50 x DURACELL PROCELL INDUSTRIAL AAA ALKALINE BATTERIES - £9.99 @ eBay

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50 x DURACELL PROCELL INDUSTRIAL AAA ALKALINE BATTERIES £9.99 @ ebay (greatukdealsltd) FREE Delivery

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Free P&P eBay3 Jun 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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topss

3 Jun 15

Good price for good batteries. Ordered a few packs for ourselves. Seems to be about the cheapest atm.

Quantity : 50
DATED: 2021 (or better)

Please note: This is a non-rechargeable battery.

Manufactured by Duracell - one of the leading names in batteries.

Duracell Industrial Procell is the Industrial version of the PP3 Block battery. It is called Industrial by Duracell and is used for a variety of purposes ensuring long life and stability, it also replaces procell.
Manufactured to the same high standards as the famous "Copper and Black" Products.

EDIT

I'll just add that the ebay seller states they are an "AUTHORISED DURACELL SUPPLIER", because there were a couple of concerns in the thread regarding fakes. Hopefully this should alleviate that fear.

Top comments

bruceboy

3 Jun 15 5 #2

Kodak Xtralife batteries are comparable in terms of price and performance. Available from the Poundshop, six for a quid. Box of 60 delivered from Amazon for a tenner.

angry_wasp

3 Jun 15 4 #23

Just get rechargeables

All comments (38)

topss

3 Jun 15 #1

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bruceboy

3 Jun 15 5 #2

Kodak Xtralife batteries are comparable in terms of price and performance. Available from the Poundshop, six for a quid. Box of 60 delivered from Amazon for a tenner.

jamesbeer752 to bruceboy

3 Jun 15 #14

Comment use these in the hangar I work in, tried all sorts of brands and variations, but these all seem to be the most reliable and hardest working (mostly used in torches and light power tools) I love them, and always have a dozen in my toolbox, just in case

GPDawes

3 Jun 15 1 #3

How do you know these are genuine and not fake?

ipswich78 to GPDawes

3 Jun 15 #4

That's the problem isn't it? If genuine it is a fantastic deal, however I would be dubious...

moazam to GPDawes

4 Jun 15 #35

I bought this last year and they really last longer than the normal duracell batteries. Worth every penny!

shabbird

3 Jun 15 #5

would avoid. Buy cheap..buy twice.

bruceboy to shabbird

3 Jun 15 #8

What a very sweeping, and stupid, statement. These batteries get good reviews, as do the Kodak Xtralife batteries. Value for money. If you want to spend loads of money on something better, please point me in that direction. I'll be waiting a while!

topss to shabbird

3 Jun 15 #11

So you always pay upto twice as much as you might need to?

Tuizner to shabbird

3 Jun 15 #15

Surely goes against the ethos of this site???

This_Is_My_Username

3 Jun 15 #6

Ask Jesus in your picture.

GPDawes

3 Jun 15 2 #7

looking on Duracell's site these are suggested for smoke alarms, remotes etc. Suggests lower power than some consumer ranges.

Tick123

3 Jun 15 #9

procell.....marketing bull at its best.

wpj

3 Jun 15 #10

Bought these from this supplier many times (OK, Procell before these). Great delivery times and no problems at all with these batteries.

Wadadli_Cooler

3 Jun 15 1 #12

I would be wary of Duracel from eBay. Most have been lead acid fakes I have bought over the past few years, leaking and destroying amongst other things a £50 LED torch.

Derek_Duval

3 Jun 15 1 #13

Value for money you're better of with http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/no-nonsense-alkaline-rechargeable-batteries-pack-from-31p-screwfix-2218787

£3.72 for 48 alkaline.

ipswich78

3 Jun 15 1 #16

It's 'Buddy Christ' please get it right!

ipswich78

3 Jun 15 1 #17

Not at all. Everyone loves a deal but just because something is cheap doesn't necessarily make it good value for money.

