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HiQuick 8 x AA Rechargeable batteries 2800 mAh NI-MH (£9.74 with 25% voucher + S&S) Sold by HiQuick / FBA
HiQuick 8 x AA Rechargeable batteries 2800 mAh NI-MH (£9.74 with 25% voucher + S&S) Sold by HiQuick / FBA
HiQuick 8 x AA Rechargeable batteries 2800 mAh NI-MH (£9.74 with 25% voucher + S&S) Sold by HiQuick / FBA
HiQuick 8 x AA Rechargeable batteries 2800 mAh NI-MH (£9.74 with 25% voucher + S&S) Sold by HiQuick / FBA
HiQuick 8 x AA Rechargeable batteries 2800 mAh NI-MH (£9.74 with 25% voucher + S&S) Sold by HiQuick / FBA
HiQuick 8 x AA Rechargeable batteries 2800 mAh NI-MH (£9.74 with 25% voucher + S&S) Sold by HiQuick / FBA
HiQuick 8 x AA Rechargeable batteries 2800 mAh NI-MH (£9.74 with 25% voucher + S&S) Sold by HiQuick / FBA
HiQuick 8 x AA Rechargeable batteries 2800 mAh NI-MH (£9.74 with 25% voucher + S&S) Sold by HiQuick / FBA
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Posted 8 September 2023

HiQuick 8 x AA Rechargeable batteries 2800 mAh NI-MH (£9.74 with 25% voucher + S&S) Sold by HiQuick / FBA

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[High capacity & Convenient packaging] HiQuick 8 x 2800mAh rechargeable AA batteries are suitable for 1.2V devices, 4 in one retailer pack package is conducive to preservation

[Rechargeable & Long-Life] HiQuick AA batteries have special protective technology and material to extend the life of the battery. Recycling is beneficial for energy saving and environmental protection

[Low self discharge] HiQuick batteries can keep 80% power after non-use for 3 years
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  1. ollieheath55's avatar
    These are my batteries of choice! Best value and performance I’ve found. They best my Duracell, energizer, tronic and Amazon batteries. I’ve never tried eneloops personally, but I know people rate them extremely highly.
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    Agreed these are really good rechargeables for the price per battery, usually have to buy a 16 pack when on offer to achieve the £1.20 mark
  2. otta's avatar
    Had some of these about a year. I use them in xbox controllers, remotes, toy cameras etc and they're fine. Nothing too intensive. Needed some more, so thanks
    GreekGeekUCS's avatar
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    Very welcome
  3. bpanther's avatar
    Yeah but only 1100mAh.
  4. Roger_Irrelevant's avatar
    To be fair they get quite good reviews here, they're probably not Eneloop level of long term performance but possibly similar to Amazon Basics/Tronic etc.

    expertreviews.co.uk/tec…ies
    Arkz's avatar
    Useless review really. They don't test them over time, just a few quick uses and charges. I know from experience the Energiser ones are crap and after a year most were useless. I'm still using some 10 year old eneloops no problem. The amazon basics ones are crap, a while later they'll be much lower capacity and self discharge a lot over time. Duracells 2500s are decent but their cheaper ones suck.

    I wish Expert reviews were that, expert. Personally I'd discharge and charge them in a proper charger and see how much capacity it is discharging and charging them. and how equal the voltages of all the cells are over time. And I ain't no expert.
  5. GreekJesus's avatar
    Trying their best to look like those actually good batteries
  6. farook_yakub's avatar
    Is this deal worth it guys or just go Poundland and buy batteries
    GreekGeekUCS's avatar
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    Worth it imo if ya just need 8 or less
  7. GreekGeekUCS's avatar
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    Pretty good price for HiQuick working out @ £1.21 each with both discounts (edited)
  8. teddybeers's avatar
    Bit suspicious about the capacity.

    Only unknown brands make such a high capacity AS, then most of the time all of those claims tend to be false.
  9. lee19285's avatar
    Why are they 1.2V, thought AA/AAAs are 1.5V?
    Roger_Irrelevant's avatar
    Think Alkaline etc. are 1.5 but NiMH are 1.2, most stuff can cope with the lower voltage.
  10. KellyHarrop's avatar
    I've got these.. I bought 16 AA and 8 AAA just over a year ago. They seemed good at first but I'm now down to 9 AA and just 3AAA the rest no longer charge and just say error on my charger..
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