This 4-pack of Eneloop AAA Rechargeable Ni-MH Batteries from Panasonic have a typical capacity of 800mAh and minimum capacity of 750mAh, and come factory-charged using solar energy, so they are ready-to-use right out of the box. They hold 70% of their charge for up to 10 years, and can be recharged up to 2,100 times.
| Battery Type | 4 x AAA |
| Battery Chemistry | NiMH |
| Battery Voltage | 1.2 V |
| Capacity (mAh) | 800 mAh |
| Maximum Recharge Cycles | 2100 |
| Battery Dimensions | W: 0.4 x L: 1.8" / W: 1.0 x L: 4.6 cm |
| Package Weight | 0.15 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 4.2 x 3.4 x 0.45" |
I've tried the other brands and they don't hold up to eneloops!! These hold their charge and are always reliable. Pop 'em in and work worry-free.
I got these to charge the various items I have that use AAA batteries. They hold their charge well and since I don't use them often, this is a benefit as I am confident there is always power in them when I need them.
After more than 8 years the (other brand) rechargeable NiMH batteries that I had been using in my flash needed replaced. I decided to replace the batteries and charger with Panasonic Eneloop batteries and Quick Charger. The Eneloop batteries had good reviews and I really liked that the Panasonic Quick Charger (BQ-CC55) allowed for quick individual smart charging of one to four AA or AAA batteries in any combination. (My old charger required matching batteries in pairs and required 5 hours to charge.) The new Eneloop batteries are performing well in my speedlites with quick initial start up at 3 seconds and fast recycling.
I have been using eneloop batteries for years, they are long lasting and do the job. B&H is where I buy my stuff when they carry it.
Been using them for years, best of the rechargables.
I've been using these batteries for years and have found them to be exceptional. I especially like the way they keep a full charge for so long after charging. I buy them from B&H Photo to avoid counterfeits. Once I bought some from Amazon only to discover that they were not actually made in Japan, but were Chinese knock offs.
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Basic batteries, lots of energy storage, work without issue.
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