Battery Deals & Offers

And the Aldi/Lidl ones at £2 for 8 will have more capacity than these.

Bad for environmental

Lidl Acell AA batteries x8 £1.99 are far better imo.

These are the weakest Duracell you can get, get yourself some Duracell industrials usually around £3 for ten on Amazon or eBay much better batteries.

Even with the 99%+ nearly 500,000 feedback score if I got 9 batteries when I bought and paid for 10, espieclally if they are "new" in a box I'd be giving negative feedback for sure.

Well.. I'm missing 10% of my order. 9 batteries received.. Knock-offs? Probably. Lifetime avoid of this seller - Definitely.

I think I bought the same ones put a ‘new’ battery in an old mini disc player and it shows up as half used!!

cheaper in poundland and not likely to be as fake as these

Lesson learnt in my life. 80% of these are fakes.

Bought a pack of each around 30mins ago in Brum. The guy didn’t know about the deal until I showed him the voucher above.

Thank you for taking time to update us. (y)

Hot from me .Worked in-store on AAA and AA .I still use rechargeables but these are ideal for remote controls etc. (y)

Why didn't deals like this exist when I was playing my GameGear continuously?!

The title clearly says ' Instore'.. . (y)

Manufacturer supplied batteries in Panasonic and BT phones are usually 550 so these are good value replacements

Apologies - thought they were AA

They're AAA. They're usually 900-1000mAh. 600 mAh is still not a lot, especially considering they're not the pre-charged type, but far from useless.

Found these not to last, the lidl ones are far batter in my experience

Its ok, Lidl have a decent offer Monday. I think i spend more!

Dslr shooter here. It would be fine for pictures and can shoot up 1080 video, the card wont be able to handle higher video resolutions tho. I wouldnt recommend this for professional work but for personal stuff it should be fine. I personally would stick to the more trusted brands for reliability. Hope thats helpful. =)

Would this be any good for a DSLR ?

Rubbish, same as the batteries they spew out. Hyped up advertising pointed at apple,sonos, joseph joseph consumers

Just bought a pack of AAA to find that they don't work on a recently purchased Tecknet mouse. I'll give them a full recharge to fully check. Has anyone managed to get a refund on a pack that has already been opened and tested？

I did say they have great customer service!

You misunderstand what I was saying, I'm recommending 7dayshop as a retailer! The own brand LSD cells they sell are o.k but nothing special imho

Recommended a good charger to go with these please! X

I'm a great advocate of lidl products, however their tronic rechargeables are usually terrible quality. The last 3 lots of AA's I bought (2200 mAh) came in at between 750-800 mAh after 5 cycles. Truly awful & they got returned. I just hope they've changed supplier this time & bought decent cells to rebrand. If you want no risk, go for Ikea Ladda's 2450, they are excellent value for money and all mine come in at 2420-2480 mAh tested on a Maha MH-C9000 analyser.

Yes, in Mr Beams lights. I use Lloytron (paid £3 per pair from 7dayshop couple of years ago), but there are probably better makes & quality: - https://www.7dayshop.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=d+rechargeable - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rechargeable-Batteries-D-Size-Household-Chargers/s?rh=n%3A431411031%2Cp_n_feature_keywords_browse-bin%3A1058424031

Good deal. But hardly any appliances are using C or D cells anymore

In Mr beams lights? Which ones you using?

I use rechargeables for not a lot more, considering they can be used multiple times & good for the environment too.

Heat for the deal and I agree great for Mr Beams lights (or Eveready cloned version!) (y)

As an add on item

I use these for Blink cameras. Unfortunately I got them at over six quid a packet. Heat added.

They are great batteries, but for those who have a Home Bargains nearby, these are the same price as without delivery.

Last time they were this cheap was 23 Dec 2018

Maybe last time they were so cheap in Amazon but they are regularly down at this price or lower in other places.

Hehehehehehe, (obviously) clearly better that!, lol, thanx.

Not bad, where from please?. :-)

Aylesbury branch don’t stock ‘em

1900mAh is Ok, Ikea Laada batteries which are apparently re-branded enloop pros, 2500mah and cost £5.50 a pack of four.

I have this charger* & batteries set. The batteries charge pretty quick. No problems. *sorry my bad, mine is the 'Smart & Quick Charger'.

There really cheap as well

I haven't, might grab a few and have a look! Duracells are definitely not worth the significant extra cost.

Are you for real this is not appropriate at all.

Not a fan. Tried these very recently and found them poor compared to our usual Energizers or Duracell

Have you ever tried Lidl batteries I used to use Duracell until I watched a tv program about Lidl battery beating the Duracell ones by far. I wish I New sooner. I bought a Christmas light that takes two AAA batteries and it’s still going strong I put it on every night.

They're very handy to have around for my guitars and effects pedals... but yeah, that's pretty much the definition of a niche usage

had to make an emergency trip to the 24hr tesco the other night for this exact reason, was not happy. The flipping things are hard wired, but still have a backup 9 Volt!

There are much better 10 year smoke alarms these days, why even risk a dead alarm? Besides, putting budget alkalines in a detector is probably why you even remember the last time one beeped, they really need lithium. also https://www.amazon.co.uk/EBL-600mAh-Lithium-ion-Rechargeable-Batteries-white-blue/dp/B01CQAVS7U I'd suggest that Lithium-ion Rechargeables are a better investment if you need one, and need it to still be working in 3 years... personally I have some bathroom scales and some multimeters that still use them, otherwise PP3's suck as a format. I'm not actually recommending this particular set, just trying to help and it was the first thing that looked OK (unicorn) edit: actually that's a good price for EBL, >£20 on eBay.

