Eneloops normally state a minimum capacity so these should beat 800mah ones on other brands.
Plus, 2100 real charge cycles makes them highly stable(low on contaminants forming inside) so they are the most likely ones to last years.
Higher capacity Pros are also available, at cost of price and a 500 cycle longevity.
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jhw
7 May 163#8
I looked in a Maplins store yesterday - and everything is grossly overpriced, apart from a few special offer items. I fail to see how they continue in business, when you can buy virtually everything cheaper elsewhere.
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fairytooth
7 May 161#1
I have had nothing but bad results with Eneloop
notahappybunny15 to fairytooth
7 May 16#2
Can you recommend an alternative?
LadyEleanor to fairytooth
7 May 161#6
All my AA 1900mah Eneloop still report a charge of near or above 2000mah (I have no Eneloop AAA)
These also retain 70% charge over 5 years making them almost Alkaline like.
fairytooth
7 May 16#3
tbh not really, I was hoping someone here can though
willysnapper
7 May 16#4
I'm using 7dayshop "2150 Good To Go" AA's atm, seem OK but too fat to fit in my "Maglite Mini" torch!
blueroo
7 May 16#5
Same price on Amazon
Farhan007
7 May 162#7
Best rechargeable batts you could buy.
I like the pro's more tho :smiley:
jhw
7 May 163#8
I looked in a Maplins store yesterday - and everything is grossly overpriced, apart from a few special offer items. I fail to see how they continue in business, when you can buy virtually everything cheaper elsewhere.
mandzhalas to jhw
7 May 162#9
I have Maplin gift card. Im that type of person that spends gift card the minute i get it. Maplin gift card is still full 9 months later. I just can't justify paying their rip-off prices.
pibpob to jhw
7 May 16#19
It's a high street chain. Never underestimate the power of the impulse buy.
DistortedVision
7 May 161#10
I have absolute loads of Eneloops. I've recently bought some Powerex for a Logitech Keyboard and mouse as they are higher capacity.
Does the keyboard and mouse really gobble up batteries and need them charging every couple of days? If not then those batteries really aren't the way to go as they're not low self-discharge.
noahsdad
7 May 16#11
Its not really anything considerably cheaper than more reputable good performance mainstream brands such as Energiser or Duracell.
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Plus, 2100 real charge cycles makes them highly stable(low on contaminants forming inside) so they are the most likely ones to last years.
Higher capacity Pros are also available, at cost of price and a 500 cycle longevity.
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These also retain 70% charge over 5 years making them almost Alkaline like.
I like the pro's more tho :smiley:
Take a look at the following:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Maha-Energy-2700mAh-Capacity-Rechargeable-Battery/dp/B00A9KTPY8/
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Maha-Energy-MHRAAA4-Powerex-Lasting-Rechargeable/dp/B00A9LKHQW