These Panasonic (previously Sanyo) Eneloops are pre-charged (ready to use out of the packet) - and pretty much unique in that they retain 70% charge for 5 years. Arguably the best rechargeables on the market.
Can also be charged up to 2100 times.
Multi-use batteries for digital cameras, MP3 players, remote controls, game consoles, toys, torches etc
High performance even down to -20C*, higher usable capacity than standard batteries (min 750mAh)
Factory tested to give up to 800 mAh capacity - Minimum 750mAh performance assured!
Pack of 8 here for £10.49 delivered: https://www.7dayshop.com/delivery-inclusive-deals/panasonic-eneloop-rechargeable-800mah-min-750mah-aaa-8-pack
Top comments
cheekster
30 Dec 155#5
There's a 5% discount code (BOX5) running at the moment that should work, valid until midnight 31/12/15. Received in their email newsletter.
thekanester
30 Dec 155#2
Don't know why cold, because eneloop are good and reliable as are 7 day shop.
Have some heat my good man :man:
afroylnt
30 Dec 154#10
the irony...
flamethrower
30 Dec 154#17
so the battery has a life of 10500 years :confused:
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Biker Jeff
30 Dec 153#1
Good deal, one of the better LSD rechargables...... certainly better than the crappy Vapextech aaa batteries i have that discharge in only a few months.
Heat.
gari189 to Biker Jeff
30 Dec 15#75
Gotta agree. Lots of people rave about the vapextech or 7 day shop ones but I've found both to be no way as good as Eneloops....
thekanester
30 Dec 155#2
Don't know why cold, because eneloop are good and reliable as are 7 day shop.
Have some heat my good man :man:
bargainhunter666 to thekanester
30 Dec 153#16
A deal always goes cold when "friends" of the site haven't posted - It is nowt to do with the deal! All to do with the morons that vote for the wrong reasons.
obsydian
30 Dec 15#3
What about the charger and it's cost ???
Unless these are to be used as premium keep and chuck away ...
ajil to obsydian
30 Dec 15#46
I use a different brand charger, no problem to charge the eneloop batteries..
Mine is a quick 1-hour charger
camaj to obsydian
30 Dec 15#66
Why would you throw rechargables away?
jonnithomas to obsydian
30 Dec 15#82
thats rather like saying a car price can never be a good deal as you have to buy petrol still and insurance or
these shirts aren't a good deal because you have to keep paying for washing powder or
or this bottle of whiskey isn't a good price because it doesn't refill itself or... or...
in other words that's pretty daft.
dealsonmeals
30 Dec 153#4
Eneloop are top batteries
cheekster
30 Dec 155#5
There's a 5% discount code (BOX5) running at the moment that should work, valid until midnight 31/12/15. Received in their email newsletter.
allginger to cheekster
30 Dec 15#8
Didn't work for me
arma_gera to cheekster
30 Dec 15#9
only on memories
djdave2929 to cheekster
30 Dec 15#11
BOX5 did not work. Can now see the other posts too. Worth a go.
allginger
30 Dec 15#6
Are these OK in torches?
Newbold to allginger
30 Dec 15#14
Perfect. The best.
Bigfootpete
30 Dec 153#7
These are the best batteries I have come across - hold their charge for ages! And plenty of energy for camera flashguns too.
afroylnt
30 Dec 154#10
the irony...
djdave2929
30 Dec 15#12
Ordered just the one set, thanks OP. Heat added.
cheekster
30 Dec 151#13
Just re-read the email and whilst it does say 5% discount off memory, every product mentioned bar one are batteries hence my thinking it may have been valid on the Panasonic eneloop AAA's.
Sorry guys but no dice this time. :disappointed:
Bobxall
30 Dec 152#15
The best. Definitely. I have a bunch of eneloop AAs.
spenspuma to Bobxall
30 Dec 15#20
Eneloop Pro?
flamethrower
30 Dec 154#17
so the battery has a life of 10500 years :confused:
bargainhunter666 to flamethrower
30 Dec 151#19
That is just 2100 * 5 ..... what has that got to do with the life of the battery? 2100 is the amount of times they can be charged - you may charge it weekly. I am guessing that if the device is not charged then they keep 75% of charge - again nowt to do with the life of the battery.
qbs to flamethrower
31 Dec 15#89
Only if you never use them. :smiley:
spenspuma
30 Dec 15#18
Eneloop pro?
pauleden
30 Dec 151#21
I'm moving over to the Amazon Basic high capacity range. Performance isn't discernibly any different and about two thirds the price
jaydeeuk1 to pauleden
30 Dec 151#55
The amazon basics are superb. Japanese quality, probably same factory too.
woldranger
30 Dec 15#22
the pro's have a higher capacity, but their con is a much more limited lifespan compared to these
Bri8463
30 Dec 15#23
Thanks op :smiley:
mandzhalas
30 Dec 15#24
Isn't this better value? Your text here Twice the capacity for the same price.
elwick
30 Dec 15#25
would these be suitable for my cordless house phone handsets, which stay on charge in between calls?
washer010 to elwick
30 Dec 15#28
Yes, good for anything that takes batteries
b4dr1 to elwick
30 Dec 15#43
Yes have been using these batteries on the Panasonic cordless for 3+ years and no issues so far.. price is irresistible so stocking some more!
