Free collection and comes with 5 years manufacturer's guarantee, lol. Can't find anywhere else selling for a better price.
Long lasting, mercury and cadmium free alkaline batteries for use with a variety of applications.
AA
Alkaline
5 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee
bb8 ;)
Top comments
srw985
12 Feb 167#5
Thanks, just had the last 12 from Bangor, no more in North Wales now.
96 batteries for £9.48, should keep us going a good while.
This brand wasn't tested as part of this Battery Showdown thing, but it shows you the difference between the cheapest and most expensive Alkalines is minimal.
The rubbish ones at the bottom are Zinc ones, and the two highest Lithium.
Sackboy1 to geordiehsk123
12 Feb 163#17
Without trying to be too patronising.
Does your Xbox 360 take AA batteries?
Are these AA batteries?
Hopefully you can work out the rest.... :confused:
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bb8
11 Feb 16#1
iecuk
11 Feb 162#2
Worth checking the expiry date on these if you buy in store. I went for some a few weeks back and noticed they expired Dec 2015. They had loads of packs and after checking, they were all the same.
Just a heads up.
JkF50 to iecuk
11 Feb 16#3
I wonder if that's taken care of in the guarantee... :stuck_out_tongue:
buckmr2
12 Feb 161#4
Heat added
Just got the last 14 packs at Newcastle branch and also went through TopCashBack to get them even cheaper
srw985
12 Feb 167#5
Thanks, just had the last 12 from Bangor, no more in North Wales now.
96 batteries for £9.48, should keep us going a good while.
This brand wasn't tested as part of this Battery Showdown thing, but it shows you the difference between the cheapest and most expensive Alkalines is minimal.
The rubbish ones at the bottom are Zinc ones, and the two highest Lithium.
Daltone
12 Feb 16#6
I like my batteries like I like my women - heavy like lead and full of acid
PsychONeill
12 Feb 16#7
Great alternative to all those nonsensical batteries out there. Heat.
pibpob to PsychONeill
12 Feb 161#12
But nonsensical compared with rechargeables. Even ignoring the environmental considerations and just concentrating on the financial aspect, it's mad to buy disposable batteries for nearly every application in this day and age, considering that they are equivalent to buying disposabes for a couple of pennies each.
geordiehsk123
12 Feb 161#8
Can you use this in a Xbox 360
Controller???
Sackboy1 to geordiehsk123
12 Feb 163#17
Without trying to be too patronising.
Does your Xbox 360 take AA batteries?
Are these AA batteries?
Hopefully you can work out the rest.... :confused:
Supa
12 Feb 161#9
Heat! But has anyone else found them to be about to expire?
Opening post
Long lasting, mercury and cadmium free alkaline batteries for use with a variety of applications.
AA
Alkaline
5 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee
bb8 ;)
Top comments
96 batteries for £9.48, should keep us going a good while.
This brand wasn't tested as part of this Battery Showdown thing, but it shows you the difference between the cheapest and most expensive Alkalines is minimal.
The rubbish ones at the bottom are Zinc ones, and the two highest Lithium.
Does your Xbox 360 take AA batteries?
Are these AA batteries?
Hopefully you can work out the rest.... :confused:
All comments (34)
Just a heads up.
Just got the last 14 packs at Newcastle branch and also went through TopCashBack to get them even cheaper
96 batteries for £9.48, should keep us going a good while.
This brand wasn't tested as part of this Battery Showdown thing, but it shows you the difference between the cheapest and most expensive Alkalines is minimal.
The rubbish ones at the bottom are Zinc ones, and the two highest Lithium.
Controller???
Does your Xbox 360 take AA batteries?
Are these AA batteries?
Hopefully you can work out the rest.... :confused: