Aa Lithium Battery Reviews

The Ultimate Lithium AA last a long time!

Love the picture quality and the battery life 2 months running strong on lithium AA battery's in a high traffic area the option to be able to run 1 or both packs is awesome so if you want to keep one full pack on hand and you go to that location pretty regular would definitely recommend

The long life AA lithium battery has many uses including in an emergency so keeping spares on-hand isn't a worry due to the 10 year shelf life. I use it in business & personal life for cameras, NOAA weather radio, flashlights, hand-held computer, emergency strobe light, laser level, to name a few. B&H always has fresh inventory

This mic is great for field production jobs. Sturdy and the battery life is great as well if you use the lithium AA. The kit thats available is good quality as well. Haven't had a problem with it at all.

This lithium battery is very reliable.

I LOVED this light. It is a great introductory prosumer light. It uses 6 AA batteries. (USE LITHIUM ION BATTERIES! they will last longer) it has a dimmer dial and a color temperature filter. I used it for a wedding last night and it worked perfectly. I like the lightweight design and I love the price. This is the best value if you need to save money.

I ordered the Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA Batteries to use in the trail camera I ordered. I had recently read an article saying that the Energizer Ultimate Lithium Batteries were as good or better than the copper batteries. So far, I am a believer.

Just came back from a two week safari in Africa and one pack of lithium AA batteries almost took me all the way through (including many video clips)

The Pelican 2360 is the next level in AA flashlights. Not long ago a super bright compact flashlight required SF 123A lithium batteries...not anymore. At the high out-put setting (375 lumens) it turns my large back yard from darkness into daylight. If you want an indoor flashlight get a mini Mag Lite. The programing feature is not intuitive and requires some You Tube research. I am using lithium AA's as I do not want to clean leaky alkaline debris from this amazing flashlight.

Best fitting most reliable for AA products accepting Lithium: Flashlights, radios, lanterns, etc. in my opinion. Lightweight and very easy to insert and remove.