Energizer MAX AAA Batteries (24 Pack), Triple A Alkaline Batteries

Between things for my kid growing up and my own devices, I've found that things like Rayovac just don't cut it. Where these would last 9 to 12 months, those other cheaper ones would last three, maybe four. You really do get what you pay for more often than not. These are as good 8 or 12 months after purchase when used for the first time as they were brand new. And still last as long.

Prefer Energizer of Duracell. Energizer has a thicker paste versus Duracell whose electrolyte is more runny. All batteries leak due to outgassing. Energizer will corrode only the tip of a contact, because it is thicker, and doesn't migrate very far. Duracell will corrode the entire contact, because it is runny, and migrates further to contaminate more of the contact. Energizer seems to have as much power (charge or capacity) as Duracell even in the cold winter, but Energizer is cheaper. Energizer is my go-to name-brand for replaceable batteries.

These Energizer Max AAA batteries are awesome! They power my remotes, wireless gadgets, and small electronics without any issues. Even after a few months of sitting in a drawer, they still work perfectly. Having 24 in one pack is super convenient and a great value. I’ll definitely keep buying these for all my devices

These batteries are a household necessity. Especially at Christmas time ! How often have we bought children a new toy, only to find BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED ! ! Of course, these are only AAA batteries -- but so necessary for small flashlights, and all sorts of remotes, TV, radios, stereo ! Depending on how you use your items, they should last a good long time ! Don't forget to get AA, C %26 D batteries, too ! These are always good year round -- but especially at Christmas !

Tried and true brand. Very handy for various gadgets around my home. Pretty much a necessity. Appreciated the packaging which was several smaller subgroupings of batteries.

I use a lot of batteries so, the energizer is a good battery and seems to be longer lasting. The only thing is I wish batteries weren't so expensive! But I rate energizer batteries a 10!

We use rechargeable and regular batteries. Regular batteries length of life is longer than they use to be. We have emergency kits, transister radio, puck lights, flash lights, keyboards, a mouse, smoke alarms, etc. This way we have backup on hand when our rechargeable batteries are dead or there is a power outage.

As Senior citizen my New year's resolution every year REPLACE EVERY BATTERY in home don't find myself without battery power when need, Emergency lights, Flash lights, Remotes etc etc Then pass on used to younger family members probably received something battery operated for X-mas

Excellent customer service for pickup!!! I was surprised to find out they only have pickup option for online orders so if you plan on shopping, you should pick up the order first then park and do your shopping inside afterwards. Target has the option for both.

Good batteries are generally expensive. But, if they perform and last, to me, it is preferable to changing out the cheaper one more often. Less waste. Less bother. As the Timex brand used to say about their watches: They take a licking and keep on ticking. These do the same from a battery perspective.