Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great rechargable batteries. they are a little expensive but they do pay for themselves after a few charges. Last longer than your standard AAA battery and charge time is less than 30 minutes.

Great rechargeable batteries. They last long enough for me to record audio on a hand-held recording device for many hours.

works like they claim very easy to use shuts off when charged

Very good for your daily need - like your home phone, camera and so on.

This is good product and price! I will recommend to all friend!

I really like this product works really well have it on hand

nice not having a ton of batteries around, easy to use

I use it every day. Pretty good battery life. Charges easily.

This is an awesome way to save money on batteries. Helps the environment too.

I needed some replacement rechargeable batteries for my cordless phone. These batteries have worked good.

Needed these for rechareable phones. Hard to find these!

These batteries are perfect for the energizer 15 minute battery charger. I only needed 2 batteries and i wish these would come in packs of 2 so i could have saved a few bucks. I would reccomend these batteries only with an energizer battery charger.

easy to re-use over and over, just recharge and ready to use again and again

Pricey but good if you don't want to keep running out to buy batteries.

i think they are good because they are rechargable

Battery life on these are short, if you are using this for heavy duty use then forget about it. I only use this for tv remote but for a flashlight it’s a joke.

Nimh batteries are inherently only 1.2 volts. When manufacturers make their devices, these devices are "expecting" 1.5 volts such as what is provided by Alkaline batteries. So your "low battery" warning, if your device has one, will trigger much much sooner since your battery is starting at 1.2 volts vs. 1.5 volts. Further, the 15 minute Energizer charger charges at an astronomical 7 Amps! This gets the batteries crazy hot. Heat is not good for batteries and they will die (i.e. - not be able to recharge anymore) much sooner = DEFINITELY NOT the "recharge 100 times" claim. So add the more expensive cost of these batteries, the cost to charge them at 7 amps (which I can imagine is a lot since refrigerators draw 15 amps!), and the fact that the 15 minute chargers kill them more quickly, it should really push you to go back to Alkalines. So in a nutshell, I'm going back to Alkalines. Or even better, go with Lithium Energizers which will last that much longer!