Alkaline Batteries For Digital Cameras

Much better than alkaline batteries!

Much better than alkaline batteries

My old cameras seem happier with silver oxide than with alkaline batteries. The silver oxide ones keep their voltage stable longer, and they have less of a tendency to leak than alkaline batteries. They are harder to find these days, so I'm glad that B&H still stocks them.

Works great in my PX1R. Much brighter than alkaline batteries.

This replaces a pair of alkaline batteries which we were burning through quickly

I use this for alkaline AA batteries.� They easily slide right in and stay put, until I slide them out.� Batteries can be slid in either way, so when they become used up I can tell.� With this design the batteries won't accidentally fall out and start rolling around the floor.

Excellent for checking remaining charge of both alkaline and rechargable batteries of all kinds.

I recently purchased the Energizer LR44 Alkaline Button Cell Battery for a digital thermometer and a few other small devices, and I’m thoroughly impressed. These batteries have exceeded my expectations in terms of longevity—they’ve powered my devices for much longer than expected, especially compared to other brands. The power delivery is stable and reliable, ensuring consistent performance without any unexpected power drops. Additionally, the LR44 size fits a wide range of devices, making it a versatile option. I’m very satisfied with this purchase and will continue to use Energizer for my battery needs!

I have 1 for each of my 4 digital cameras because they are the do everything lens.

I generally will have two brand-name batteries and several Watson batteries for my digital devices, primarily cameras. Watsons give me about 90% of the manufacturer's capabilities at about 50% of the price. They may not last as long as OEM batteries but you can't beat the price.