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Granicell AAA Rechargeable NiMH Batteries 24-Pack

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Granicell AAA Rechargeable NiMH Batteries 24-Pack are a great option for anyone who uses a lot of AAA batteries in remotes, game controllers, and small electronics. These rechargeable batteries help reduce the need for constantly buying disposables. The 24-pack is available at a significant discount, with a coupon code offering $12.50 off the list price. Prime members also get free shipping. At $12.00, this deal offers a 52% discount compared to the original $25.00 price.

Preis 12.00 €
Statt 25.00 € -52%

Du sparst 13.00 € gegenüber dem nächstbesten Angebot (52%).

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14 Kommentare

  1. Fuchs48

    These are the ones I use in my remote-controlled model trains. For 12 bucks, this is a solid deal. Just make sure they’re AA, not AAA—wait, the title says AAA. Hmm.

    1. Lena_H

      I’ve got a bunch of these in my desk. They’re in my keyboard’s battery compartment. Never had a problem with them. I just charge them once a week, and they last a while.

      1. Steffi_L

        Same here. I’ve got a few packs, and they’re pretty reliable for the price. Not the longest-lasting batteries, but they get the job done.

        1. ChrisL

          I’ve seen some reviews that say these are not the best for high-drain devices. I use them in my headphones, and they last a day or two. But they’re cheap, so it’s not a big deal.

  2. ConnyB

    No, the title says AAA. They’re the rechargeable ones for high-drain devices. I use them in my camera flashes. Not sure if they’ll last as long as the original ones I had.

    1. Lena_H

      I’ve used them in my desk lamp too. They last a few weeks before needing a charge. Not bad for the price, but if you’re using them in high-drain devices, you’ll need to swap them more.

  3. JoergP

    I’ve used them in my garden lights. They last a few months, but I have to remember to recharge them. Not bad for the price, but not great for forgetful people like me.

    1. Paul104

      I use them in my gaming headset. They don’t have the best capacity, but they’re consistent. If you game a lot, you might need to swap them more often.

      1. Pixel19

        I’ve used them in my coffee maker’s water level sensor. They last maybe a month before they start acting up. Not bad for the price, but not great for long-term use.

        1. SandraN

          I’ve been using them in my smart home sensors. They last about a month, but I have to keep track of them. For the price, it’s not a bad trade-off.

          1. DanielOS

            I’ve got a couple of these in my desk lamp. They’re not the best, but they work. I’ve read that the newer NiMH batteries have better capacity. Maybe these are the older versions?

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          2. Fuchs48

            I checked the specs, and they’re standard NiMH. Not the highest capacity, but they’re reliable. If you need something for a few weeks of light use, these are fine.

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      2. ConnyB

        I use them in my garden lights, and they last about a month. I don’t mind replacing them every now and then. For the price, it’s worth it.

    2. Steffi_L

      That’s what I’ve noticed too. They’re good for low-to-mid drain devices. If you’re using them in a remote control or a flashlight, they should last you a while.

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