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EBL AA 2800mAh High Performance Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries, 4 Pack
Low Self-Discharge Batteries, Ebl Aa 2800Mah High Performance Ni-Mh Rechargeable Batteries, Super Long Lasting Performance
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Results of our analysis:
We analyzed 137,449 reviews for 106 products in the AA Batteries category.
We then analyzed 74 reviews for this product. Of these, 1 reviews were recent.
Around 82% of reviews were positive and about 14% were negative.
Final Score:
8.97 out of 10, based on these factors:
What buyers say about EBL AA 2800mAh High Performance Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries, 4 Pack
I have a good system where I charge new batteries when my batteries die and then put the dead ones on the charger.
I have been using disposable batteries for a long time, but they don't last as long. I bought more batteries and this will be the only one I use from here on out.
I tried to reach EBL via email but it came back as undeliverable. I'm hoping they'll see this and respond.
I bought these a few months ago and have no issues with them. I used to hate wasting so much money on batteries and they were good for the environment.
I have had no issues with the product since I bought them a few months ago.
Common Questions
Does it work for a 2600 mah 3.7V battery?
It's likely not unless the device is specifically made to support both AA and 14500 lithium batteries.
Are the batteries 18560 3.7v?
The standard AA size is what these are, but the 18560 is much larger.
Will they work for a vape?
I don't use e-cigs, but if they fit, they should work. I've noticed that these sometimes have fit problems as the outer plastic wrapper can sometimes be very slightly thicker than those of standard non-chargingable batteries.
How long does it take to completely charge these batteries?
Several factors determine that; the existing charge/discharge state of the cells, how old they are, whether they have gained a memory effect from partial discharging, and the charge rate which can vary with the type/brand charger you use.
What is the averagevolt for these 1.2?
You should avoid EBL like the plague.
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