McNabFish
30 Dec 151#26
Best batteries ever. My xbox controller lasts a good two weeks with some decent sessions during it. Love them.
WillieGophar
30 Dec 15#27
Eh? Your link goes to the 8-pack of AA size for £12+ :disappointed:
dealsonmeals
30 Dec 152#29
Pair these up with a technoline BR-xxx intelligent charger, you won't regret it. I use the AA 4th Generation Eneloops & are great at holding charge.
Proveright
30 Dec 15#30
800màh this is a terrible deal. The pound shop sell these which makes these 4 batteries only worth £2.
Better off waiting for Lidl, Aldi and Maplin. Battery deals for 2400mah ie more power and last longer.
dealsonmeals to Proveright
30 Dec 152#31
These are AAA batteries not AA and lol @ the comparison...
sailo to Proveright
30 Dec 151#32
2400mah in AAA? You sure about that?
spenspuma to Proveright
30 Dec 153#39
Jesus
McHotpoon to Proveright
30 Dec 151#40
Queue the moment you wish you could delete a comment. Feel bad for you, feel your pain at least this is an opportunity to learn, its AAA in the title not AA. You can have a google the biggest rechargeable claimed capacities are around 1100-1200mah for AAA :-(
Great deal BTW thanks for posting!
bargainhunter666 to Proveright
30 Dec 152#48
You have no idea what you are commenting about SO DON'T!
ajavaid92
30 Dec 15#33
How long would these last, between charges, when placed in a TV remote control? :smiley:
janlim
30 Dec 15#34
I prefer Vapex Instant. Have been using for the past 3 years. There are great to use.
Hope these are as good as the Palocell 1100mah ones on Amazon bought for £4 for 4 which last for 2 full days in my Roberts personel radio and still going strong after nearly 18 months of daily use.
BroadbandBilly to sailo
30 Dec 151#52
I own some of these 7DayShop batteries (as well as the Eneloops) and there's no comparison. About half of the 7DS batteries have simply died & refuse to charge. The ones that remain lose their charge very quickly.
I have some LED Christmas decorations and the 7DS batteries will outlast the Eneloops by only about half an hour, despite their supposed significantly greater capacity.
I bought a bucketful of Eneloop Pro AAs from 7DS before Christmas at £10 for 4: am tempted to buy more at these prices. Heat for the deal.
Joefez
30 Dec 15#37
Gp recyko or eneloops for aaa. eneloops or vapextech for aa. If eneloops aren't on offer the alternatives mentioned are normally cheaper and as good. Haven't tried Amazon basics though. My advice is based on the old mega rechargeable battery thread on here from two years ago and experience. Most other brands just don't cut it, or have crappy cells that degrade fast. I'm looking at you Duracell and Uniross!
bazward75
30 Dec 15#38
All my equipments (flashguns),sekonic light meter,clocks etc all use AA batteries so it wont be
of any use to me.
spock1958 to bazward75
30 Dec 15#41
AA is available @ £7 for 4 or £13 for 8, so no problem.
octopus
30 Dec 151#42
Best batteries ever
Super hot!
databar
30 Dec 152#44
These got 71% in the April WHICH mag, the best where Duracell Recharge Ultra @82%@ £12.99 :man::disappointed:
the best value where 7Dayshop AAA 850 Good To Go @[email protected]
these are very good batteries though.so heat added.
£6.69 from Amazon. The lower price is a Marketplace seller - I wouldn't risk anything other than Amazon itself with Eneloops. Too many fakes about.
gamezplay
30 Dec 15#50
Good batteries, bought them before when they were on offer and they do what they say.
mutley1
30 Dec 15#51
is 7 day shop completely reliable for genuine goods?
i have bought batteries from them before but I am uncertain if I can authenticate they are genuine.
Newbold to mutley1
30 Dec 15#56
In a word - yes. Fake goods are commonplace online, but I've never known 7dayshop to get involved in that. They've been going for a very long time, and their reputation's worth more than that.
McHotpoon to mutley1
30 Dec 15#60
Been buying from 7day shop since mid 2000's, memory dongles, batteries and printer ink. Never had any reason not to trust them, never had to use aftersales service though but have placed 10's of orders. Have had a couple of their own brand AA rechargeable batteries die but still have around 14 of them now (need 10 just for the Xbox controllers).
