LiCB AA Rechargeable Batteries, 2800mAh High Capacity 1.2V NiMH Double A Battery, Pack of 8

I wasn't sure about these at first, not knowing how good they are for the price, and not knowing the brand. However I am impressed. My husband and I have a bay charging station and just switch them out as needed. We use them in our Xbox controllers and they last me days. With my husband not as long as he plays a lot more than me but they last long enough.

the AA battery wouldn't fit in the battery slot for my small portable clock that can sit on a desk. I hope it fits in my other remote control gadgets.

Needed some new rechargeable batteries - disappointed that these don't last as long per charge as ones I have had in the past - still they are rechargeable and cheaper than others

The positive, "button" tip for these batteries is too short. As a result, for some equipment, the tip may not make full contact. That is the case for my battery-operated string lights (at least two different brands) I purchased these batteries to power. Because the LiCB batteries are just slightly short, it took me some time to figure out that the batteries were not making contact with the positive plate in the battery compartment. Every other brand of rechargeable battery I've ever tried in my string lights works fine - including Energizer, Tenergy, Mr. Batt, Rayovac and more. To use the LiCB batteries, I had to modify the battery compartments to change the postive contact point. (Wedging in aluminum foil to ensure contact also works, but it's not an ideal solution because that makes it more difficult to change the batteries, and there's the fear that if the aluminum foil shifts, it could short out the batteries. Tthe LiCB batteries worked fine in my digital camera, clock radio and several flashlights because the battery compartments are constructed differently,. But I don't recommend these because they should be long enough to work everything that takes a rechargeable AA cell. Though I've only had them a short time, the LiCD batteries do seem to have a large capacity. I tested them with my Xtar Dragon charger and got a discharge capacity of around 2500 mAh for all eight batteries (the Xtar may slightly under-report capacity.) The Xtar and my voltmeter both showed around 1.4 volts for eight batteries, which is fine and typical for what I get for Ni-MH AAs.

I buy this brand for watches %26 I never have issues. These came with the package opened %26 only 3 batteries would charge. This myst have been a return %26 no one damaged them out. They just resold them. The return was easy. I wish it would have worked out. I might try these again sometime, but not now. I needed batteries that were good, so I went back to Energizer rechargeable batteries. Maybe next time I will try these again %26 get a pack that hasn't been opened already %26 returned. This is usually a reliable brand.

for some reason i was issued a refund i paid for 8 AAA and 8 AA BATERIES Walmart said they were on the way and then said your recieving a refund very disappointed.

These lasted three days in my flameless candles. I refused to charge rechargeable batteries every three days. They should last longer than that. These will be returned.

they were dead when we receive them and would not charge when we charge them and when they sent others ones we where to pay full price for the other ones not good

These don’t keep their power at all. I’ve been using Eneloop batteries and thought I’d try these. Horrible. I put them in my camera and instantly the camera says low battery power. Won’t be buying again. Back to eneloop.

They'd probably be okay if it weren't for the fact they're bigger than regular AA batteries, so they won't actually fit into the appliances battery slot.