Duracell Rechargeable AA Batteries, 6 Count Pack, Double A Battery for Long-Lasting Power, All-Purpose Pre-Charged Battery for Household and Business Devices

Of all the rechargeable batteries I've used over the years (including those in packs), the only ones that have lasted have been Duracell's. Even the Chinese made ones have been more durable than all the rest (but I have not had any of those for more than a year or so). Please do make them in Japan as much as possible - that's one reason I tried using your batteries in the first place.

These rechargeable AA batteries have been a great option for everyday devices. They provide consistent power and are especially convenient for items that use batteries frequently. I like being able to recharge them instead of constantly buying disposable AA batteries. They seem durable, hold their charge well between uses, and have performed reliably for me. They're a practical choice if you want to save money over time and reduce the number of batteries you throw away.

I bought these batteries to play my gameboy. The regular batteries from the store used to last me about 8 hours of game play before crapping out. These Duracell batteries lasted me 22 hours before dying. Since I can recharge them, the Duracell batteries are such a good deal.

I use the AA version in several pieces of equipment, camera flash units and a prosumer grade digital audio recorder among them. With a few of these, the Duracells rechargeables are a tight fit, making smooth loading and unloading go not so smoothly. In a few units, I get worried I'm forcing the cover of the battery compartment to close it because of the length, and these covers are fragile in nature to begin with. I did break one cover because of all the resistance once closed. When I go back to my alkalines by Duracell or another well regarded brand, they fit easily. I visibly can see they are tight because the skin of several of these batteries is getting stuck in the battery compartments and peeling up, so that just makes them more difficult to handle.

This in not the first time Duracell rechargeable batteries have failed on me within a month, After running my Xmas lights once on a new set they will no longer charge and give me a flashing red light on the Duracell charger as well as on my Energiser charger, I have had Energiser batteries for years without a problem and many recharges, also my very old Duracell Stay-Charged batteries are still working fine. I have now been told by a sales person to only buy Energiser Batteries as they are more reliable. Whatever happened to the BUNNY, it seems it changed into a Snail. Duracell was once the Name to go with, but no longer.

I bought a couple of packets of Duracell rechargeable batteries. After less than 6 months in the remote phones, the batteries died. I tried to recharge them in a proper charger - no luck. The original batteries last for more than 2 years.

These batteries are a great idea but Duracell has completely missed the mark. Even brand new, more often than not they will not charge. The red light flashes. I have 4 sets at home and 3 sets at work and half of them will not charge. (note on the trust, they make good products in general but this particular product is very sub standard and should be pulled or corrected)

bought them because of the add. recharged twice then would not take a charge. Worst 8 batteries I have ever bought. So sad.

I was expecting a little more from such a good brand. When I put them on the charger, red light flashed and doesn't charge. Very disappointed!

Bought eight of these about 2 years ago. So far 6 have failed. They were used in a wireless keyboard and wireless head phones. I' fairly certain that none of them would have been charged more 25 times. I was happy with the Duracell alkaline batteries I used, but these performed very poorly.