Reduced from £3.49 and six times longer lasting than Zinc. AAA also reduced to £1.
13 comments
Besford
27 Oct 15#12
Still waiting for someone to say 'you get 10 + 2 free at Poundland'. :disappointed:
darren9030 to Besford
28 Oct 15#13
Ok, i'll put you out of your misery - 'you get 10 + 2 free at Poundland' :wink:
No stock Peterborough , but heat added & thanks for posting.
LandOfConfusion
27 Oct 15#11
197°(!) - I see your typical HUKD'er is out in force again.
bamshopper
27 Oct 151#9
Rechargable batteries are cheaper!
Besford
27 Oct 151#8
Classic HUKD rubbish - but it's only £1 so it gets hot!
backinstock
27 Oct 15#6
Thanks, my wife goes through loads of batteries!
God knows what she does with them? :confused:
jaykaygeetoo to backinstock
27 Oct 151#7
You really dont want to know. :stuck_out_tongue:
a_user to backinstock
27 Oct 15#10
Which ones does she get through, the little AA or AAA ones or the bigguns that go in them big er metal torches?
suited72
27 Oct 15#5
How is this hot? Bigpockets are doing £1.99 for 8 duracell or energiser batteries..
Muffinsrevenge
27 Oct 15#4
Although price at £1 is not bad, the Supacell regular alkaline didn't seem to hold much power and ran out faster than expected when I bought them over a year ago. This I see is labelled slightly differently. I have lost trust in the brand so won't buy this time.
u0421793
27 Oct 153#3
Digital batteries, eh? About time we had those — we’ve had to put up with those useless hissy crackly analogue ones for long enough.
smershspy
26 Oct 151#2
These are really terrible. Sorry OP. No better than pound land ones. Packaging is nice but batteries no good at all.
emribena
26 Oct 15#1
The 24 pack is £5.99 as well and they have AAA 4 for 99p too - thanks op just reserved
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No stock Peterborough , but heat added & thanks for posting.
God knows what she does with them? :confused: