Saw an expired deal at £2.88 and this was slightly cheaper with a different supplier. Already ordered my boxes.
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EngineerD to GoldSquid
27 Feb 1616#9
BS.
brooky
27 Feb 169#8
I find the mph varies greatly depending on my speed....
Farhan007
28 Feb 163#29
He did say preferred, not sure you really know who is the one crying... (Looks to me like it's you!)
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deathtrap3000
27 Feb 16#1
Possibly fake.
eslick to deathtrap3000
27 Feb 16#2
Nope not these ones, bought before no issues.
Prices for the industrial ones go up and down, good price for these. But get ready for the "proof" that they are no better or worse than the ones from the poundshops from that expert website who do the testing, to prove which batteries are the best. Set up the battery in a lab and they can tell straight away how they will work in real life :disappointed: next they will be telling us that cars makers mph are the miles you will be getting.
martins_uk to deathtrap3000
28 Feb 16#25
...and possibly not. :-)
Hot deal, with no real evidence that the supplier is dealing in fakes.
Slash
27 Feb 16#3
Which supplier did you buy it from though that was genuine?
GoldSquid
27 Feb 161#4
I got these lasted less than a minute in small remote car, got full refund from Amazon. only Good for remotes.
EngineerD to GoldSquid
27 Feb 1616#9
BS.
Kaos_KS
27 Feb 16#5
I have used this company several times and they are spot on. Genuine Duracell Industrial brand batteries. Great price if like me you're kids go through batteries faster than ice cream.
mrsjosephking to Kaos_KS
28 Feb 16#34
If you go through batteries quicker than ice cream that's usually a clue the batteries aren't quite what you're claiming....
badgerrules
27 Feb 16#6
Do they last twice as long as the Wilkinson alkaline ones at 95p for 8?
jayjayuk1234 to badgerrules
27 Feb 161#13
No, not even close, Duracell are massively overpriced, even at this discount
pj68
27 Feb 161#7
I ordered 2 boxes of these about a week ago, they arrived yesterday, was a bit annoyed to receive a load of batteries just thrown in a padded envelope (not boxed)
jparnell to pj68
27 Feb 161#11
just out of interest why would you have been happier if they were in a box?
alexjameshaines to pj68
27 Feb 16#22
Do you recall of they were delivered by Amazon or Royal Mail? I'm guessing RM as I believe they have restrictions on batteries now.
GreenJohn to pj68
28 Feb 16#40
Elastic bands!
brooky
27 Feb 169#8
I find the mph varies greatly depending on my speed....
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Prices for the industrial ones go up and down, good price for these. But get ready for the "proof" that they are no better or worse than the ones from the poundshops from that expert website who do the testing, to prove which batteries are the best. Set up the battery in a lab and they can tell straight away how they will work in real life :disappointed: next they will be telling us that cars makers mph are the miles you will be getting.
Hot deal, with no real evidence that the supplier is dealing in fakes.