EBL 8 Pack AAA Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries AAA Batteries ProCyco Technology Typical 1100mAh, 1.2V
- Brand:
- EBL
- Model Number:
- ProCyco Technology - 1200 Tech
- UPC:
- 761312469243
- EAN:
- 0761312469243
- Walmart SKU:
- 2224251778
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Highest Price
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$11.99 | |
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Lowest Price
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$8.29 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$8.79 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 169 reviews.
I have used these batteries before and they worked very well. They are a great value for the price and the container that they come in makes storage easy. The shipping is faster than I expected and it is free, and they arrived in perfect condition, I plan to order any other batteries from the same vender through Walmart.
Not the highest power rating claimed for AAA cells, but good enough for cordless phone. Bought them for parent and he says work fine phones don't die now. Cheap enough not enough time, of course to rate the service life. Hey low cost cells if your wanting to take the chance for non-life critical devices give them a shot!
I bought these because they're rechargeable and I have hundreds of dead batteries in containers. I kept forgetting about having a charger. These are cost effective and less waste in the long run. I'll be buying these in different sizes.
I have these batteries in all of my remotes, and flashlights that take AAA batteries. I like the fact that they can be recharged and not just thrown away
Easy to store for they have their own case. I own more than one size. They have never let me down. Saves on the waste that non rechargeable don't have! I use them for clocks, flashlights, remotes. Long battery life.
Does not come with a charger or charging ports, you need a battery charger for these. Holds a decent charge, seem to last quite a while and hold up to repeated charges/usage. No problems.
Stepped it up from the 800mAh batteries and purchased these, 1100 mah, but these also don't hold their charge well in devices that require continuous power, such as clocks or thermometers. They drain quickly and need frequent replacement. Guess I'll be using alkaline it those devices.
It is a good price but a few of them have blown up while they were charging. they do last a pretty decent time but just be careful on the charger
Well it hard to get an honest review when the drive who was suppose to deliver them never dose. And you can't get a replacement nor a refund. At first i just want them replace. after a week i was told i could get my money back. and i got neither.
It seems bizarre, but the case for the 8 batteries was open and empty. The batteries must have fallen out somewhere in the delivery chain, but they weren't in the shipping box.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $8.79 (Jul 20) to $9.99 (Jun 17) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $9.09.
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