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RAYOVAC AA 12-Pack HIGH ENERGY Alkaline Batteries
Rayovac High Energy Alkaline Aa Batteries, Long Lasting Batteries, Duracell Coppertop Power
What We Like
- Long-lasting batteries for high use devices and everyday electronics
- Double A batteries are designed to prevent damaging leaks
- Comes in a pack of 12 that makes it cost-effective
Disadvantages
- Batteries may leak
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Results of our analysis:
We analyzed 137,449 reviews for 106 products in the AA Batteries category.
We then analyzed 771 reviews for this product. None were recent.
Around 70% of reviews were positive and about 27% were negative.
Final Score:
8.89 out of 10, based on these factors:
What buyers say about RAYOVAC AA 12-Pack HIGH ENERGY Alkaline Batteries
I have been using these batteries for a year and have not had any problems with them.
The rest will be very loosy once you start using it, because it is just loose and put inside, and it should last 10 years if I didn't have a basic math problem.
I purchased many batteries from other brands, but only 3 of them leaked out, and many of them destroyed my favorite toys.
I got these batteries today and I was excited to use them in my flashlight, because I wanted to see how bright it would be and how dim it would be.
It's worth the cost for the convenience when you compare to buying packs in store for $20, but it's less than expected.
Common Questions
What is the age of the batteries?
I don't know, but we threw the rest of the faulty ones away because there were so many.
Do they come in a package or a box?
The batteries come in a plastic container with a hinged lid. They are loose, but are standing up in the box. when I remove some batteries I put tissue in to keep the box in order. Also, I think these last as long as Duracells.
Can anyone speak to the fact that this product contains chemicals that can cause cancer?
It is a chemical in most all plastic and has to do with the Food and Beverage Industry.
I have ordered them 3 times and never had a problem, but these are rusty and don't work. What do I do?
I'm going to get them from home depot for 27 each, where I can see them before buying.
If these are made in the US, then I will only use them from now on.
I have a friend that works with me.
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