Energizer Rechargeable D Batteries (2 Pack), D Cell Batteries

I love the idea of the product being rechargeable. I am so over buying batteries every time I turn around.

super light weight

Works great .

So far, I've only recharged them once (but it took all night long) I bought a total of 12 batteries for my Mutant wireless indoor/outdoor speakers. The charge is still going after about an hour. I'm going to wait until the batteries die before I charge them again. I bought 2 chargers, because you can only charge 4 batteries at a time and I have 12 batteries.

We live in South America and the batteries here are used and then partially charged (don't ask me how they do it but, they do. We buy batteries at the store that have cemnt or something where they have put it back together and are rusting as well). They don't last long and we needed something longer lasting for our elliptical trainer. 1 week in my elliptical and still going strong...that is saying a lot!

They take 24 hours to charge but don't hold charge 6 hours

expired in 2024. these have NO charge and that means they will NEVER take the advertised 2500mah. these are trash on arrival. AND THEY KNOW IT. I HATE walmart 3rd party items. "fulfilled by walmart" means nothing

one of the batteries in the package would not charge...so i need a replacement... I do not know how to take a picture and send it to you ?

Tis is a very poor D cell... The batteries (charged with Energizer charger) put into a bait bubble type device (produces air bubbles to keep bait fish alive) does not last but an hour, two hours tops....feel the weight of these and then feel weight of a regular alkaline battery.... saw on internet where these were cut open and was a AA battery in D cell casing...

The batteries appear to work fine so far but packing for shipment was extremely poor. Ordered 3 sets. Each set was packaged on Energizer cardboard with molded plastic covering to hold them to the card board and protect them, All 3 sets were dropped loose in large bubble envelop where they beat on each other enough to totally destroy their individual set packaging (i.e. molded plastic covering over sets was broken into pieces leaving individual batteries loose). I'm not optimistic on how likely they are to resist leaking short term.