🔋 Power that keeps up with your hustle—charge, recharge, repeat!
Duracell Rechargeable AAA batteries deliver up to 400 recharge cycles with advanced Ion Core technology, ensuring long-lasting, reliable power for everyday electronics. Guaranteed to hold charge for up to 1 year in storage and backed by a 10-year storage warranty, these batteries combine sustainability with trusted Duracell quality.
| Product Dimensions | 4.5 x 3.8 x 0.5 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Duracell |
| ASIN | B01MAYLO39 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | DX2400B4N001 |
| Batteries | 4 AAA batteries required. |
| Date First Available | October 19, 2016 |
R**O
Good to have around
Perfect replacement for older phone system.
T**I
This is a must if you have devices with 3 AAA
I use the 15 minutes Duracell charger with the 3 AAA rechargeable batteries, an it work extremely fine without any problems
R**
Quality
Battery quality, life, for remotes etc.
D**R
Safer for expensive gadgets. Good value.
We have had several of these for a couple of years and have had no problems with them, especially no leaking as with regular alkaline batteries. I'm never buying regular alkaline batteries again.
D**
Just ok
They are ok. Don’t hold charge as long as they used to.
N**S
Todo en orden
Todo OK
J**L
Good choice for rechargeable batteries
Received, I haven't use them yet but I trust in Duracell.
D**N
The only battery to get
I have had many different batteries over the years, but only the Duracells are still going (even the white top ones are still going, but with limited volts compared to the black tops).Ene-who? You know those 2 brands. Both long gone.I use them for flashlights, led flashlights (3 per flashlight, and I use it about 10+ times a night. Yes I am messy, and cant see anyway, and sometimes I need a flashlight to find my other flashlight, lol), and remote controls. I do not use the Duracell chargers anymore though. They say a battery is dead, but when I use my ebl charger, they charge up.I have had my AA's 1-2 years longer than my AAA's (long time, years and years, since they first came out anyway), and the AA's say 73-79% on my roku voice remote after charging them, so I am betting that my AAA's are better than that by about 10% .18650's in flashlights die after a night or 2 (heck, even in Vapes they dont last longer than a night or 2), so I stick with these, which last me months before having to recharge them, and have had them since they came out long ago.So, definitely recommended ! 5 stars.
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