really they have been over £3 for a while and even higher, ebay was the same, prices rose up to Christmas, back down now to the price they should be but have certainly come down in the last few days.
Use these @ work, very good batteries, long lasting, heat.
pendrive2001
2 Mar 16#4
If you want 8 quickly b&m are doing 5+3 power lock duracell for 2.99 had a sale on all different types AA, AAA and more
sparc
2 Mar 16#6
All mine were dead when they arrived.
Frevrod
2 Mar 16#7
Just bought 50 from Gizmofones on ebay for £11:75 so £2.35 for 10
kinny
2 Mar 16#8
AAA's are a similar price - however the speed of delivery from BW (for me anyway) is dire! been 2 weeks since order and still got 6 days to wait according to my Amazons order history.
LuxoR to kinny
2 Mar 161#11
I had similar experience.. Bought for the kids toys and had to nip out and buy 20 AA to go in those darn buggies (rechargeable here I come) good price/quality though if your not in a rush.
HotUkDale
2 Mar 16#9
Great price! heat added thanks
Mpt11
2 Mar 16#10
We use aaa at work and they're awful, last no time at all. Would not recommend
zzzz
2 Mar 162#12
Modern rechargeables for high drain devices - no brainer.
weirdo to zzzz
2 Mar 161#14
Yes agreed. I've got 50+ Eneloops and Vapextech's, but still buy Alkaline's for low drain applications. I know this kind of defeats the point of an LSD rechargeable, but a 10-pack of Ikea's AA batteries only costs £1.50, and they've performed well against other brands as shown here:
So for things like clocks, remote controls, calculators, timers etc, an Alkaline would last for at least a year or 2. I can buy 50 Ikea batteries for the same price as 4 Eneloops!
chasolo
2 Mar 162#13
These come wrapped in bit A4 paper and not boxed
lenus337 to chasolo
2 Mar 162#15
Same for me. They may just do that to save on postage costs. Still it doesn't look great.
tightasagnatschu to chasolo
2 Mar 16#16
I got mine like that too.
Felt like leaving an Amazon review asking if he'd like someone popping six eggs in his hands without the box at a supermarket. :smile:
jb66
2 Mar 16#17
Its under £3 delivered, what do you expect? They have to be that way to be classed as a large letter
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http://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Duracell-Alkaline-1-5-non-rechargeable-Cylindrical/product/B00LG04ICO
http://www.batteryshowdown.com
So for things like clocks, remote controls, calculators, timers etc, an Alkaline would last for at least a year or 2. I can buy 50 Ikea batteries for the same price as 4 Eneloops!
Felt like leaving an Amazon review asking if he'd like someone popping six eggs in his hands without the box at a supermarket. :smile: