Customer Ratings & Reviews

I always get Energizer because I find they work the best/longest. The only choice I need to make is whether I get the Max or the Ultimate Lithium (which cost way more but do last longer). In this case, I got the Ultimate Lithium because it is for my Roku remotes which always seem to run out of battery quicker than I think they should. So far the Ultimate Lithium are working great. It would probably help the situation even more if I didn’t spend hours clicking around streaming services for something to watch - but that’s a battle for another day.

It's great i used for my termostat control the whole building

While these are "pricey" they are the best batteries out there right now.

Battery is always a need for, I buy them often. This is must have.

These are the best batteries you can buy. These have the longest life expectancy and will not leak. They are a little bit pricey but this is money well spent especially for electronics you keep your batteries in for years.

Best batteries for all electronics and flashlights. Last longer and there lighter in weight. Its a little more expensive but they last so much longer

Great shelf life. Have yet to have any of these batteries leak and ruin equipment.

Energize makes the best batteries. These batteries are great for your electronics big or small. I love them.

Long lasting batteries for my security cameras! They’ve lasted about 3 years!

Because Lithium "primary" cells last longer than Alkalines, AND can deliver more current, AND have very long "shelf lives", I've switched to using them in my remote controls and Anything Else that uses Alkalines. Yes, they cost more than Alkalines, but I haven't had to worry about BATTERY LEAKAGE like I do with Alkalines and I have high confidence the Lithium-powered device will still work even if it's been "idle" for months at a time.

durable, long lasting, non leaking batteries. Lasts longer than standard batteries.

Lithium batteries are great for making your peripherals lighter however the price of lithium disposable batteries have skyrocketed. I wouldn't recommend it as a long term solution if you can get a rechargeable lithium ion battery in a mouse/keyboard/etc. The long shelf life of lithium batteries (20 years) is really meant as an emergency storage product, but doubles up for daily use. Again, great for making your peripherals lighter (lithium batteries are lighter than alkaline batteries) but if you're willing to pay the price then it does it's job!

Okay it is a battery and for me it serves its purpose and I think the quality is good and I have no real complaints and yes I would buy it again and recommend the item to my friends and family and yes enemies as well LOL! I am the type of person that likes to spend a little extra if the quality is good and again I have no real complaints. Yes at some point I will go solar and try to buy devices that can be charge using God's light.(Smile) This battery has lasted me a long time which is why I keep buying it and yes I have bought multi-packs just to have them on hand because like most things over time the battery will lose its juice LOL! In conclusion I say buy this battery you will not be disappointed and if the device that you are using could talk it would say thanks LOL!.

I have tried many alternatives, and these seem to have the best capability for storage and use in the AAA-size cells. The booklights used on music stands are often left on for hours during rehearsals and performances, no comparison for life with other technology alkaline cells. I also note that some of the lesser brand rechargeable cells will leak acid after less than 2 years of intermittent use. In that case, the others are false economy- the devices and charger damage then exceeds any savings for re-use. Please remember to re-cycle when spent.

The main advantages of these lithium cells are: 1) they are lighter weight than alkaline cells, 2) they have a long shelf life, and 3) so far I have yet to have one leak, destroying the device they are in (that’s happened to me plenty with alkalines) I use these cells in a single AAA clip-on light for attachment to the bill of a cap to keep both hands free when light is needed in dark places. Coin cell lights are even lighter, but the cells don’t last long, so these batteries are the perfect compromise. Sure, they are more expensive, but they work when I need them to, and I am sure I will find many other instances where they make a lot of sense.

Best batteries out there long shelve life and they do not leak! Purchased other brands and had to keep checking them to make sure they are not leaking what a pain.

more expensive but worth it! retain power, last longer and never leak. I used theses for my smart lock, remote control and it seems last forever

Very longer lasting batteries, great for toys that use up lots of batteries. The batteries are also lighter than alkaline batteries.

These things last forever! They are also very, very light. I do not recommend these for portable LED lights. They go pretty quick when used for that application. Anything else, rockstar batteries

I needed to replace the batteries in the computer's mouse. The name & identifying type & size were not known to me. I went to several nearby stores & could not find a match for the type of battery. I went to Best Buy (where I purchased the computer) & spoke with a young man in that department. He took me to the battery section & showed my the Energizer batteries that were a replacement for what I had. I made my purchase and at home installed the batteries. Problem solved.