This is not the LSD I am looking for

You'd probably still get a bit of a buzz if you stuck them under your tongue :wink:

I've got several sets of the 2100mAh 'Good To Go' AA batteries which I must have bought from 7dayshop about 3 or more years ago, and they've been great in my digital camera, strangely despite their age performing better for endurance than the Tronix 2500mAh AA's I bought from Lidl or Aldi.I know they're not the best, I've also got some Eneloops, but for the price I think they're well worth it, as they have a decent usage time comparable with quality alkaline although obviously it'll depend on the current drain of the device, but certainly anything is better than wasting money on all those awful £ shop batteries, but even they sell 800mAh rechargeable batteries (probably more like 500-600mAh).Over the years, I've gradually changed all my battery operated items over to rechargeable batteries, saving a small fortune, although for remote controls and so on in which they have very low drain I use alkaline as they last over a year.

The 850mAh are the AAAs, you won't find much higher than that in the smaller form factor. The AA ones, which are the ones the XBox controllers take, are 2150mAh.

This is not the LSD I am looking for

How. Do you get free del £2.99 on mine
Sorry added long life battery AA

How do you get free shipping?

good find op, heat added

I've got several sets of the 2100mAh 'Good To Go' AA batteries which I must have bought from 7dayshop about 3 or more years ago, and they've been great in my digital camera, strangely despite their age performing better for endurance than the Tronix 2500mAh AA's I bought from Lidl or Aldi.I know they're not the best, I've also got some Eneloops, but for the price I think they're well worth it, as they have a decent usage time comparable with quality alkaline although obviously it'll depend on the current drain of the device, but certainly anything is better than wasting money on all those awful £ shop batteries, but even they sell 800mAh rechargeable batteries (probably more like 500-600mAh).Over the years, I've gradually changed all my battery operated items over to rechargeable batteries, saving a small fortune, although for remote controls and so on in which they have very low drain I use alkaline as they last over a year.

Has anyone else managed to get the free delivery or have i missed something?

Yep free delivery

ah only free shipping on the AAA and not the AA

Got a set of good to go AA batteries listed as a hot deal on here last week or week before and to be honest in my wireless headphones the Duracell's simply I picked up in pound land lasted almost twice as long. Can't claim to know about power output of each etc.

So maybe shop2 batteries ready to go are good on things used on occasion but I was disappointed on quick they ran out. Also to add the head phones give warning saying battery low. On the Duracell you get almost 20mins of play back at that point with the 7day shop you get a few mins max

£2.99 del. for me too!

ah I've worked it out.

The 4.99 listing of AA's here is free https://www.7dayshop.com/products/7dayshop-good-to-go-aa-pre-charged-long-life-rechargeable-batteries-2150mah-4-pack-WH2-7DAYAAGTG2100

but on the 3.99 listing of AA's you have to pay delivery here https://www.7dayshop.com/products/7dayshop-good-to-go-aa-pre-charged-long-life-rechargeable-batteries-2150mah-4-pack-7DAYAAGTG2100

so this post is slightly wrong. Should be changed to either 4.99 free delivery or 3.99 plus 2.99. Better off going for 3.99 option if you are going for more than 3 packs of AA

I have some of these, and some of the similar ones from VapexTech. (In AA's. My AAA's are all Vapex ones)

The Vapex ones are better. Last longer in use and hold their charge better when not in use. But not by huge margins, and the Vapex ones are a little more expensive. So, on balance, these are decent enough, especially at this price.

Good find, bought some, now hope they last.

This is the second time ive tried to order on here but when I Place Order nothing happens?? Any suggestions please?

Much the same price as amazon own brand ones, not sure which are better though.

Hot from me. Cheers OP.

I wouldn't touch this company I ordered eneloop batteries and was sent a cheap head torch. I emailed them and after sometime they asked for photo,s after which they told me the batteries I ordered are out of stock. absolute cowboys

I bought a load of these a while ago and they're garbage - half of them have failed already (despite being charged correctly) and they don't hold their charge much better than standard rechargeable batteries, certainly nowhere near the level eneloops do.

Only 850mah? Not really that good to be honest. Had 1300mah in Xbox and they run flat after 3 hrs. The higher the ampage the more you pay.

100% correct.

I use these and the Vapex ones (which are 2500 mAh now I think?) in 360 controllers (and numerous other gadgets) and they last pretty well.

1300 mAh AA are terrible old skool rechargeables. (Not the stay-charged kind) No wonder they didn't last long ....

I put these in my LA lights and I've been tripping all day.

Good point, I was comparing it to bulk buying 16 at Amazon (where they are frequently reduced further).

I agree, that isn't necessarily a great comparison though.

Several positives & negatives with this deal

Whoosh?

The "Whoosh" is on your part if you don't get my response :smiley:

Haha Touche!

Ah nuts, I bought the cheaper black and white ones the other day. Theese

At least they are only going to be used in the house phone.

Are the green ones better quality.? I'll remember for next time I'm getting any.

Be careful when charging these LSD types as they have a tendency to trip the mains. Lame ass joke.

That wasn't meant to be a reply to anything, weird.

Those are absolutely fine for cordless phones, because the phone is charged too regularly for the benefit of low self-discharge cells to be felt.

I can recommend Turnigy batteries from Hobbyking.

I am looking for some new rechargeable AA batteries to replace the 7dayshop ones I bought a few years ago.

These appear to be cheaper and have slightly higher amp hours:

https://www.7dayshop.com/rechargeable-aa-batteries/7dayshop-aa-ni-mh-high-performance-rechargeable-batteries-2500mah-4-pack

These are almost the same price and have a lot more amp hours (I bought these a few years back and they have lasted a while):

https://www.7dayshop.com/products/7dayshop-aa-2900-ni-mh-high-performance-rechargeable-batteries-4-pack-7DAYAA29004CASE

Please correct me if I have missed something (other than the convenience of them being charged). I can see the discharge thing too but not sure why that would be useful unless you are keeping a large amount of them stored to use after a long time.

It's not only while they're stored, but while they're being used in something where batteries would normally last more than a few weeks where you will notice them lasting much longer than the traditional types.

Thanks for the reply. I think for my main use of rechargeable batteries, I would not notice. On average, I can get through a set of 2900mAh batteries in a day with my camera. It would be useful for use in wireless mice etc. though as they are sitting around a lot when not in use.

Sorry hijack this post with another question but does always charging them with a 20 minute charger reduce the life? I am assuming it does!

You won't do them and favours fast charging, that applies to all rechargeables. If you need your batteries to last longer and stay in tiptop condition grab one of 7dayshops intelligent chargers. Expensive at £19.99 but its an extremely good charger.