Customer Ratings & Reviews

the radio is not a good one the original one that came with my 2009 car is much better however not Bluetooth. Guess you get what you pay for...

Got them on sale, great price at time, always need batteries for something

the battery was easy to find but i had trouble looking for the tv splitter and theres not much of choices. was looking for the 3 - 5 ghz but only 2 was available from rocketfish

Was in the store and purchase these batteries instead of going somewhere else. Would rather have duracell's

Have purchased this brand in the past and always have been very satisfied. Would recommend.

For me, It all comes down to Performance and Reliability. Independent tests and customer reviews generally place Energizer among the top performers, often rivaling or exceeding its main competitor, Duracell. Additionally, Most Energizer alkaline batteries, like the Energizer Max AAA, are guaranteed to hold their power for up to 10–12 years in storage. For me an important feature is the "No Leak Guarantee," which protects devices from damage for up to two years after a battery is fully used. The eight pack is a good size for we since I don’t want to store huge amounts of each battery size. Most bargain brads I have tried just don't last, leak or do both.

A bit expensive for the amount of batteries you get. I would consider buying elsewhere next time.

Very poor I still haven’t received my item it’s been over a week it’s sayin there’s a delay not satisfied that I haven’t received my item.

OK batteries. Lots of em, 24 to be exact. Good thing, because these aren't Duracell. They are...Adequate.

It's a pack of Energizer AAA batteries. The packaging held the batteries until opened.

they are batteries, nothing special easy to find in the store and for the price they were worth it

the inventory was mostly out of date with some of them corroded. had to dig through several different batches to find the fresh batteries.

normal batteries average price - but these were the best priced in this size

So, for the most part batteries are batteries. I like Duracell instead, mostly for two reasons unrelated to power and energy retention: 1. The look of the batteries with the black and copper is a very pleasing design. 2. I really don't like that smarmy bunny, and not only to I think it's a horrible mascot for a battery, but that bunny was actually the mascot of Duracell first (look it up). Clearly this has nothing to do with what you buy the batteries for - which is to cram them into something and hide them completely and then throw them out when they are done. Unless they last for a obscenely long or short time you're never going to notice how good or bad they are - you'll just buy them again. Thus the comments about the colors of the batteries and the mascot. One point about the "instant rebate" - they make you sign up for a $5 visa card online. The good news is that its digital so you can type the numbers into a site and use it. The bad news - where online are you going to use a visa purchase that is LESS than $5 including shipping. Hint: Steam.

very good for battery operated electronics. Waiting for how long they last

i would never buy batteries again from Best Buy unless they are on sale. They are overpriced compared to other stores.

We thought they will be better than others , they are not

Nothing extraordinary about these batteries, but they do the job. Though you can get comparable performance out of much cheaper brands.

I went to a few places to look for this battery and best buy had the lowest price but still pricey.

So much better than Duracel. Last much longer. Never lets me down.