PC, Proprietary] It's called Canon's flagship flash for a reason. This unit is very good. I really like the rechargeable battery instead of the AA batteries of other units. The flash is powerful. It can be a sender or receiver with radio transmission or a optical slave flash. Pricey but worth the money. A step up from the Canon Speedlite 600EX-RT.

[Clear] These have to be the best rechargeable batteries i've ever purchased. I have used them for photography with on camera flash before Godox came out with the lithium batteries. Have used these batteries until a plum war out and I couldn't recharge them anymore, they last a long time.

[1.2 V] Pretty good rechargeable batteries for flash. No problems at all.

[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!