Obstinate_Person
30 Dec 15#53
Don't think, buy.
dlau74
30 Dec 15#54
awesome batteries, brought 8aa for £7.73 on amazon when they were on offer
octopus
30 Dec 15#58
+1
was about to say the same
Khairul
30 Dec 15#59
Hmmm, I have just enough rechargeable batteries to get me by for all the things that require them... so I'll resist the urge to buy these (brilliant price though, this is the first time I learnt Panasonic have taken the Eneloops over).
Stu
30 Dec 151#61
On a slightly different note I have been buying these Banggood. Really good for keeping your batteries tidy, I put them away in one of these when charged. Great for AA or AAA.
I too have bought some of the new black coloured Amazon Basics batteries which seem very good any some of the reviews place them as better than eneloop batteries.
These are almost certainly the best rechargeable AA's on the market. At this price you could almost use them and throw away.
Nohm
30 Dec 15#70
That seems too expensive, I'm looking at a budget charger. I've found this one Here
Do you think this'll do the job charging these Eneloops AAA batteries?
lambchopuk
30 Dec 15#71
If you want more than one packet you should buy the 8 pack at £10.49 delivered.
Newbold
30 Dec 15#72
But they're not Eneloops - they're Maplin own-label. QED. :confused:
vulcanproject
30 Dec 15#73
Eneloops are pretty much the best, but because I don't have a high drain AAA application I settled for the cheap pack of Tronic ones from Lidl which do a perfect job in remotes for years and years which is the most typical application I imagine.
I tend to think cheaper AAA cells aren't as big a deal as AA performance for me, because I don't need them for anything particularly important. AA then eneloops cannot be beaten and are the go to model for digital cameras, gamepad controllers etc
djdave2929
30 Dec 15#74
While there's a rechargeable battery thread on the go, I recently bought a good recharge unit. What's the best routine with regards to replacing rechargeable batteries? Say you are playing Xbox, then the batteries on the controller go. I had some that had been charged ready to go in, but they had been charged a few days before and had given back some of their power. Is there a proper system you should use? I have Eneloops and Fujitsu.
almakey
30 Dec 15#76
Need some new rechargeables for some extra remotes and a new TV room - just ordered a couple! :smiley:
danhufc
30 Dec 15#77
Eneloop batteries are awesome. I got some AA's for my Steam controller and one charge lasted about 90 hours.
Biker Jeff
30 Dec 15#78
The Vapextech got worse when they upped the mAh capacity of them. I reckon they changed the manufacturer they get them from in China.
I dont even believe they are proper LSD rechargeables.... The aaa ones i have will almost completely self discharge in about 2 months.
jco83
30 Dec 15#79
?
mattmerch
30 Dec 15#80
Eneloops battery of choice in Japan great deal
northwales
30 Dec 15#81
maplin have these eneloops for 6.99 if you have a maplin near you
jco83
30 Dec 15#83
If you add that they want to charge £2.99 postage :smirk:
Blasphemous
31 Dec 15#84
Newbold, that charger you posted the other month, is it any good? I've got a charger but keep thinking it would be good to see the charge level in each battery. Thanks in advance mate.
BroadbandBilly
31 Dec 15#85
Yep! Sorry: posted on the wrong link. It's class.
jayjayuk1234
31 Dec 151#86
i have 2 decent chargers i would recommend
Powerex MH-C9000
SKYRC NC2500 ( Similar to above but has Bluetooth and interfaces with your smartphone )
billy653
31 Dec 15#87
oos
Gotta
31 Dec 15#88
are these any better than Tronic eco from lidi does anyone know? they claim about 80% over a year too
whitman_the_cat
31 Dec 15#90
8 pack still in stock at £10.49. Just bought a pack along with 4x AA for £6.89.
I have these already and they charge nicely in my Technoline BL-700 (except if they're totally flat, so need a 5 second boost in an el-cheapo charger first).
thedean1999
31 Dec 15#91
OOS?
LAM09 to thedean1999
31 Dec 15#92
They are now
Blasphemous
31 Dec 15#93
Thank you for responding jayjay but they're a bit out of my league in terms of cost,, to be honest, I'm pushing the envelope at £20.
jevtamsn
31 Dec 15#94
Darn. Rally wanted these at this price. All gone now...
abhi_m
31 Dec 15#95
OOS
Newbold
31 Dec 15#96
I have a different, but similar one. By all accounts it's a good one, though. It will charge individual cells and allow you to control the current going in to maximise the life of the batteries. Eneloops really are decent batteries - it pays to get a decent charger such as this to look after them.
