Great Value Alkaline AA Batteries, 48 Count

Wow what can i say these batteries 🔋 🔋 are made to last same as the name brand batteries. As soon as I received them I tried them on on a couple electronic devices that use AA BATTERIES SO FAR SO GOOD no complaints at all. For being a Wal Mart brand they last. NOW IF YOU SEE THEM IN STOCK EITHER AAA OR AA ID RECOMMEND YOU ADD THEM TO YOUR CART CUZ THEY DO GO OUT OF STOCK FAST. That's how much you know they are reliable Great Value batteries and I guarantee you they Work.

I used a different brand for years. Since the stupid tariffs, those are hard to get now. I found that these Great Value batteries work as well as the other brand. My main use for these batteries is to power up the dozens of battery operated candles in my house. They seem to last as long as the brand name batteries, so I will keep buying them.

I liked they were packaged as a 6x8 square. They are predominantly silver and blue in color. The package is made of cardboard. Each battery supplies approx. 1.5 volts of power for an undetermined period of time. I haven't had a chance to really use them yet but Walmart was unwilling to wait for an honest review about their performance so I'm simply telling you what I honestly know.

I used to purchase a name brand AA (or any) battery. I saw these and thought, "Why not?". 99% of Great Value products we've purchased are just as good, or beter, than the more familiar name brands and these are wonderful. Twice as many batteries in a much smaller, eco-friendly package and they last just as long or longer; often the name brand had been in a warehouse for some time and were nearing expiration date. These are new and fully powered. Leaving the Bonsai Tree (pictured) on for an average a 12 hours a day, these batteries last about a month. The Name Brand needed to be changed every couple of weeks. Most definitely a cost saving quality product that I'll be ordering again, in about 9 months based on current usage.

20% of these arrived with low voltage or dead (less than 1 volt).

You get what you pay for I put two of these Walmart brand batteries in a flashlight and then put two Duracell in the exact same kind of flashlight and compared them to see how they would match up against each other and yeah the Duracell won obviously but not by just a little bit of time but by hours like 19 hours longer so your better off just buying the brand names because your not saving money with Walmart batteries..

So far so good! Haven't had a bad battery out the box yet ... knock on wood it stays that way. They seem to last and the price is good for the quantity you get. We will see how long they last for and will update my review to let y'all know. I bought 48 count AA and AAA. Haven't spotted any damage on any of the batteries either so that's good.

I first came across these batteries during a black friday sale. My kids love them for their gaming remotes. Some cheap batteries fit loose or dont last long, but these fit perfectly and last like the name brand. I've had them in my online shopping cart for a while at full price and then noticed that one day, they clearanced down to $10. Either way was a great price, but I'm definitely stocking up again.

Best deal on batteries Ive seen so I've purchased this a couple times. I think the battery quality is great and doesn't seem to be different from name brands. I'm not gonna spend more when these batteries work great! also I love the cardboard box they come in because it's helpful for storing them.

I have utilized the Walmart Batteries prior to ordering the 48-count box and found them to be excellent. When i found out that they have a 10 year shelf life, I jumped on the value by buying in bulk. When May 2036 rolls around and i look in the box and still have remaining batteries, I will be amazed.