Good price for these, used them loads previously and always last for ages! Ideal for stocking up for Xmas instead of walking down to the BP and selling a kidney for a 2PK
- Expiry date is 2021
New Duracell Industrial batteries! Reliable, high-performance batteries for long-lasting power over a large range of applications. Sold in boxes of 10. Duracell Industrial batteries are practical and economical. Size: AAA Expiry Date 2021.
All or batteries are boxed and original packaging, not posted loose like many other on line sellers. These are packed in 10`s and you will receive 20 batteries in total (2 Packs)
20 AAA Batteries
All comments (49)
Syzable
5 Oct 17#1
I use these in my XBOX controller (too lazy to buy a play and charge kit) and they last AGES. Stocking up
SlightlyFoxed to Syzable
5 Oct 17#9
Um, your XBOX controller uses AAA batteries?
Syzable to SlightlyFoxed
5 Oct 17#12
Yes, realised once i clicked through :cry: Better get my Biff, Chip and Kipper books back out :ninja:
Immatoity to Syzable
5 Oct 17#10
xbox controller takes AA these are AAA
Retr0Gen_Gaming to Immatoity
5 Oct 17#40
fazzy-bhoy to Syzable
5 Oct 17#24
these are triple A's though, not double A?
bri1967 to fazzy-bhoy
5 Oct 17#25
Duracell industrial AA batteries £7.18 for 20 here if it's any good?
I buy these or Aerocell from Lidl which cost £1.99 for 8 - so same price.
hornetsam
5 Oct 17#3
I was gonna bite but thought would check amazon -- amazon.co.uk/Dur…ial £3.99 for 10 with prime ?
Mungus to hornetsam
5 Oct 17#4
£4 for 10 on Amazon or this deal, £5 for 20.. What's to compare?
kenwebb1953 to hornetsam
5 Oct 17#5
That makes them £7.98 from Amazon??
pa55word123 to kenwebb1953
5 Oct 17#7
Is that a question or a statement followed by question marks ?
hornetsam
5 Oct 17#6
I need coffee as I get my coat (must walk around with calculator in future :-( sorry guys suppose it shows how great op's offer is he found
airliefrost
5 Oct 17#8
Just ordered. Thanks OP!
YellowStar14
5 Oct 17#11
Can anyone see a link for AA batteries as well. I can't seem to see any Thanks
Smadmad
5 Oct 17#13
In my opinion these are terrible batteries. I would rather pay the extra and get standard Duracell
DJW1 to Smadmad
5 Oct 17#15
why do you believe these are inferior to standard duracells?
Smadmad to DJW1
5 Oct 17#17
These were used where I work until everyone complained how bad they were including myself. They were replaced with standard Duracell. They are Duracells budget range. I use the standard Duracell I pay £9.95 for 24
hmobile
5 Oct 17#14
I'd have given you heat if they were AA and not AAA. Then again have some anyway
truffle6969
5 Oct 17#16
Is it just me, or do these look a wee bit snide???
fiqqer
5 Oct 17#18
These are not their budget range - the budget range is the one found in poundland. Still there is very little benefit in all Alkaline batteries - the performance difference is around 10% however much you pay for them. Often it depends on what the batteries are used for as some of them are not suitable for heavy drain items.
Smadmad to fiqqer
5 Oct 17#19
I suggest you do a little research the difference is a lot more then 10%. I have used these batteries they are rebadged procell batteries. They are terrible for any torches or anything that has a continuous drain. For remotes rec they are fine.
fiqqer to Smadmad
5 Oct 17#26
I have done a lot more research on batteries than you care to know. See some of my other posts - see batteryshowdown.com/res…tml
bachgammon to fiqqer
5 Oct 17#27
I don't understand what "Still there is very little benefit in all Alkaline batteries - the performance difference is around 10% however much you pay for them" means.
Are you saying difference between alkali and zinc oxide? That's how most people would read what you've said.
I don't like this "deal" for two reasons:
1. Poundland alkaline kodaks are fine at 6 for £1. 2. I don't trust eBay batteries. I bought some "Procells" there once which were junk
fiqqer to bachgammon
5 Oct 17#29
There is a big difference between Alkaline and Zinc batteries. Stop buying Zinc, buy Alkaline instead. There is little difference between all Alkaline brands. you cannot compare lithium with alkaline or Zinc. They are very different from each other.
bachgammon to fiqqer
5 Oct 17#42
But I'm not buying Zinc. I appreciate that you're The World's Ultimate Battery Expert but what makes you think that I'm buying Zinc batteries?
fiqqer to bachgammon
6 Oct 17#45
Because you said that the data shows a bigger spread than 10%. I can only assume from that that you are comparing the alkaline batteries with Li-ion ones or Zinc ones.
bachgammon to fiqqer
6 Oct 17#46
If you don't understand something, it's ok to ask, you know.
This is what I said:
'I don't understand what "Still there is very little benefit in all Alkaline batteries - the performance difference is around 10% however much you pay for them" means.
Are you saying difference between alkali and zinc oxide? That's how most people would read what you've said.
I don't like this "deal" for two reasons:
1. Poundland alkaline kodaks are fine at 6 for £1. 2. I don't trust eBay batteries. I bought some "Procells" there once which were junk'
amour3k to bachgammon
8 Oct 17#48
Those 6 Kodak batteries at PoundLand you speak of, is actually 6 Kodak batteries + 4 free! = 10 Kodak batteries for your £1, lol.
