Philips AA Alkaline batteries 16 pack £0.29 instore at Richersounds

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  pet20004 years, 7 months ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  This must be the bargain of the year!
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  androo4 years, 7 months ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  I wonder if its a nationwide deal..or just a lucky find..
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  edi4 years, 7 months ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  Brilliant deal if nationwide... Can you point to the store you spotted this Golaboots888 ? :)
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  osiris4 years, 7 months ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  Less than 2p per battery UNBELIEVABLE!
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  VastGsm4 years, 7 months ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  Sold out all over LONDON except for chiswick
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  vol404 years, 7 months ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  i bet the council would pay you more not to buy them so they dont have to stick em all in their landfill lol
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  Golaboots8884 years, 7 months ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  Saw them on their website. You can normally phone up, check stock and reserve items.
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  pibpob4 years, 7 months ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  osiris;3101478

  Less than 2p per battery UNBELIEVABLE!

  Wow - that makes them almost as cheap to use as rechargeables. :roll: Don't mention the landfill tax though.
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  alera4 years, 7 months ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  Cheap deal but absolutely terrible for the enviroment ! The government should be banning everything but rechargables !
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  deeky4 years, 7 months ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  alera

  Cheap deal but absolutely terrible for the enviroment ! The government should be banning everything but rechargables !

  
  
  Yes, terrible. ZZZZZzzzzzzzz
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  pibpob4 years, 7 months ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  Haha - looks like you and I both tend to say things that upset those on here that consume without thinking, alera. The ironic thing is that however selfish they are, they're still losing out by buying these batteries because they are more expensive to use than rechargeables.
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  Darthballs4 years, 7 months ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  £0.29
  
  Last Few
  
  TSP £3.99
  
  BARGAIN
  
  [COLOR="Red"]WITH 12 MONTH GUARANTEE[/COLOR]
  
  we can take them back when they run out :whistling:
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  osiris4 years, 7 months ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  pibpob

  Wow - that makes them almost as cheap to use as rechargeables. :roll: Don't mention the landfill tax though.

  
  
  With the 20% rise in energy prices will it be cheaper than 2p to recharge them. ;-)
  Plus you have to buy the rechargable batteries and charger . Landfill Tax? Sounds just like yet another stealth tax
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  RedOnRed4 years, 7 months ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  I've gone off rechargeables. They're not an ideal solution for all battery operated products. Put them in something for long term power like a remote and they need recharging after a few weeks or maybe a month or so. Put normal batteries in and you're OK for a year plus.
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  stapsell4 years, 7 months ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  RedOnRed

  I've gone off rechargeables. They're not an ideal solution for all battery operated products. Put them in something for long term power like a remote and they need recharging after a few weeks or maybe a month or so. Put normal batteries in and you're OK for a year plus.

  
  
  thats why hybrio / enerloop type rechargeable batteries are so good. They are rechargeable and maintain 70% charge at 12 months.
  They should work out cheaper than even these if you use them for >50 charges...and better for the planet too.
  [SIZE="4"]Go get some![/SIZE]
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  Scunnerd4 years, 7 months ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  I agree not worth the hassle gimmie normal ones anytime!
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  yellowsticker4 years, 7 months ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  just the job! lol
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  alera4 years, 7 months ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  With the 20% rise in energy prices will it be cheaper than 2p to recharge them.
  Plus you have to buy the rechargable batteries and charger . Landfill Tax? Sounds just like yet another stealth tax

  
  No thought or respect for the future or environment. That’s the problem when you have to deal with the lowest common denominator.....:roll:
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  eglons4 years, 7 months ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  alera

  No thought or respect for the future or environment. That’s the problem when you have to deal with the lowest common denominator.....:roll:

  
  
  I really hate bigots. Have an opinion, even express the opinion, but dont then be rude to people who happen not to share your point of view. Doing so just makes people anti your argument.
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  royals4 years, 7 months ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  RedOnRed;3103111

  I've gone off rechargeables. They're not an ideal solution for all battery operated products. Put them in something for long term power like a remote and they need recharging after a few weeks or maybe a month or so. Put normal batteries in and you're OK for a year plus.

  
  buy decent rechargeables.....i use the vapextech ones that keep the charge better (the green ones)...been in my remotes for at least a year without any recharging so far.

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