Free delivery £20 spend or if you are prime. This itme is also eligible for click and collect.
7 comments
pibpob
16 Apr 16#6
Have you looked up what LSD rechargeables are and appreciated the difference? These will self-discharge relatively quickly so are unsuitable for the low-drain devices you mention, like conventional remote controls, or torches where you'd expect them to be usable after months sitting idle. And Xbox remote controls don't even use this size - they use AAs.
No, they are an old technology which has been superceded.
Agharta
16 Apr 16#5
Hardly, I have some in my computer keyboard, kitchen timer and at least one other device. 16 is a lot though for AAA.
pibpob
16 Apr 16#3
What's the point in these, really? About the only use is cordless phones, where they are left on charge all the time - and who needs 16 for that? Fairly outrageous capacity claim too - don't be fooled by it. Buy the LSD types and save yourself so much hassle in the long run.
NikNaks12 to pibpob
16 Apr 161#4
Remote controls, wireless xbox pad, kids toys, torches, walkie talkies, fans, automatic air fresheners..... These aren't exclusive to electronics which can charge themselves if you have a standalone battery re-charger.
3guesses
16 Apr 16#2
Showing as £16.99 for me - is the price quoted for Prime members? If so, you should make that clear in the title/description.
rockmoon to 3guesses
17 Apr 16#7
£13.49 was for prime and non prime. Lighting deal lasted only a few hours
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Free delivery £20 spend or if you are prime. This itme is also eligible for click and collect.
7 comments
No, they are an old technology which has been superceded.