Good price for Low Self Discharge/Eneloop type batteries. I've owned these for some time and not had any problems. The Panasonics are listed elsewhere on HUKD, with the 8 AAA's costing £10.49, so 16 AA's for £13.99 seems a good deal.
£2.99 Postage. 2.52% Quidco/TCB.
Product Features
EXTRA VALUE 16 PACK - These 2150mAh AA Cell batteries are pre-charged & are GOOD TO GO straight out of the pack
Save money: low self discharge batteries keep charge for much longer than normal NiMH batteries
7dayshop rechargeable batteries are compatible and will recharge with any good quality Ni-Mh charger
Supplied with free plastic storage cases. AA batteries also referred to as LR6, LR06, MN1500 sizes
Please see full product description for more info.
7dayshop Online Since Year 2000. This product is supplied with our 7dayshop 30 Day Money Back 101% Complete Satisfaction Assurance.
Full Description
You are GOOD TO GO with these rechargeable batteries. They arrive pre-charged and ready to use.
On top of that low self discharge batteries hold their charge for longer than traditional Ni-Mh rechargeable batteries and can be recharged up to 1,000 times - potentially saving you hundreds of pounds over single-use batteries.
7dayshop GOOD TO GO batteries are the similar/same in technology as Sanyo ENELOOP, Panasonic Infinium, Uniross Hybrio, GP Recyko, Sony Cycle Energy, Duracell Active Charge, Hama Ready 4 Power and Camlink's Ready 2 Go batteries - but are much better value.
Use our 7dayshop rechargeable batteries in your cameras, flashgun, remote control vehicles and children's toys, radios and portable stereos, torches etc. and etc. and imagine the massive savings to your pocket.
These AA batteries are supplied with free plastic (semi-transparent) storage cases (each holding 4 batteries). These cases are modular and can be linked together to provide a larger/longer case.
Ni-Mh (nickel metal hydride) type batteries are favoured by demanding users as they are memory free and offer superb performance over traditional Ni-Cad rechargeable and single-use Alkaline types.
These batteries are compatible with all good quality chargers and equipment types - and are inexpensive to recharge.
They are kinder to the environment because you are not throwing one-time batteries away to landfill sites.
AA size batteries are also known as LR6, LR06 and MN1500.
What's included
16 x GOOD TO GO AA pre-charged, long life rechargeable batteries 2150mAh
4 x plastic battery storage cases
Latest comments (33)
SCOUSEKEVIN
4 Jan 16#33
Yes my local still has a few lying around, I think they do them about twice a year, well worth the money.
palli
4 Jan 16#32
Currently unavailable now.
Shenx
3 Jan 16#28
No have this charger is it good enough for this batteries? No point buying a new charger if this one would do the job
It depends on what you want. Yours will charge batteries (2 at a time or 4 at a time) but without any control over the charging current.
The ones we're talking about here are all intelligent chargers. They'll charge 1, 2, 3 or 4 cells at a controllable rate, with several other features also built in.
In the longer term one of these at around £20 will be a better bet for your batteries - and a lot more versatile. Don't get me wrong - I was using an ordinary charger until recently, but when I bought some Eneloops I decided to replace all the batteries in the house with them (70% of charge held for 5 years and rechargeable 2100 times) and get a decent charger to 'look after' them.
The difference is tangible - I wouldn't go back to a standard charger now.
thegrifter1 to Shenx
3 Jan 16#31
That charger will charge batteries fine but the other more expensive model being talked about has functions to refresh older batteries/ reduce the effect of memory which slowly reduces the batteries' life and show you how much charge the batteries have etc. If you're just charging batteries once in a blue moon for kids toys then the cheaper one will do the job, but the more expensive one might be worth the extra if you're recharging on a very regular basis.
Blasphemous
3 Jan 16#29
The UniRoss is even cheaper now on eBay... I'm tempted to get one...
DCFC79
3 Jan 16#27
Lidl had the batteries on offer sometime last year, maybe September/October time.
johnraggett
3 Jan 161#26
Need to restock my rechargeable's cheers
Newbold
3 Jan 16#25
The Uniross does look to be identical to the 7dayshop version, with apparently identical specifications - though I may have missed something. There's a 1000ma charge option which doesn't appear on the Technoline BC700 (but does on the BC1000). Both are probably excellent buys - they're physically slightly different from the Technolines, but look to have the same firmware.
Blasphemous
3 Jan 16#24
Ah, just you'd posted it as a deal so was hoping you'd have more info. Thanks anyway.
That's cheaper on Amazon at the minute and I have to say, the UNiROSS looks identical to the 7Dayshop model...
I'd love to be able to give you an appraisal of it but since I don't have one that would be difficult. I do however have the excellent Technoline mentioned above and if you check out the specifications you'll see that it's not the same as the 7dayshop one. It's physically slightly different too, and not just the buttons. It's doubtless a fine charger though.
DE4L3R
2 Jan 16#2
any one know of a good quick charger?
Lippo999 to DE4L3R
2 Jan 16#8
Hi, it's quite expensive but I use this Techno Line BL700 which you can control the charge rate, recondition batteries etc.
Do those special chargers have the ability to test capacity? If so, can someone post the results of the 7dayshop own brand batteries please?
colin10086 to ritchie1
2 Jan 161#19
Capacity is around 1750 to 2000 mAh which isn't too bad, it is the inconsistency between individual batteries that is the biggest issue with these - one battery will drain before the others.
