Are these batteries 1.5v or 1.2v? null

While the question has an answer, it's not very relevant. All batteries dip in voltage while used. Duracell batteries start out slightly higher in voltage than these, but... quickly drop below. So for most of their life they are better than an alkaline battery. For most of its life an Eneloop is at 1.2 volts. For most of its life a Duracell or other alkaline is below 1.2 volts. Most devices cut off at about .9 or .8 volts. Using devices with no cutoff is dangerous both for alkaline leaks and for reducing the lifetime of rechargables. See also http://eznec.com/Amateur/1.5_vs_1.2_Volt_Batteries.pdf

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“Are these batteries 1.5v or 1.2v?”

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Answered by JonJ 1 year ago
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While the question has an answer, it's not very relevant. All batteries dip in voltage while used. Duracell batteries start out slightly higher in voltage than these, but... quickly drop below. So for most of their life they are better than an alkaline battery. For most of its life an Eneloop is at 1.2 volts. For most of its life a Duracell or other alkaline is below 1.2 volts. Most devices cut off at about .9 or .8 volts. Using devices with no cutoff is dangerous both for alkaline leaks and for reducing the lifetime of rechargables. See also http://eznec.com/Amateur/1.5_vs_1.2_Volt_Batteries.pdf
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Answered by iTwo 5 years ago
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Answered by Panasonic Team 4 years ago
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