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I've thrown out probably 30 of the E-gizer brand NiCads due to FAILURE, not just old age. They just go bad over time, and I even have a killer charger (LaCrosse - recommend it.) These Eneloops keep their charge a long time sitting on the shelf and keep a slightly higher voltage than the Energizers. That could matter when you have multiple in series (i.e., 8 for a 12v system) as it'll give you another volt or so, which could matter since the batteries are already about .15V less than a standard alkaline. I've spent the dough and replaced the Energizers with these. I haven't been using them long (4 months) so it may be a bit premature to guess about useful life.
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I have had several brands of rechargeable batteries, and these are by far the best, especially for our digital camera. They perform as advertised. Highly recommended!!!
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These eneloop are really made solid not as most I have used which are cheaply made. I really can't say how good they are I just got them but, the package say I can take 500 pictures on one charge.
It pass my test so far took 15-20 pictures and the battery is still fully charge. The RadioShack and the Tenergy ones died after 10-15 pictures. I will be happy with 50-100 pictures but, if I do get over 100 and even 500 per charge I will never buy any other brand.
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Well little to say, they hold their charge longer than normal nimh batteries and they are as useful as them, i have 4 pairs and i usually charge them every 2 days, worked flawless
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I've had a couple sets of these for about 8 months and they work wonderfully. I love having batteries ready for me when they are needed and not having to buy and throw away batteries is a big plus.
I use them in my Wii remotes and they last a long time. I keep the charger with my Wii and when the batteries need changing in the remotes, it's fast and easy to swap them out with the charged ones. I was going to get the Wii charge station, but this way I can use the batteries for other electronics, too.
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