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128 Duracell batteries AA £26.99 free p&p @ Bigpockets

Found 4th Aug 2015

Think this is the cheapest by some way i've seen on here. Been ordering for myself and seem fine - they are not the cheaper industrial ones. They come in packs of two.

Duracell AA
128 £26.99
64 £14.99
32 £7.99
16 £4.50
8 £2.50

I bought the 128 because it's cheapest and got free delivery.

Also AAA and energiser brand.

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4th Aug 2015

I don't see anything for 21p plus even the cheapest pack is showing up at £1.95 delivery

Original Poster

4th Aug 2015

Jenn101
I don't see anything for 21p plus even the cheapest pack is showing up at … I don't see anything for 21p plus even the cheapest pack is showing up at £1.95 delivery

128 @ £26.99 free delivery.....

4th Aug 2015

Not saying they are, but are you sure they aren't fake?

Original Poster

4th Aug 2015

Yeah I'm pretty sure. They look the same and last the same. Doesn't matter though everyone voting it cold even though I thought it was stonking lol!

4th Aug 2015

I voted hot , you should of said apple batteries then people would vote hot

4th Aug 2015

Buy Panasonic Eneloop stay charged
batteries. Save money and resources.
Too much is wasted on batteries.

4th Aug 2015

suited72
Yeah I'm pretty sure. They look the same and last the same. Doesn't … Yeah I'm pretty sure. They look the same and last the same. Doesn't matter though everyone voting it cold even though I thought it was stonking lol!

have some heat from me

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4th Aug 2015

gluke21
Buy Panasonic Eneloop stay chargedbatteries. Save money and resources.Too … Buy Panasonic Eneloop stay chargedbatteries. Save money and resources.Too much is wasted on batteries.

4th Aug 2015

Agreed, if they were ibatteries people would spaff over them, some people are tighter than a ducks stinker

4th Aug 2015

Keep the wife's rabbit going for a bit

4th Aug 2015

they are not the cheaper industrial ones

- you do realise that the "industrial ones" are a better battery than the consumer version in the picture! Only the "Simply" (pound shop style) range is a lower grade than what is in this post.

Original Poster

4th Aug 2015

http://static.wix.com/media/2c7eb9_0637ca75f947bdbdd50026a842284f17.jpg

magnersnice
Keep the wife's rabbit going for a bit

4th Aug 2015

Cold for me, I get pack of 6 from poundshop.

4th Aug 2015

can anybody give me the duration of use for a average rabbit vibrator using hammer action plz so i can then work out the cost per orgasm? over rechargables and forgetting to stick em on charge. the wife loves her rabbit and just keeps forgetting to wack em on charge after a session..... on average 3 - 5 wifey happy moments per session to maybe start the formula off? i voted hot just because im a bit odd

4th Aug 2015

Bloody app

5th Aug 2015

128 batteries, say whaaaaat

5th Aug 2015

Blimey! I thought BigPockets had disappeared years ago oO
I used to use them a lot but then they started getting a bit 'weird' (competitions, forums, etc.) and started doing bulk-buy only.

5th Aug 2015

I'm surprised they're back.

I'll never use them again - bought a 19" tv a couple of years ago, which was DOA, and they ignored all attempts at communication from me. I ended up up going through paypal to get my money back.

Edited by: "10bellies" 5th Aug 2015

5th Aug 2015

davewave
have some heat from me

And from me too!

5th Aug 2015

This will be perfect for my 64 Wii remotes I bought off here yesterday!

Edited by: "Duncsalot" 5th Aug 2015

5th Aug 2015

Rechargeables? Or am I missing something?

5th Aug 2015

Great find, this would be ideal for my sins toys he goes through them so quickly.
Have some heat!

5th Aug 2015

Nur1968
Great find, this would be ideal for my sins toys he goes through them so … Great find, this would be ideal for my sins toys he goes through them so quickly. Have some heat!

Why don't you just buy a couple of sets of rechargeables and a charger instead? Cost less than this, no need to worry about buying replacements and you're leaving less of a legacy of waste for your son to deal with.

Original Poster

6th Aug 2015

I've got rechargables in quite a few devices that we use regularily. The problem for them with other occasional use is that If not used for a few months their life shortens, and if left uncharged their life shortens.

6th Aug 2015

suited72
I've got rechargables in quite a few devices that we use regularily. The … I've got rechargables in quite a few devices that we use regularily. The problem for them with other occasional use is that If not used for a few months their life shortens, and if left uncharged their life shortens.

You need to use the new pre-charged/ready to use/low self-discharge types: they retain 70% of their charge even if left for a year. They are not damaged at all by this.

Edited by: "pibpob" 6th Aug 2015

6th Aug 2015

pibpob
Why don't you just buy a couple of sets of rechargeables and a charger … Why don't you just buy a couple of sets of rechargeables and a charger instead? Cost less than this, no need to worry about buying replacements and you're leaving less of a legacy of waste for your son to deal with.

Your right, I might just do that thanks

7th Aug 2015

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magnersnice
Keep the wife's rabbit going for a bit

while u browse HDUK

8th Aug 2015

Shame they're until March 2017, but still a good value

8th Aug 2015

pereslavtsev
Shame they're until March 2017, but still a good value

Harping on I know, but it's for your own good. Anyone who can use this many batteries before then is pouring money down the drain by not using rechargeables.

128 Duracell batteries AA £26.99 free p&p @ Bigpockets

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