Rayovac Recharge

I've been using 8 of these Rayovac batteries for 6 months, and despite them being NiMH, I'm totally able to charge them with Energizer's Lithium recharging kit! I didn't even realize these were NiMH when I got them at the store, I just read "Works with ALL chargers" and it does! ...They charge perfectly and last just as long as Li in my experience (or at least the difference between Li & Ni isn't noticeable to me). Thus, I have zero complaints! In fact, I came here to write this review because I just bought 8 more because I lost 1 battery and I can't stand odd numbers :| Pros: + Charges on Energizer's Li recharging kits. + Charges fast and lasts a really long time. + Affordable, and so far reliable! Cons: - None that I can think of... Conclusion: Overall these are excellent rechargeable batteries. I've been using 8 of them for the past six months and they've all held up solid, I expect them to last me a looooooooong time before needing to discard them. I totally reocmmend these Rayovac batteries.

I have purchased a few dozen of these AA Rayovac rechargeable batteries and use them in many different devices. I don't use alkaline batteries anymore unless I absolutely have to. These batteries are on the pricey side to begin with, but they will save you money in the long run - especially if you go through a lot of AA batteries. I have recharged some of these batteries several dozen times each and none have gone bad yet. One of these batteries will not only outlast dozens of alkaline batteries, they are easy to recharge, they hold their charge very well, and they last a lot longer between charges than I thought they would. Highly recommended.

Still loving the convenience of AA usage devices, and we still purposefully buy standard AA battery using items if that option is available. We find ourselves buying a lot of used tech items lately but that's preferable to all the new tech anyways. AA, tried and true. Like these ones slightly better than duracell although we keep a mix of both. The Rayo's are slightly lighter and slide in and out of the charger easier without peeling the metal covers back which always happens with the heavier duracells. I like my batteries distinctly separate from my tech, I'm not made of money and do not appreciate made to break items which are designed to become obsolete so consumers have to buy and buy and buy again and again to infinity. Planned obsolescence in tech manufacturing is for the birds. The golden age of tech came and went, with direct alignment to AA battery usage. Manufacturers are you listening? Probably not as this review is written in English. Oh boy, the future of the tech industry does not look so bright these days. Give me a walkman and a pocket full of rechargeable batteries. My music, camera, flashlight, and just all of it, still runs on aa's or some larger C, and I do most certainly like it that way. When they brag about lithium ion included batteries, the standard retort is; does that come with a fire extinguisher?

Not bad re-chargables!

These are good rechargeable AA. Note they do need to be charged before use despite what the package says. Mine were delivered @~75% charge. Once charged however, they worked fine. Note that these are only ~ 1350 ma and not 2000+ so the run time will be shorter than other high capacity batteries. That said they are also cheaper and in some uses the lower capacity is a good tradeoff for price. That and they are rechargeable so instead of going two weeks in a trail camera they may need to be cycled out and recharged in a week. The capacity of these easily exceeds a low end AA alkaline in performance. Just be aware about the price and make sure you pay sub $12 for 8.

I did use strictly Energizer for a bit but they just don't last. The rechargeable batteries would flat out die within the year despite having a very average usage rate. I thought it was the charger itself but after buying 2 new ones, I realized that that the Energizer rechargeable batteries simply weren't built to last. I switched to Rayovac and have had no issues what so ever. The batteries last a lot longer for what I use them for and I don't have to constantly recharge them either. That's what I look for in a rechargeable battery set, I want something that is gonna last and give me my money's worth. Rayovac has been nothing but good for me.

I used Energizer rechargeables for a good long while but then one day, for whatever reason, I got the Rayovac batteries. The microphones that we have that need these batteries will not power up when we use the Energizer batteries. Now, it may be that the Energizer batteries are just older, but then you'd think that this would happen to the Rayovac batteries as well but so far, a freshly charged Rayovac will power up the mics whereas this is not the case with the Energizer. If the Rayovac batteries begin to fail, I may change this review. For now though, when I get rechargeables, I get the Rayovac batteries.

Long lasting, great for gaming controller.Fast charging!

Esta marca siempre me ha dado buen desempeño y durabilidad. No es el modelo con más potencia de carga pero es aceptable por el precio de compra. F.M.

Great product given price.

Tres bonnes baterie a bon prix je recomande a tous, jai comander 16 pour economiser sur la livraison Elles ont que 1350mah mais ces paa grave puisque cest la moitié du temps a recharger a coté des 2700mah Elles sont quand meme légère si on se compare a des energizer ou duracell , cette légèreté est apprécié dans une manette de console (xbox one) ou dans une telecomande de télé, quand les piles sont lourdes dans une telecomande c'est un peu la merde

Rechargeable batteries are great, they can be used 100s of times and their overall lifetime cost is very low. If you're buying $2 batteries every week, then consider rechargeable. I bought these for $8 dollars, which is about $2 per battery, but they've lasted me a solid two years, and many charges.

Buena capacidad y duración en cada recarga.