I use Amazon Basics (Prime) for D cells on a 6 month subscription for my house / garden lights. Great value, seem to last for as long as the well known battery makes, and I like the cardboard packing.

I dunno, useful to have a few in the house when the smoke alarm starts beeping to let you know the battery is dead at 2:00 am :(

Thought duracell only made batteries? lol

Then I prefer Samsung by paying a bit more (only cost 1 more dinner :))

use the cloud

In perfect circumstances with an optimised pipeline (let's say a dedicated recording device, drone, whatever) , it'll probably be okay! I ain't here for a scrap. However: On an Android phone with even mild amounts of bloat there'll be gaps where background tasks jump in to access storage, leaving the buffer to catch up. On a Sandisk Ultra, for instance, there might not be enough speed to catch up in time, whereas a Sandisk Extreme (V30) card might - avoiding a skipped frame or two in the process. Besides that, Duracell's own ad-copy states Full-HD at 1080p repeatedly, so either they're trying to keep this card distinct from their higher-end offerings or they truly don't think it would be reliable doing it.

Hehehehe, yep!, tell me about it ... It's kinda what I asked earlier also: Wouldn't mind some feedback on this product, from (preferably) some actual previous purchaser of this memory card, etc?. Hopefully. :-)

(And fwiw I've managed to get Varta Alkalines at prices equivalent to this in the past so frankly it's not even that great a deal!)

Try: https://www.7dayshop.com/products/7dayshop-aa-and-aaa-intelligent-nimh-pro-ds-sc1000-super-fast-battery-charger-multi-mode-lcd-display-ds-127 Some useless facts: - These GP disposable batteries are very very poor - A tiny minority of devices don't work properly with 1.2v rechargeables - Any device you will consume the batteries in more then 3-5 times before you replace it would be cheaper if you ran it on rechargeables - when you factor in the cost of transportation and recycling of alkalines the financials are even more ridiculously balanced against them, not to mention the environmental impact The whole world should be running low-self-discharge NiMH batteries in almost everything they own by now, and a good charger will go a long way to making this pain free.

I have, but not many.

It's a Danfoss one.

What stat you got? Rechargeables work fine with my netatmo. Not trolling, others may like to know (this would influence me me).

Indeed they do 12 alkaline aa for 1.99 Hyundai brand they do last well

They have 12 alkaline as and aaa for 1.99 they last well too Hyundai brand

Forget these get the next version up with 10 batteries for the same price but they willlast so much longer than these. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10X-LR03-Battery-Duracell-Procell-Industrial-AAA-Alkaline-Batteries-MN2400/361430178131?epid=24021682881&hash=item5426ead953:g:0BkAAOSwS8xZhWtk

It's over priced for simple batteries, Can get quality alkaline batteries for under£3 for 12

They should be cheaper. They're an inferior battery

These'll do for my 3d glasses. Yes, 3D tv is still going strong in my household!!

Sounds like the 'Open' switch in the key fob may be faulty. Does the red LED come on on the keyfob when you hit the unlock button? Failing that swap it out for the spare..... ... The spare you say??????

Agreed. Not only are they prone to leaking, they're also at or near the top of the fake battery tables. Amazon sellers are little different from ebay when it comes to fake batteries. Considering the cost of replacing a damaged key fob - average cost is £260 according to ALA - I'd be happier spending a little more to make sure I'm getting a battery that's not going to leak. It'll cost a little bit more from sellers like these but at least you can be sure the batteries are genuine and long dated.

Really? Duracell over Panny? I've had sooo many Duracell AA batteries leak on me that were 100% genuine and in-date, I have lost count. In fairness it's always batteries that have been left for a long time, but that should be OK Duracell know their batteries leak like sieves but just don't care. By contrast, I have never had a Panasonic battery leak. Most of mine are Enerloops now. Different technology but you are obviously sold on the brand. In my opinion it's a popular brand but one that leaks.

Completely of topic but perhaps someone may have had the same issue:- Seat Leon Key Fob Will always lock the car remotely Will always open the boot by holding the "boot button" remotely Will always open all the windows by holding the unlock door button However Will intermittently open the doors via remote central locking otherwise I have to use the key in the drivers door I know 1st world problems... Has anyone seen this before or know the fix? Have replaced the battery, no difference. Thanks

I've had bad experiences with 7dayshop stuff in the past; but this looks like they have gone off the deep end.

No, I think you've made it pretty clear who the one is. (y)

That just shows your mentality As they say " Their is always one " Need I say more

Oh, I see. In that case why don't you get a sundial and change the channel manually? Then you wont need any batteries at all. You'll save £3.79 and the planet. YOU'RE WELCOME.

The ENVIRONMENT plus you may not always have a spare battrey

GP Ultra AAs are 50p cheaper on Amazon. But nice find in the AAA

I have been buying these batteries from 7datshop for several years and they are excellent batteries. Quick delivery and long lasting high quality. Highly recommended.

Does anyone know is those batteries are good ?

What magnification are these and are they any good for birdwatching?

...which you do via voting things 'hot' so it's more likely to be seen?

I have these, nipple clamps, lol. Nah, mine are 24v heavy duty and long just in case I get a wagon without 12v/24v sockets. Yes, I've had a few.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F230656499052 For the wife

Honda civic 12V obviously! Using an S4 to navigate in southern Ireland when wife plugged her phone in for a charge and... splat! Tried running a lead from the other socket in the boot and splatted that one too! Fortunately my s4 had enough juice to get us where we were going. Have since changed to an A class but too scared to risk trying dual USB port in power socket again (lol)