The deal is back again, 40 Alkaline AA Batteries for £5.99, over 50% off, normally £13.20.
To get it delivered for £6.01 just ad for example this £0.02 worth Ferrite Bead no. 2508056017Y2 to the basket.
Never used them before but at this price I thought I will order some and share with you guys. Any comments about the quality much appreciated.
In case the link doesn't work, go to CPC website and search for them using part number: BT0561902
This way you will get this discounted price.
Over 2.500 in stock in time of posting.
All comments (28)
Aaronnnn
3 Jan 17#1
any good?
chimp14uk
3 Jan 17#2
Are you sure that this is £5.99 delivered? Coming up as £8.99 for me.
GrantG182
3 Jan 171#3
IKEA are 10 for £1.50 and their own brand batteries have shown to be one of the best performers per pence on the market, so IKEA is still cheaper for £40 once you factor in VAT (and delivery?).
bikerjodie
3 Jan 171#4
batterries £4.99
handling charge £2.50
Vat £1.50
£8.99 in total
the handling charge disappears if you order 2 packs - £11.98
robdexter7
3 Jan 17#5
most pound shops sell 10 for a quid, work fine in my Xbox One pad
118luke to robdexter7
4 Jan 171#10
Not alkaline.
Absolute cheapest alkaline that i have seen is in Wilko - 95p for a pack of 8.
11.875p/battery.
These posted above work out at 15p/battery
Besford to robdexter7
4 Jan 17#14
Oh dear - you really don't understand batteries, do you!
borsuk
3 Jan 17#6
Apologies guys, just added description how to get free delivery for 2 pence more. Free delivery is from over £5 orders (£6 including vat.)
steve4fun
3 Jan 171#7
just ordered hopefully last longer than the kodak ones I get from the pound shop
chimp14uk
3 Jan 17#8
Now what to do with my just bought ferrite bead?
archiepemberton1 to chimp14uk
3 Jan 17#9
You put it on a piece of ferrite string and wear it like a necklace.
Deetea
4 Jan 17#11
Was it on offer or is it always that price at Wilko?
shinds
4 Jan 17#12
have tried these ...They are pretty average.
GothBoy
4 Jan 17#13
They're quite good, not as good as GP (although they sometimes send GP instead) or Ikea but far exceeding "cheap shop" blister packs. These are often packed in twos inside the box & are those sent with electronic devices, for example remote control cars etc. I certainly have no complaints using them instead of Ikea ones when I run out.
morrig
4 Jan 17#15
No 8 packs in the local Wilko in the last week,best value there is.
Katynka
4 Jan 17#16
They are very good batteries. I have used these for past 3 years.
118luke
4 Jan 171#17
Online link here These can be reserved for collection in 3-5 days in store if your not in a rush and planning on going to wilko in a few days.
But even if the 4 pack ones are in stock they are still better value (approx 55p/pack i believe)
rapid85
4 Jan 17#18
yeah but have you seen the reviews? better paying a little bit more for a good brand imho.
Disco Dave
4 Jan 17#19
Got Asda deal 24 for £3 bought 2 so 48 for £6
borsuk to Disco Dave
4 Jan 17#20
It would be very helpful for others if you attach a link or asda location if it's in store only or simply just post a deal.
rapid85
4 Jan 17#21
i think somebody did post it on here but they became unavailable on the asda website pretty quickly.
118luke
4 Jan 17#22
Reviews are fine?? Almost everyone is saying they are excellent & good value for money.
Plus i have been using these for ages and they are fine
MrHot
4 Jan 17#23
Nice, I need a ferrite bead.
rapid85
5 Jan 17#24
are we talking about the same product?
'Battery life was well below expectations (even given the low price) when used in a hand torch. In this case, it's worth paying extra for a premium brand.'
'Used these batteries in a telephone handset and they leaked within a week and almost ruined the phone. I thought alkaline batteries weren't supposed to leak?'
'Used in flameless candle,evenings only.Lasted a week and started leaking.'
try looking at the 8 pack. there are 13 reviews - the lowest one is average. the rest are good/very good.
I've personally not had a single one leak either and allways found them to je just as good as any other alkaline battery (certainly when comparing cost anyway)
Does the size of the pack change the quality of the batteries??!! If there is few bad or average reviews on the same product but smaller pack it is also something to think about. Me thinks.
rapid85
5 Jan 17#27
that's really strange luke because I can't find the 8 pack on the wilko site. the link you posted is coming up as a 404 error for me.
Whilst I wouldn't say 4 reviews is a big enough sample size to go on, even if we're saying 17 with 3/4 really bad reviews, as borsuk says it's something to think about. from the screenshot that you posted (thanks) the one entitled 'what happened' is interesting. could it be that they're using a different supplier and not the quality they used to be? this could explain why the 8 pack is no longer available for me but the 4 is - and those recent reviews are bad.
Opening post
To get it delivered for £6.01 just ad for example this £0.02 worth Ferrite Bead no. 2508056017Y2 to the basket.
Never used them before but at this price I thought I will order some and share with you guys. Any comments about the quality much appreciated.
In case the link doesn't work, go to CPC website and search for them using part number: BT0561902
This way you will get this discounted price.
Over 2.500 in stock in time of posting.
All comments (28)
handling charge £2.50
Vat £1.50
£8.99 in total
the handling charge disappears if you order 2 packs - £11.98
Absolute cheapest alkaline that i have seen is in Wilko - 95p for a pack of 8.
11.875p/battery.
These posted above work out at 15p/battery
Online link here These can be reserved for collection in 3-5 days in store if your not in a rush and planning on going to wilko in a few days.
But even if the 4 pack ones are in stock they are still better value (approx 55p/pack i believe)
Plus i have been using these for ages and they are fine
'Battery life was well below expectations (even given the low price) when used in a hand torch. In this case, it's worth paying extra for a premium brand.'
'Used these batteries in a telephone handset and they leaked within a week and almost ruined the phone. I thought alkaline batteries weren't supposed to leak?'
'Used in flameless candle,evenings only.Lasted a week and started leaking.'
http://www.wilko.com/batteries+chargers/wilko-powerplus-extra-batteries-alkaline-aa-15v-x-4/invt/0143639
4 reviews. 3 very bad. 1 good.
try looking at the 8 pack. there are 13 reviews - the lowest one is average. the rest are good/very good.
I've personally not had a single one leak either and allways found them to je just as good as any other alkaline battery (certainly when comparing cost anyway)
http://www.wilko.com/batteries+chargers/wilko-powerplus-battery-alkaline-15v-aa-lr6-x-8/invt/0178596
Whilst I wouldn't say 4 reviews is a big enough sample size to go on, even if we're saying 17 with 3/4 really bad reviews, as borsuk says it's something to think about. from the screenshot that you posted (thanks) the one entitled 'what happened' is interesting. could it be that they're using a different supplier and not the quality they used to be? this could explain why the 8 pack is no longer available for me but the 4 is - and those recent reviews are bad.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/aa-aaa-alkaline-batteries-100-pack-14-34-delivered-cpc-farnell-2596853#post29788902