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Amazon Basics 10-Pack AAA High-Performance Alkaline Batteries, 10-Year Shelf Life £3.59 @ Amazon
Amazon Basics 10-Pack AAA High-Performance Alkaline Batteries, 10-Year Shelf Life £3.59 @ Amazon
Amazon Basics 10-Pack AAA High-Performance Alkaline Batteries, 10-Year Shelf Life £3.59 @ Amazon
Amazon Basics 10-Pack AAA High-Performance Alkaline Batteries, 10-Year Shelf Life £3.59 @ Amazon
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Posted 19 May 2023

Amazon Basics 10-Pack AAA High-Performance Alkaline Batteries, 10-Year Shelf Life £3.59 @ Amazon

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  • AAA alkaline batteries deliver reliable power to a wide range of devices
  • Includes a 10-pack of AAA 1.5 volt high-performance alkaline batteries
  • Ideal for game controllers, toys, torches, digital cameras, clocks and more
  • 10-year shelf life; store for emergencies or use right away
  • Mercury and cadmium-free
  • Note: These batteries are NOT rechargeable; for reusable options, check out Amazon Basics rechargeable batteries
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  1. kevgreen36's avatar
    kevgreen36
    Hopefully not a silly question, but can these be used in outside solar lighting
    deleted2800374's avatar
    Anonymous User
    No, you need rechargeable cells.
  2. abx's avatar
    abx
    The "industrial" version of these are the only recent batteries I have bought in which multiple batteries have leaked badly just sitting in a cupboard in the house. Hopefully this version is better.

    I left a 1 star review with several photos and Amazon conveniently removed it with the following email:

    Thank you for submitting a customer review on Amazon. After carefully reviewing your submission, your review could not be posted to the website. While we appreciate your time and comments, reviews must adhere to the following guidelines
    mystogan12's avatar
    mystogan12
    I hate when companies do this
  3. rumble's avatar
    rumble
    They are defo better than standard duracell, IKEA and any supermarket batteries I've tried.
  4. sc2018's avatar
    sc2018
    I have a battery-powered LED lamp in my en-suite that runs on 3 x AAA batteries. It has a PIR sensor and seems to flatten just 1 or 2 of the 3 batteries at a time (completely flat) whilst leaving the others fully charged - and this happens in just 3-4 weeks with very little light usage. I wonder if it's because the PIR is causing a very slow drain. Is there a type of battery I should aim for for this purpose? Lithium is a bit expensive - unless it would likely last much longer?
    jonspurs's avatar
    jonspurs
    I think you need to replace your LED lamp instead.
    I got this when it was on offer and haven't replaced the batteries in ages:
    amazon.co.uk/gp/…PWR (edited)
  5. EQL's avatar
    EQL
    Why buy this when you can buy an 8-pack of AAA Amazon Basics rechargeables for £6 (or a 16-pack for £10.90)?
    amazon.co.uk/Ama…XQW (edited)
  6. jazzuk777's avatar
    jazzuk777
    Why is this getting heat?!?!?
    sheffield788's avatar
    sheffield788
    Why not?
  7. kremix's avatar
    kremix
    Just buy a charger and a set of rechargeables. You won't buy more probably ever again. Or at least not in the next 5-6 years.
    sheffield788's avatar
    sheffield788
    A set of rechargeable? I have about 50 and I never have any available when I need them...Also, most rechargeable will not last that long if you don't take care of them, charge them and discharge them once in a while and off course if the rechargeable are not that good quality. My rechargeable last about 2-3 years. (edited)
  8. steve765's avatar
    steve765
    If you haven’t used 10 of these before 10 years has passed then you don’t need rechargeable. As you can’t be using many batteries. (edited)
  9. mark6220's avatar
    mark6220
    Rechargeable really make more sense. They are much cheaper in the long run and better for the environment into the bargain. I only use rechargeables now.
    Kingydaman's avatar
    Kingydaman
    I agree totally.....until like in my house , everybody threw away the rechargeable ones after one use. I had at least 30 of each size.
  10. sheffield788's avatar
    sheffield788
    The jeans are also under £10 at Primark, t-shirts are £2, this does not means is the same product. £1 batteries at Poundland too. Saying this, I don't know if these are better.
  11. Decoded's avatar
    Decoded
    Reviews not that great on Amazon.
  12. qwerty09876's avatar
    qwerty09876
    Are these better performance than a pack of 20 GP AAA Batteries Ultra Alkaline also 10 year shelf life? Similar price if needing 20
  13. jasper132's avatar
    jasper132
    About 1700 mAh on a low load
  14. outswimmingtheflood's avatar
    outswimmingtheflood
    £5 delivery if you don't have Prime. It's amazing how predatory Amazon have become regarding it. I've not been subscribed for a few months and find I just order less stuff that I don't need. They obviously recognise that because every time I visit the website, I am greeted with gaudy full-page adverts that effectively block the page offering me Prime at 'incredible discounts'.

    Maybe I'm just getting old.
    mark6220's avatar
    mark6220
    Amazon prime is an incredible bargain but only if you use amazon frequently. You've also got the video channel plus sports etc. It's an absolute bargain.
    I've not noticed any intrusive adverts. I mainly use the android app. But I do use on pc sometimes. (edited)
  15. anuruddha's avatar
    anuruddha
    Is this better than ENERGIZER INDUSTRIAL?
  16. Aiadi's avatar
    Aiadi
    A whole box of champagne bottles for those who can prove that these will still work after 10 years...
  17. LadyEleanor's avatar
    LadyEleanor
    Wilko, 8 for £2. And decent too.
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