SunLabz Rechargeable Batteries (AAA 400 Ah NiCD 16 Pack) ÉÉ

These batteries are cheap and since I go through so many batteries I really don't care how long they last. I will just recharge it. But I will say these have not gone bad at all and I have had them about a year or so. All of them still work. The AAA ones are good but they don't last for real long. The AA are better but not as good as a name brand. I use them in flashlights, remotes, you name it. I have never had an issue with them. I keep them charged all the time and charge them as they go dead and have not had any issues with them. If you just need a lot of batteries then this will work. If you insist on having the best batteries money can buy then you will end up with a name brand which will be better but not that much better. It's your decision but I recommend these and will buy them again when I need more.

These work as well as my energizer rechargeable batteries do, and work in my Duracell charger as well. I use rechargeable batteries in remotes and other household items that go through a lot of batteries to save money, so these work very well for the price as well, quite affordable. I bought a pack of the AA and AAA, and both seem to be the same quality as the other. My remotes are lasting as long as they used to (if not longer, it would be interesting to record the data on this). I especially use the AA in my Xbox controllers, and let's just say the Xbox is on all day long between the boyfriend gaming or watching Netflix, my occasional use, and my daughter playing mine craft with her friends. I put these in a week ago and they are still going strong, so it won't be a constant annoyance keeping them charged. They came with a full charge and were plug and play. My only complaint is not with the product at all but the packaging. The plastic they are in is very snug around them, and I accidentally cut into the battery cover on one of them trying with all my might to pry it off. Please give us some form of tear cord or something to get in there - it was almost like a blister pack i couldn't cut because of how close it was to the battery. Thanks! I will likely order more of these in the future if I ever need them or as gifts.

seems like ALL of the information in this listing is lies. these batteries seemed fine for a couple months and maybe 10 charge cycles, not the 1,000 they claim. now, most of them don't hold a charge for more than 5 mins and my re-chargers don't even recognize many of them anymore so I can't even charge them. the capacity was never great and i was ok with that but wow, these things died faster than the rechargeable Duracell and Energizer ones I've had. stick with the Eneloop which are excellent and still going strong years later, and the Amazon Basics ones are just as good as the Eneloop for the most part.

I don't care for these batteries to much, they run down fast. I would compare life time of this battery to the ones I get at Harbor Freight free with a coupon when you make a purchase. The good thing about this battery is it is rechargeable but it has no shelf time at all, you have to use it now or you will just have to charge it again later, so I just leave them till I need them charge use them for a short bit and do it again so no I am not a fan of this battery even if they double the quantity.

I bought these to run an electric eraser that uses up 2 AAA's a book- I was tired of throwing out multiples batteries a day. These batteries are really, REALLY great! I bought them and a charger for 8 batteries at a time (for AAA and AA), and it's worked out wonderfully! At a full charge, these last me longer than the regular Duracell AAA I was using, and they hold the charge perfectly after being taken out of the charger. I've used them multiple times and have had no issues, these really are a great bargain for someone who goes through batteries quickly. I'm going to be buying the AA version ASAP.

I go through a ton of batteries becuase both of my cameras use AAs, and I have a lot of R/C Toys which I use fairly regularly. These have paid for themselves 10 times over in the past months. They are awesome!!!

These batteries held a lower charge and voltage and drained more quickly after each use. 11 batteries completely died after relatively few charge cycles. This is the only brand that developed leaks in the charger or during use. EBL and Amazon Basic rechargeables work much better, more reliably and hold more charge when full/drain slower than these batteries.

I had hoped to use these in the car in an FM transmitter. They don't hold a charge very long at all. I'll be going back to alkalines. It might be the summer heat affecting them but whatever the reason, not working.These are NiCD which is an older technology. NIMh would probably be better. I googled lithium since I never see them offered in AAA or AA. Turns out lithium have a higher native voltage (over 3 volts?) compared to the 1.3 volt NiCD or 1.5 volt alkaline.