Shoppers would have to be pretty clued up to know.
Incidentally I bought some alleged Duracell 'eneloop' from a discount store (Quality Save).. they matched the criteria specified on forums, packing, white top etc... however they don't perform any better than other NIMH batteries I own and from a charge of 1.5v, drop to 1.3v just sitting overnight. I wonder if these were also different formula.
check_your_bank
28 Dec 16#18
Kodak xtralife @ 6 for £1 from poundland are the best value ones to get it seems.
12 Duracell plus AA for 5 are also in home base.
tomwatts
28 Dec 161#17
They're different on the back of the pack - I'm fairly sure they're made in a different country.
JamesSmith
28 Dec 16#16
Very interested to read that Duracell appear to supply inferior formula batteries to Poundland, with no outside indication that they differ to those sold in supermarkets.
crazy_b
21 Dec 161#6
B and m sell packs of 10 Panasonic batteries for £1 each!!!
tomwatts to crazy_b
28 Dec 16#15
They are trash and not actual Panasonic though. If you're in B+M then grab the Philips NRG alkaline ones - they're 32 (or more if there's a % extra free pack) for £6 and decent for what they are. Not as good as Kodak's from Poundland though.
griff77p
28 Dec 16#14
Are these still on offer at Sainsbury's ???
neilied
28 Dec 16#12
not always best to go cheap. Home Bargains 12 Duracel Simply for £3. popped 4 in a furby xmas day and they lasted until boxing afternoon and not really full on play?!?!
check_your_bank to neilied
28 Dec 16#13
i put some of the ultra power ones in a furby connect Xmas Eve , been going strong since, if they run out soon I will say.
Those Panasonic ones are rubbish though, anything vaguely demanding goes through them like crazy.
JamesSmith to crumpetman
23 Dec 16#9
Yes I've bought such Panasonic batteries before, based on the quality of their other products and been disappointed, and that takes some doing with a basic AA or AAA battery.
crazy_b
21 Dec 161#7
So you could buy 50 batteries for same price. Even if Duracell are twice as good you still end up with far more
dundee48
21 Dec 16#5
It says to check out the minimum order is £25.
crumpetman
21 Dec 161#4
it might be a good price for plus and ultra but do they last twice as long than batteries costing half the price?
check_your_bank
21 Dec 16#3
these are Duracell plus and ultra.
chamblacha
21 Dec 16#2
Poundland are selling packs of 12 for £3.
watson44
21 Dec 161#1
far too expensive even @ 50% off, would be cheaper to buy rechargeable
Single Use
20 AA for £6 DELIVERED on ebay
30 AA & 20 AAA £14 DELIVERED ebay
Rechargeable
4 AA + 4 AAA £13.49 DELIVERED Amazon
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Also they have Duracell Ultra Power 8 packs on BOGOF @ £8
AA - http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/batteries-chargers/duracell-ultra-m3-battery--aa-x8
AAA - http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/batteries-chargers/duracell-ultra-m3-aaa-x8
Tons stocked in various places around the shop.
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Incidentally I bought some alleged Duracell 'eneloop' from a discount store (Quality Save).. they matched the criteria specified on forums, packing, white top etc... however they don't perform any better than other NIMH batteries I own and from a charge of 1.5v, drop to 1.3v just sitting overnight. I wonder if these were also different formula.
12 Duracell plus AA for 5 are also in home base.
Single Use
20 AA for £6 DELIVERED on ebay
30 AA & 20 AAA £14 DELIVERED ebay
Rechargeable
4 AA + 4 AAA £13.49 DELIVERED Amazon