Panasonic Eneloop Pro BK-3HCCA4BA AA High Capacity Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries, 4-Battery Pack

My first experience with these NiMH batteries was when I needed them for a Crane (Skywave SSB 2) radio that I bought. I was surprised and pleased that they came pre-charged. (I bought a charger, too.) I'm pretty impressed with their durability in this radio. I listen to it most mornings and it's literally been weeks since I've charged the batteries. Researching before purchase, I read that NiMH batteries have a notably good length of life and excel at holding their charge. These would be good to keep in home or car emergency kits for flashlights, radios, and other battery electronics for example. Durability and persistence are what modern portable electronic gear demands in batteries (don't we know it?), and these premium Panasonic Eneloop Pros fit the bill. I recommend them.

These rechargeable batteries are excellent for use in our universal remote controls. The batteries have a long life and are easily recharged. Highly recommended.

I have saved alot of money by charging these batteries. They have lasted a long time and it just makes more sense to take the time to charge them.

Perfect replacement for my original Nikon batteries… great value

my hand-held police scanner goes for around 7 hours on a charge on theses batteries. very impressed

Awesome batterys, personally i Believe these to be the best ,I wouldn't buy anything else

Best rechargeable batteries I have used to date

The batteries are great long lasting for sure

Used for Noaa weather radio, With a piece of cardboard to pull when needing to use these batteries where more then half dead after 3 months being sorted on the shelf "ready to use". on a Nitecore digital charger these cells top out at 1850mah 1900 at most. 3 batteries in my Noaa radio last less then 72hours without the speaker ever sounding. that's awful. Normal non rechargeable last 12 days. I do not recommend these batteries

These batteries are supposed to be fully charged from the factory. All had 1.30 volts except one that had 1.29. I think they are old stock. 25-h2 was the date code. I'm trying to charge one set and see how they do. Not real happy about this.