Exell Battery 489A 225V Alkaline Battery (550 mAh)
SureFire SF123A Batteries (72-Pack)
- Optimized for SureFire Flashlights
- Voltage: 3 Volts
- Capacity: 1550mAh
- 10-Year Shelf Life
Ansmann Energy 16 Plus NiMH/NiCd 12-Bay Battery Charger
- For NiMH & NiCd Rechargeable Batteries
- Fits up to 12 AAA or AA Batteries
- Fits up to 6 C or D Batteries
- 2 x 9-Volt Ports & 2 x USB-A Ports
SureFire SF123A Batteries (400-Pack)
- Optimized for SureFire Flashlights
- Voltage: 3 Volts
- Capacity: 1550mAh
- 10-Year Shelf Life
SureFire SF123A Batteries (800-Pack)
- Optimized for SureFire Flashlights
- Voltage: 3 Volts
- Capacity: 1550mAh
- 10-Year Shelf Life
Duracell PC123 3V Lithium Battery (Case of 1200)
- For Wireless Devices & Electronic Toys
- Capacity 1600 mAh
- 10-Year Shelf Life
- Ready to Use
Learning About Rechargeable AA Batteries and More
Your electronic devices require power, and there's a wide variety of single-use and rechargeable AA batteries and other batteries available. While the many choices of batteries can seem overwhelming, picking the perfect type is easy with a little knowledge about your device, and the different types of batteries and chargers.
Single-Use Batteries
Single-use batteries have a long shelf life, but you must dispose of them when you've exhausted their use. Alkaline AA batteries, along with other sizes, are the most popular single-use batteries. Lithium batteries have a longer shelf life, last longer while in use, are lighter in weight, and are more resistant to extreme temperatures. Always make sure to consult the device's instructions to make sure your device can handle lithium batteries, as higher voltages may harm some devices. Some devices even use button and coin cell batteries, so always make sure to confirm exactly what battery type you need.
Choosing Rechargeable Batteries
Rechargeable batteries save you money over time, and are more environmentally friendly, as you can use them repeatedly. Nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) options hold their charges when unused for long periods, but lithium-ion batteries power devices longer. Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries are the most common choice for digital cameras, but for professional cameras, consider external camera battery packs and cables and AC adapters and DC couplers.
How to Pick a Battery Charger
If you choose rechargeables, you'll also need a battery charger that works with the type of batteries you choose, whether NiMH or lithium-ion. Some chargers work with a variety of sizes of batteries, although it's best to charge only one size at a time. Some charge your batteries much faster than others, and offer features such as smart charging, which ensures that batteries don't undercharge or overcharge, helping the batteries to perform better and last longer.
Whatever power solution you choose, check out B&H Photo and Video for its wide variety of single-use and rechargeable batteries and chargers, including AA battery chargers. Find the perfect power options for your various electronic devices.


