AA AAA Rechargeable Batteries POWEROWL, Pre-Charged High Capacity 2800mAh & 1000mAh 1.2V NiMH Battery Low Self Discharge, Pack of 16

Where completely charged and ready for use

I haven't been using them very long, so far so good.

Using these for flashlights and call box for hunting. So far they work great.

So far pretty good

I ordered these so I can use fewer AA and AAA disposable batteries. I still have many battery powered devices, such as TV remote controls, noise-canceling headphones, wireless mouse and wireless computer keyboard, a food scale, a portable keyboard, flashlights, and several others. These rechargeable batteries work well with all of these devices, and they save money compared with buying and throwing away popular name brand batteries. These batteries have a listed voltage of 1.2 volts. The disposable batteries I buy in the local grocery store are 1.5 volts. Despite this difference, these rechargeable batteries work fine in all my devices. I recommend these, less pollution of the environment with disposable batteries, and after just a few recharges, I’m already saving money.

Quality rechargable batteries come fully charged. Tested after several uses with a very accurate DMM, and the drain rate is slow and consistent out the box. Sitting in one product (a battery operated can opener specifically) with minimal use for 3+weeks the batteries still have a full charge basically. In products that are frequently used and heavy power consumers, they have barely lost their charges. Haven't charged one battery yet since receiving them. Overall I'm amazed at their performance. Worth every penny spent!

This is the second set I've bought of these batteries. The first set is still going strong -- I just needed more. The AA batteries have a capacity of 2800 mAh and the AAA's are 1000 mAh. That's the highest I've been able to find. Combine that with the Low Self Discharge feature (they can be shelved for a long time between charges without going dead) -- and you have a winning product. There are lots of other batteries that give you much less and charge a lot more. This is a Great Value.

I've been using Powerowl rechargeable batteries for years and I've always been happy with the brand - whether it be AA, AAA, 9V or even using Powerowl chargers, everything functions as it should, and is all clearly branded with the Powerowl name. Why do I care about branding? Rechargeable batteries have become a commodity product and there are scores of new entries to the market. My experience is that companies who spend the money to brand their products (i) make products that they expect will last, otherwise why put their name on it?, (ii) want to be identified with the product in the event the consumer has an issue with the product. Here, each battery has the Powerowl name emblazoned on the battery. I view this as a good thing. As to the batteries themselves, performance is as expected, which is very good. I've used them in high-powered flashlights, a Brother label printer, my door lock, and remote controls. They charge quickly and last a reasonable amount of time. Overall, I'm very happy with the Powerowl brand generally and these batteries in particular.

I guess you get what ya'pay for ... these Wouldn't hold a charge; died quickly; wouldn't fit into normal "AA" battery devices ... wouldn't recommend unless it's for kids toys or something you don't care (or would like to have it) die/quit working in an hour or two ... ;) I'd recommend you'd Find & invest in a better quality of battary

Upon purchasing these batteries, I charge them up to 100% two days later for interest. I recharge them. They showed approximately 75% charge. I then proceeded to place them in a four cell flashlight now remember, they should be capable of replacing your standard Duracell, etc. What I found out was my flashlight died in 10 minutes. I recharged the two pack of batteries that I purchased watching closely the meter rating of the capacity I picked the best for cells and again returned them to the (led) flashlight, the flashlight drained and died within 10 minutes. These batteries do have a high milliamp rating and this should not be happening.