GE/SANYO eneloop 8 Pack AA NiMH Ready to Use Rechargeable Batteries

Average customer rating: 4.5

AWESOME BATTERIES
So much better than regular rechargeables
original capacity
Love Eneloop Batteries
Overrated!

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GE/SANYO eneloop 8 Pack AA NiMH Ready to Use Rechargeable Batteries

Manufacturer: Sanyo Energy Corporation
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B000LNI5VC

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AWESOME BATTERIES.......2007-06-09

I just love these batteries, I was getting tired of needing to use my camera and have dead batteries, as they always died just sitting their. These batteries keep the life, and now I always have fresh batteries, for my camera, flash lights, etc.
Lenny Gauba Maine

So much better than regular rechargeables.......2007-06-08

These 2100 mAh rechargeables are better than 2700 ones - Why - because the regular but higher capacity ones lose charge so quickly, within 10 days they have less charge left in them than the "eneloop" type.
I had some doubts how they would perform in the real world - in particular, their peak current capability (which will determine how well they actually work in a digital camera). Turns out - they do better than the regular ones. While my 1600 mAh panasonics gave approx 40 - 50 shots consistently, the same digital camera now gives me approx 100 shots with these eneloops. Suddenly my mom's camera which "ate up battery very quickly" - has become a "great camera" from the battery change. If she's happy, so am I. Incidentally - the amazon price is also very good - you can also try getting the ones with a charger - this eneloop charger charges batteries INDIVIDUALLY. This is critical - no matter which charger you buy - get ones that charge batteries individually and not in pairs. Also remember to always mark your batteries, so you don't mix up charged and discharged batteries when charging them. I've found this to be a common problem with many users.

original capacity.......2007-06-08

just to let you knwo that when charged with the lacrosse charger, my set charged to 2150 each. Cant comment on discharge at this time, but was pleased with capacity to begin with.

Love Eneloop Batteries.......2007-06-06

I purchased a set of 4 these batteries from a dealer in Singapore a year ago and have been using them in a TV remote ever since with no initial charge. I have about 75% charge still on that set. When the batteries were released in the US last September I purchased a set with charger and stuck them in my Canon A620 camera. I was able to take 375 pictures before I had to recharge them, about what I would expect from a 2000mAh battery. I have now purchased 2 8-packs to keep for emergencies. Eneloop batteries also do very well in LED flashlights. I expect as the technology matures, the capacity will increase on par with standard NiMH batteries.

Overrated!.......2007-06-05

Boy, was I disappointed in my 8-pack of AA eneloop rechargeable batteries. Yes, they were already charged as promised when I got them, but drained quickly. After recharge, My Canon camera tells me to change the batteries after just a few shots. I have used several different kinds of batteries and was enthused when I read the reviews about these batteries. But I will definitely go back to MAHA's Powerex 2700 mAH batteries that are powerful, hold a charge for a long time (more than one quick use of my camera) and withstand many recharges before they fail.

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