This is my third order from these guys. I know the odd person has said they never received their goods, but they do have a good reputation on TrustPilot. For £2.51 delivered it's good enough for me Been over 3 months since the last post, so thought I'd remind you good folks. Use code UKD2017 for this price. Looking forward to the landfill comments.
BOX Of 10
- kinell
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qbs
25 Jan 1712#12
Better with Kodak Xtralife from Poundland or Tesco. Leaking Procells (confirmed as genuine by Duracell) wrecked my £100+ work light. Duracell's attitude was that they were the wrong batteries for the application. Where did it say that on the batteries? So no more Duracell. Comparisoncharts tell all.
i ordered 3 box's of 10 (30 AAA batteries total) on the last offer posted and recieved 3 box's of 100 (300 batteries total) for under £9 :wink:
maftyuk
25 Jan 176#35
I used to live near a battery factory when I was a kid. We used to take the batteries out of the skip, they worked pretty well but probably give you cancer.
just a little insight to my life as a child there for you.
You're Welcome.
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sigmon
25 Jan 17#1
Oops, should have put box of 10 in the title. Sorry.
adi0604
25 Jan 17#2
Excellent value!
PointDex
25 Jan 174#3
Fake batteries... ordered returned
rulullah to PointDex
25 Jan 17#4
can you elaborate?
sigmon to PointDex
25 Jan 172#5
Clown alert. Hope you got your 10x refund then. They are still honouring their promise but you obviously missed that.
frenchian to PointDex
25 Jan 171#18
That's interesting - I ordered some the last time around and contacted Duracell UK with photos of the batteries (including having stripped the wrapping off one). They kindly verified that they are genuine from the serial numbers and the photos.
Hot from me.
thankshotdeals to PointDex
26 Jan 17#65
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onelifeliveit369
25 Jan 171#6
Thanks hot.
porradude
25 Jan 171#7
What's the difference, if any, between these and ones you can pick up at a supermarket? As in, why are they called industrial batteries?
We have been buying the Ikea brand of AA and AAA alkaline batteries, we used to buy these type listed here before.
The Ikea ones are £1,50 for 10 and have been as good, but obviously cheaper.
I think the term Industrial meant that they were intended more for the commercial market rather than retail, by being sold in bulk.
Trevisparky to VimesUK
25 Jan 17#37
I seen a chart thing the other day saying that Ikea batteries out last the best of them.
daverobinson5243
25 Jan 17#10
But not as good as they were when they were called Procell!
psmith1958
25 Jan 177#11
i ordered 3 box's of 10 (30 AAA batteries total) on the last offer posted and recieved 3 box's of 100 (300 batteries total) for under £9 :wink:
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BOX Of 10
- kinell
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just a little insight to my life as a child there for you.
You're Welcome.
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Hot from me.
http://www.batteryshowdown.com/static/images/mah_large_200mA.png
The Ikea ones are £1,50 for 10 and have been as good, but obviously cheaper.
I think the term Industrial meant that they were intended more for the commercial market rather than retail, by being sold in bulk.