All my Eneloops measure a capacity between 1850 and 1900 - they are just very well matched. Probably the ones that don't make it through strict QA process end up as these rebranded batteries.
colin10086
2 Jan 16#18
Good batteries for the price but I've stopped using them and pay the extra for Eneloops.
Lippo999
2 Jan 16#16
I noticed the buttons are a different shape to my BL700, the description mentions 5v output to charge mobile phones, I don't think mine has that. They both charge/discharge/check the condition and capacity of the battery.
Blasphemous
2 Jan 16#15
Please enlighten us then Newbold, I've asked for your appraisal of the 7dayshop unit previously but you've not replied to that request.
neilcaldwell
2 Jan 16#14
Lsd - Low self discharge. Normal rechargeables will discharge themselves once fully charged over a period of time. LSDs will hold a full charge more similar to say an alkaline battery.
Newbold
2 Jan 16#13
Similar, but these two are not quite the same.
westerbaanken_again
2 Jan 162#12
LSD batteries? Jeepers creepers,I thought I was seeing things.
I'm not sure if they've updated the Voltcraft unit to include a UK plug/adapter but the one that came with it was a bit of a Frankenstein job... fast forward to 3:00 in the video below to see the power 'adapter' they send it out with. If it's still coming out with that, I'd personally give it a miss.
Any recommendations for a good charger unit? Thanks
Lippo999 to bulktrans
2 Jan 16#9
Or I've just spotted this one which looks identical to my Techno Line BL700 but is £8 cheaper. Still relatively expensive but it works well and can extend the life of your batteries.
HARRIA01
2 Jan 161#6
I have both the 2150 and 2900 mah batteries. Havent really noticed any difference but if the 2150s are outdoing the 2900s theres something seriously wrong!
paneds
2 Jan 161#5
great price have heat
djames108
2 Jan 161#4
They are excellent batteries, seem to last longer than the standard 7dayshop 2900 mah variety
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Opening post
£2.99 Postage. 2.52% Quidco/TCB.
Product Features
EXTRA VALUE 16 PACK - These 2150mAh AA Cell batteries are pre-charged & are GOOD TO GO straight out of the pack
Save money: low self discharge batteries keep charge for much longer than normal NiMH batteries
7dayshop rechargeable batteries are compatible and will recharge with any good quality Ni-Mh charger
Supplied with free plastic storage cases. AA batteries also referred to as LR6, LR06, MN1500 sizes
Please see full product description for more info.
7dayshop Online Since Year 2000. This product is supplied with our 7dayshop 30 Day Money Back 101% Complete Satisfaction Assurance.
Full Description
You are GOOD TO GO with these rechargeable batteries. They arrive pre-charged and ready to use.
On top of that low self discharge batteries hold their charge for longer than traditional Ni-Mh rechargeable batteries and can be recharged up to 1,000 times - potentially saving you hundreds of pounds over single-use batteries.
7dayshop GOOD TO GO batteries are the similar/same in technology as Sanyo ENELOOP, Panasonic Infinium, Uniross Hybrio, GP Recyko, Sony Cycle Energy, Duracell Active Charge, Hama Ready 4 Power and Camlink's Ready 2 Go batteries - but are much better value.
Use our 7dayshop rechargeable batteries in your cameras, flashgun, remote control vehicles and children's toys, radios and portable stereos, torches etc. and etc. and imagine the massive savings to your pocket.
These AA batteries are supplied with free plastic (semi-transparent) storage cases (each holding 4 batteries). These cases are modular and can be linked together to provide a larger/longer case.
Ni-Mh (nickel metal hydride) type batteries are favoured by demanding users as they are memory free and offer superb performance over traditional Ni-Cad rechargeable and single-use Alkaline types.
These batteries are compatible with all good quality chargers and equipment types - and are inexpensive to recharge.
They are kinder to the environment because you are not throwing one-time batteries away to landfill sites.
AA size batteries are also known as LR6, LR06 and MN1500.
What's included
16 x GOOD TO GO AA pre-charged, long life rechargeable batteries 2150mAh
4 x plastic battery storage cases
Latest comments (33)
http://www.halfords.com/kids-zone/toys-games/household-batteries/energizer-base-charger?
The ones we're talking about here are all intelligent chargers. They'll charge 1, 2, 3 or 4 cells at a controllable rate, with several other features also built in.
In the longer term one of these at around £20 will be a better bet for your batteries - and a lot more versatile. Don't get me wrong - I was using an ordinary charger until recently, but when I bought some Eneloops I decided to replace all the batteries in the house with them (70% of charge held for 5 years and rechargeable 2100 times) and get a decent charger to 'look after' them.
The difference is tangible - I wouldn't go back to a standard charger now.
That's cheaper on Amazon at the minute and I have to say, the UNiROSS looks identical to the 7Dayshop model...
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lidl-tronic-ready-ni-mh-rechargeable-batteries-2-99-available-from-6th-oct-2011265?page=4#comments
All my Eneloops measure a capacity between 1850 and 1900 - they are just very well matched. Probably the ones that don't make it through strict QA process end up as these rebranded batteries.
I'm not sure if they've updated the Voltcraft unit to include a UK plug/adapter but the one that came with it was a bit of a Frankenstein job... fast forward to 3:00 in the video below to see the power 'adapter' they send it out with. If it's still coming out with that, I'd personally give it a miss.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0s7ph9wgQQ