Aa 8 Pack Hi Capacity Rechargable Batteries

Well, these are the best rechargable AA batteries I know... Not much else to say actually...

I bought an LED video lamp and since it takes 6 AA batteries, I was trying to think of the most efficient way to use it. Buying 6 regular AA batteries definitely isn't the answer.. The light had the option of a few different rechargable batteries from PnS cameras, but I didn't have any.. Looking into them online many of them because of their very low cost were junk and didn't work that well.. Then I remembered that I use these rechargable AA batteries in my SB700 flash so why not in the LED lamp.. Worked perfect.

Works as intended. Batteries are securely held. 8x AA, 4x AAA, 1x 9v.

The Vidpro, dimmable, LED sungun comes with a rechargable battery but can also be powered with 5 AA batteries. The batteries last a long time as LED lights are low power consumers. It is daylight balanced and has a magnetic attaching warming filter and diffusion filter. The magnets are strong and the filter stays in place with rough use. Love it!

This is a great starter kit for getting amazing rechargable AA and AAA batteries. I am using it for my smart deadbolt lock since I didn't want to keep burning through alkaline batteries. Charges somewhat slowly, but that's a good sign, as that generally means it'll hold power longer. It's been a couple of months of use with the AA batteries, and they're still going strong in the Schlage deadbolt.

I love that they are rechargable, and you don't have to go out and buy new batteries!

These are the best high-current non-rechargeable AA batteries on the market (effective capacity of up to 2x that of recheargeable Eneloops). B&H had the best price, and delivered them fresh (they were made in August 2011 and guaranteed to last till year 2026 in storage).

Eneloops have long been the best rechargeable AA batteries out there and I have dozens of them. When I ordered these I got worried becauase the name on the package changed from Sanyo to Panasonic and I was not sure if they changed them for the worse. When they arrived they looked the same except for the Panasonic name so I put them in the Maha/Powerex charger on break-in to test the capacity. Out of the 8-pack the lowest capacity was 2001mah and the highest 2036mah so I have no complaints. The name on the box changed but they work just like the Sanyos, will buy again.

After years of using AA batteries of all types on all my flashes and still being largely unsatisfied with capacity or recycle time, I finally decided to invest in a power pack. Immediately I was impressed for how transformative this accessory is.

I have several of these along with the larger capacity ones.They are great to have for back up rechargeable aa batteries.I use them at events when I'm usings speedlights & they are very covenant to have in my pocket instead of running back to my lowepro rollers to get fresh batteries.