This_Is_My_Username

3 Jun 15 #18

Thanks for that, will remember!

MarkShopper

3 Jun 15 #19

8 alkalines for 95p in Wilko.

http://www.wilko.com/batteries+chargers/wilko-powerplus-extra-long-life-batteries-alkaline-aaa-15v-x-8/invt/0188343

Who really needs 50? What are you using these for? :smile:

topss

3 Jun 15 #20

Are they the same ones?

Fleabum

3 Jun 15 2 #21

And just because something is expensive it doesn't make it good value either. But at least if you go for the cheap option and its sh*te, you don't feel as ripped off. :wink:

Good batteries, good price. Heat added.

Regards
Flea

andywy

3 Jun 15 #22

100 Alkaline AAA £14.99 Maplin

http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/maplin-extra-long-life-alkaline-value-aaa-batteries-100-pack-n42cy

angry_wasp

3 Jun 15 4 #23

Just get rechargeables

pibpob to angry_wasp

3 Jun 15 #26

Indeed - you have to ask just why someone would need so many disposable batteries - sounds like an ideal candidate for rechargeables if you get through them that fast, and as they're equivalent to a penny or two per battery over their lifetime, why would anyone who wants to save money not do so?

MarkShopper

3 Jun 15 #24

Same ones as what? They are AAA alkalines.

rarrar

3 Jun 15 #25

Good price - cheaper than my usual eBay supplier **** (£11.15)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/50-DURACELL-INDUSTRIAL-AAA-BATTERIES-LONG-EXPIRY-ALKALINE-REPLACES-PROCELL-/360831370273?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item540339c421

golfie

3 Jun 15 #27

great batteries. cba with recharge ones.

topss

3 Jun 15 #28

Is that so. Thanks for the input.

topss

3 Jun 15 #29

At home maybe but in a lot of commercial environments rechargeable are not practical.

plumberman01

4 Jun 15 #30

we have never had duracell leak til recently and im not sure where that batch came from..im going to stick with ikea or toysrus ones x

MarkShopper

4 Jun 15 #31

Studies show the brands are broadly similar in terms of performance, so the technology is the important bit.

http://www.batteryshowdown.com/static/images/mah_large_200mA.png

pibpob

4 Jun 15 #32

I doubt many people are buying these for commercial purposes. Besides which, they're certainly practical commercially in a lot of cases where it is only pure laziness that is preventing the slightly more disciplined routines for rechargeables being put in place.

kizzaleet

4 Jun 15 #33

These batteries work great and for the price its a bargain.

Masoomraza

4 Jun 15 1 #34

I would recommend these as i have been using them for quite a while now with no problems whatsoever.
Alkaline and 6 year shelf life.

AAA 40PK £5.97
http://cpc.farnell.com/pro-elec/psg90902/battery-high-power-alkaline-aaa/dp/BT0561807

AA 40PK also £5.97
http://cpc.farnell.com/pro-elec/psg90903/battery-high-power-alkaline-aa/dp/BT0561968

There is a free delivery offer (no minimum order) on I think which they have extended but not sure how long it lasts.

jerryd

11 Jun 15 #36

Bought some red and black Procell 9v batteries last year. First one failed in a smoke alarm after 6 months. Replaced it with a new one from the same pack which also didn't check out. Not sure if I got a bad lot or if they were fakes. You might want to check the voltage when they arrive and compare with a brand new Duracell from a high street shop. If they are very cheap they could well be fakes. I buy batteries only from know sources now having had to change the batteries in 6 smoke alarms.

makram

14 Aug 16 #37

oos

LoriHubbard

16 Feb 17 #38

Duracell AAA batteries which are copper top alkaline batteries designed for everyday devices. It has a battery size that deliver 1.5 V to provide quality and reliability. It is separately date coded to ensure freshness, is long lasting and provides reliable power. It features a duralock power preserve technology for the major use in flashlights, toys, remote controls. For more details visit at http://thebatterybutler.com/

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