Well, that's how it roll's in the PoundLand's I've been in, in different parts of East London anyway ...
bachgammon to amour3k
9 Oct 17#49
Golly! They're definitely alkaline though, right?
Smadmad to fiqqer
5 Oct 17#34
And the site you shared shows the difference is a lot more then 10%
Smadmad to fiqqer
5 Oct 17#36
No your words as can be seen. " the performance difference is around 10% however much you pay for them" I'm done going back and forth cold from my a terrible batterie compared to standard Duracell in my experience of them
powerbrick
5 Oct 17#20
if you search the annals of hukd history you will find most if these are fakes.
whelan189
5 Oct 17#21
Rechargable for the win
Mecoconuts
5 Oct 17#22
Just bought ....96 x AAA for £13.65 Click & Collect.....from Ebuyer 12 + 4 FREE !
just in time as the batteries ran out for my wife’s sex toy collection
casvanick
5 Oct 17#28
just stick with Eneloop...
Gordon_Bennett to casvanick
5 Oct 17#30
But these are non-rechargeable primary cells. They have their place and fair better in some instances which require low discharge, such as clocks and TV remotes.
DJW1 to casvanick
5 Oct 17#38
i invested in 16 AA and 8 AAA Eneloop batteries.. they can be found in kids led fairy lights, remotes, laptop mice, basically everything they wasn't bought for :angry: for the price, and what they are most likely be used for these are a good deal along with the AA posted above. eneloop are expensive over kill
Wadadli_Cooler
5 Oct 17#31
Be wary of Duracell batteries. Most are fakes, and are lead acid, which corrode after a few months and destroy your £30 LED Lenser torch (learnt the hard way!)
morrig
5 Oct 17#32
Industrial, my arse.
BattleBeast1
5 Oct 17#33
I've bought Duracell and Energizers of EBay and Amazon for doorbells and electronic safes, car alarm fobs etc...none have lasted well tbh,possibly fakes I don't know.....the cheapo GS make batteries have lasted the longest for me.
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fiqqer
5 Oct 17#35
No it doesn't. You have to compare like with like.
capriboycraig
5 Oct 17#37
We used to use Procell's - and found them comparable to other Duracell alkalines - however since they've been 'replaced' with these 'industrial' ones we've been far from impressed. The kids mostly use them in XBox360 controllers and I'd estimate they get about 8hrs use.
Not found a suitable replacement yet - rechargeables are a possibility but we also use these in high drain environment where there often left in equipment when it's sold / lost / given away.
TBC15
5 Oct 17#39
OOS
jc9741
5 Oct 17#41
Most of the eBay ones are fake, they leak after few weeks. I speak from personal experience, never again for me.
amour3k
6 Oct 17#44
This expired very quick!, it's a shame. :-(
I bought some of these either several month's ago this year, or at the later part of last year? (I forget now, hehe), via one Deal Posted here at the time ...
They weren't too bad either. :-)
20 x AAA Duracell Industrial Batteries, as in the OP's current Deal above (I got 2 x 20 of them at the time I think?, still have a load floating about somewhere ... )
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Opening post
- Expiry date is 2021
New Duracell Industrial batteries! Reliable, high-performance batteries for long-lasting power over a large range of applications. Sold in boxes of 10. Duracell Industrial batteries are practical and economical. Size: AAA Expiry Date 2021.
All or batteries are boxed and original packaging, not posted loose like many other on line sellers. These are packed in 10`s and you will receive 20 batteries in total (2 Packs)
20 AAA Batteries
All comments (49)
Yes, realised once i clicked through :cry: Better get my Biff, Chip and Kipper books back out :ninja:
ebay.co.uk/itm…-Jb
I buy these or Aerocell from Lidl which cost £1.99 for 8 - so same price.
Thanks
I have used these batteries they are rebadged procell batteries. They are terrible for any torches or anything that has a continuous drain. For remotes rec they are fine.
Are you saying difference between alkali and zinc oxide? That's how most people would read what you've said.
I don't like this "deal" for two reasons:
1. Poundland alkaline kodaks are fine at 6 for £1.
2. I don't trust eBay batteries. I bought some "Procells" there once which were junk
This is what I said:
'I don't understand what "Still there is very little benefit in all Alkaline batteries - the performance difference is around 10% however much you pay for them" means.
Are you saying difference between alkali and zinc oxide? That's how most people would read what you've said.
I don't like this "deal" for two reasons:
1. Poundland alkaline kodaks are fine at 6 for £1.
2. I don't trust eBay batteries. I bought some "Procells" there once which were junk'
Well, that's how it roll's in the PoundLand's I've been in, in different parts of East London anyway ...
ebuyer.com/659…ty4
It an option on Ebuyers checkout for £1.99.
See where yours is :
collectplus.co.uk/sto…tor
just in time as the batteries ran out for my wife’s sex toy collection
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Not found a suitable replacement yet - rechargeables are a possibility but we also use these in high drain environment where there often left in equipment when it's sold / lost / given away.
I bought some of these either several month's ago this year, or at the later part of last year? (I forget now, hehe), via one Deal Posted here at the time ...
They weren't too bad either. :-)
20 x AAA Duracell Industrial Batteries, as in the OP's current Deal above (I got 2 x 20 of them at the time I think?, still have a load floating about somewhere ... )