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iPower iPowerMax AA3610 1.5V AA LiPo Rechargeable Batteries (3610mWh, 4-Pack)

BH #IPMAA36104C • MFR #AA3610
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iPower iPowerMax AA3610 1.5V AA LiPo Rechargeable Batteries (3610mWh, 4-Pack)

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Key Features
  • 3610mWh Equivalent to NIMH 1.2V 3008mAh
  • Compatible with iPowerMAX AACU8 Charger
Part of a "closed system" from iPower, these 3610mWh iPowerMax AA3610 1.5V AA Li-Po Rechargeable Batteries (4-pack) are compatible exclusively with the iPowerMAX AACU8 fast charger, sold separately. The high-capacity 3610mWh rating of each battery is equivalent to 3008mAh on a 1.2V NIMH battery.
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iPower iPowerMAX AA Li-Po Batteries Overview

Part of a "closed system" from iPower, these 3610mWh iPowerMax AA3610 1.5V AA Li-Po Rechargeable Batteries (4-pack) are compatible exclusively with the iPowerMAX AACU8 fast charger, sold separately. The high-capacity 3610mWh rating of each battery is equivalent to 3008mAh on a 1.2V NIMH battery.

When the batteries are used with the optional AACU8 charger, charging is controlled by an intelligent charging module inside the batteries. The charging voltage is automatically adjusted (under 6V), and the charging current is automatically limited (under 500mA). Each battery also has an LED status ring on top that works when the battery is used with the AACU8 charger. It lights up red to indicate that the battery is charging. It turns off when charging is complete. And it flashes red if the battery is defective.

UPC: 787790742654

iPower iPowerMAX AA Li-Po Batteries Specs

Battery
Battery Type
4x AA
Battery Chemistry
LiPo
Battery Voltage
1.5 V
Capacity
3610 mAh
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.205 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
2.65 x 2.15 x 0.65"

iPower iPowerMAX AA Li-Po Batteries Reviews

Superior Batteries for RF usage

By Ken
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2024-10-27

As advertised, these batteries maintain full power until exhausted which maintains maximum RF signal strength instead of a gradual decrease in RF signal strength. Downside is no warning when power is waning. So, best to begin use with a full charge.

Useless

By Rob
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2023-01-15

I bought these with high expectations. I tried to use them in my flash and they shut down after a couple of images. I do not see it anywhere in the listing of the item but in small print on the battery it says do not use in high output devices like camera flashes. They should put that somewhere on the description of the item. Now I have $150 worth of useless batteries and charger.

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