I know its been posted in the past but I have been waiting for it to come up again so I thought I'd let you know now it has. Maplin have 50% off their AA and AAA battery pack of 100 - now £14.99.
Extra Longlife Alkaline batteries. I have used these for a while now and perfectly happy with them. Free delivery too.
edit - wishihadadonkey
Receive a free £10 off voucher when you spend £50 or more
Receive a free £20 off voucher when you spend £100 or more
With any purchase online / instore between Friday 20th May 2016 to Monday 6th June 2016 inclusive and spend between Saturday 18th June 2016 to Sunday 3rd July 2016 inclusive
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tazxxx
20 May 163#24
This analysis agrees with ikea being the best power for your pound. I expect these would be similar.
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Bubuka83
16 May 16#1
when do they expire?
Cranklebody to Bubuka83
16 May 16#2
I have no idea and will be unique to the pack you purchase but I can tell you what mine is when they arrive if that helps??
Cranklebody to Bubuka83
19 May 161#21
Mine have just been delivered. Expiry date on mine is 01-2019.
ianjury
16 May 16#3
Hi are these any good ???
msr12
16 May 161#4
They're cheap and value for money but you can't get wrong with these at Screwfix 8 AA batteries for 79p only which will work out just about 10p a battery
The reviews state these are Out of Date. They will have a reduced capacity.
Jmed
16 May 161#5
Ordered cheers op...heat added
haritori
16 May 162#6
This is OK but you can get 100 for £10.00 from Ikea. and they are pretty much the best batteries i have used.
I wont vote either way but id be more inclined to veto.
Jefft to haritori
17 May 16#8
Ikea batteries are £1.50 for 10 and therefore actually £15 for a 100 they have not been £1 for 10 for a couple of years. Good batteries though.
codeye83 to haritori
20 May 16#26
IKEA have gone up to £1.50 a pack now so would be same price as these
snowsgreen
17 May 16#7
I concur about the IKEA batteries. I use them in a flashgun which is very power hungry and they last longer, by a considerable margin, than any other much much more expansive brand I've ever used.
To add to that Ikea are also £7.50 for delivery! so unless you have one local and don't mind the massive walk round store just to purchase this is a better deal.
chrisnoon74
17 May 16#12
or any 99p or poundstores do 10 Panasonic AA or AAA for £1-
Trouble is with rechargeable is the voltage is 1.2V and not 1.5V so not ideal in all situations.
seanmorris100
17 May 16#17
You always lose rechargeable batteries anyway. Just get these dey cheap
thekanester
17 May 161#18
Great for landfill. Much better than those pesky rechargeables.
[Just remember Tesco and other places provide free recycling to save on pollution and reduce energy costs for re-manufacturing]
f1refox
17 May 16#19
ordered for the kids toys... heat added...
haritori
17 May 16#20
Admittedly its a been about a year since i went, but they were £1.00 last year.
emribena
19 May 161#22
They are also on ebay with free delivery and nectar points if anyone has any buy X amount of times to get X nectar points bonus offer's - thanks op
wishihadadonkey
20 May 16#23
Hope you don't mind Cranklebody, I have added their new offer of a free voucher back with £50/£100 Spends - Link to T&C's HERE
tazxxx
20 May 163#24
This analysis agrees with ikea being the best power for your pound. I expect these would be similar.
rborob
20 May 16#25
+1 for Ikea batteries
indyjukebox
20 May 16#27
We moved home around 2 years ago and our local Ikea has been £1.50 since the move. They are however my go to alkaline battery of choice, so I was disappointed when the price went up.
haritori
20 May 16#28
I only discovered them last year, my partner makes glass blocks with lights inside so we bought a shed load of them, as they were £1.00 a pack in cardiff? maybe on offer? but we deffo paid £1.00 each
Jaybeam
21 May 16#29
89p for 20 = £4.45 for 100 !!! at Home Bargains. At batteryshowndown.com these batteries came nearly top. Can't understand why this deal is getting so much heat!
indyjukebox
21 May 161#30
My nearest Home Bargain store seems to be 20 miles away. So yes, if I needed batteries, the above deal is very hot! Not particularly difficult to comprehend is it?
Having had a look at the HB website, the only battery I can see online is 10 Panasonic zinc for 89p. How exactly is that a bargain?
Jaybeam
21 May 16#31
If you looked on the site I mentioned batteryshowdown.com you will see the batteries are called Ready Cell - only in store, but then again not everyone has a Maplins local either using your argument, at at that price I wouldn't want to order online from Maplin. Perhaps it's you who finds it difficult to comprehend whether a deals good or not!
indyjukebox
21 May 16#32
You are really odd aren't you? The point I was making is that this includes free delivery, so accessible to everyone from the comfort of their home. You therefore do not need a Maplin to be anywhere near you. So cost of this deal is much cheaper than your Ready cell which I can only pick up instore at HB.
If you can show me a deal for the Ready cell that includes postage at a price cheaper than this deal, then you have a valid point. Alternatively, stop being negative about a deal that a fellow member has posted.
jnm21
26 May 16#33
Went in to Belfast Connswater today & was very disappointed (bordering shocked) to find the dates all pathetic - on the 100 AAA they were Jan 2018 (just over 18 months). Looked at various Maplin brand packs (various quantities & sizes) & they were all 2018 (not very late IIRC), except 1 that was late 2107. Perhaps others can let us know how they bought (ebay/online/instore) & what dates they got/saw?
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Extra Longlife Alkaline batteries. I have used these for a while now and perfectly happy with them. Free delivery too.
edit - wishihadadonkey
Receive a free £10 off voucher when you spend £50 or more
Receive a free £20 off voucher when you spend £100 or more
With any purchase online / instore between Friday 20th May 2016 to Monday 6th June 2016 inclusive and spend between Saturday 18th June 2016 to Sunday 3rd July 2016 inclusive
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I wont vote either way but id be more inclined to veto.
But this link can help:
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[Just remember Tesco and other places provide free recycling to save on pollution and reduce energy costs for re-manufacturing]
Having had a look at the HB website, the only battery I can see online is 10 Panasonic zinc for 89p. How exactly is that a bargain?
If you can show me a deal for the Ready cell that includes postage at a price cheaper than this deal, then you have a valid point. Alternatively, stop being negative about a deal that a fellow member has posted.