It's horses for courses. Here there is a discussion about buying probably the best rechargeable batteries in the market, there are of course cheaper alternatives. If you want to buy good batteries and simply recharge them without ever conditioning them then the one you suggest is likely good enough. If you want to be able to condition and extend the working life whilst maintaining the top capacity of the batteries you need a conditioner.
I have 'recovered' some otherwise knackered rechargeable batteries I've had for years using this charger including those of other people which for example sit relatively idle in cordless telephone handsets.
Stu
31 Dec 151#100
I have it and it's very good. From what I could see when I was looking it is a rebrand of another well respected model.
Yeah, totally appreciate that, however give some thought to the fact that as mentioned by others, the better the charger the longer your batteries last, so could be considered an investment :smiley:
Orville
31 Dec 15#102
Very good price for very reliable batteries.
For anyone looking for higher capacity AA LSD batteries, the Fujitso 2450mAh Pre-Charged on 7DayShop are re-badged Eneloop Pro's. At £7.50 they are also good value
jamgin
31 Dec 15#103
Oos.
PhilK
31 Dec 15#104
"Not available"
octopus
31 Dec 15#105
Is that for the 7dayshop charger? How do you condition the batteries? Very useful to know this
IWANTBLUE
31 Dec 151#106
you choose the automatic controlled discharge and recharge cycle by pressing the selector button for mode :smiley:
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Opening post
These Panasonic (previously Sanyo) Eneloops are pre-charged (ready to use out of the packet) - and pretty much unique in that they retain 70% charge for 5 years. Arguably the best rechargeables on the market.
Can also be charged up to 2100 times.
Multi-use batteries for digital cameras, MP3 players, remote controls, game consoles, toys, torches etc
High performance even down to -20C*, higher usable capacity than standard batteries (min 750mAh)
Factory tested to give up to 800 mAh capacity - Minimum 750mAh performance assured!
Pack of 8 here for £10.49 delivered: https://www.7dayshop.com/delivery-inclusive-deals/panasonic-eneloop-rechargeable-800mah-min-750mah-aaa-8-pack
Top comments
Have some heat my good man :man:
All comments (107)
Heat.
Have some heat my good man :man:
Unless these are to be used as premium keep and chuck away ...
Mine is a quick 1-hour charger
these shirts aren't a good deal because you have to keep paying for washing powder or
or this bottle of whiskey isn't a good price because it doesn't refill itself or... or...
in other words that's pretty daft.
Sorry guys but no dice this time. :disappointed:
Better off waiting for Lidl, Aldi and Maplin. Battery deals for 2400mah ie more power and last longer.
Great deal BTW thanks for posting!
AAA 1100mah Rechargeable x1000 times £2.99
I have some LED Christmas decorations and the 7DS batteries will outlast the Eneloops by only about half an hour, despite their supposed significantly greater capacity.
I bought a bucketful of Eneloop Pro AAs from 7DS before Christmas at £10 for 4: am tempted to buy more at these prices. Heat for the deal.
of any use to me.
Super hot!
the best value where 7Dayshop AAA 850 Good To Go @[email protected]
these are very good batteries though.so heat added.
i have bought batteries from them before but I am uncertain if I can authenticate they are genuine.
was about to say the same
I too have bought some of the new black coloured Amazon Basics batteries which seem very good any some of the reviews place them as better than eneloop batteries.
6 from Banggood is £3.66 delivered
6 from 7DayShop = £5.93 delivered
1000mAh AAA batteries. 12 pack £14.99
QED
Do you think this'll do the job charging these Eneloops AAA batteries?
I tend to think cheaper AAA cells aren't as big a deal as AA performance for me, because I don't need them for anything particularly important. AA then eneloops cannot be beaten and are the go to model for digital cameras, gamepad controllers etc
I dont even believe they are proper LSD rechargeables.... The aaa ones i have will almost completely self discharge in about 2 months.
Powerex MH-C9000
SKYRC NC2500 ( Similar to above but has Bluetooth and interfaces with your smartphone )
I have these already and they charge nicely in my Technoline BL-700 (except if they're totally flat, so need a 5 second boost in an el-cheapo charger first).
This one's the gold standard, but it's pricey:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Maha-MH-C9000-Wizard-Charger-Battery/dp/B003DIGKOG/
https://www.7dayshop.com/delivery-inclusive-deals/panasonic-eneloop-rechargeable-800mah-min-750mah-aaa-8-pack
I have 'recovered' some otherwise knackered rechargeable batteries I've had for years using this charger including those of other people which for example sit relatively idle in cordless telephone handsets.
YC4000
BC-700
BL-700
For anyone looking for higher capacity AA LSD batteries, the Fujitso 2450mAh Pre-Charged on 7DayShop are re-badged Eneloop Pro's. At £7.50 they are also good value