Energizer NH15BP-4 Rechargeable AA Battery 4 Pack
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Customer Review: Good Capacity/Bad Charge Retention
Summary: 1 Stars
While these batteries have a higher mAh rating than other brands, I've seen much better performance from my Duracell and even some generic rechargeable batteries. I cannot say for certain you'll have the same bad experience, as it depends what you use them for, but for me they barely seem to make it 2-3 months and sometimes only weeks before they lose too much charge to be of use. They're nearly worthless to me. I almost never use them anymore.
I'm replacing these with Duracell ones that are advertised to hold their charge for a year, so hopefully those will work as promised. I just cannot advise going with Energizer after using these. Try another brand.
Customer Review: Does not hold a charge
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought 8 of these, and they are utterly worthless for my needs. I'll charge the batteries for my digicam and GPS and they'll work fine that day. I used them 4 at a time in my camera and 2 at a time in my GPS. I did try switching them around to make sure it wasn't a problem with a battery or two, they all did the same thing. If I leave the equipment off for the day the batteries are dead the next time I try to turn the equipment on. I might as well just plug my equipment in, these batteries are not worth the cost.
For what it's worth, the 2200 mAh Energizer batteries have been much better--they actually hold a charge.
Customer Review: Buyer beware! Totally unreliable!
Summary: 1 Stars
I emphatically second NLee's description of the unacceptably high self-discharge rate of these utterly unreliable batteries. I figured I was "all set" because I bought two sets of these batteries for my Canon PowerShot A630 a year and a half ago, so that I'd always have a fully charged set in reserve. Guess again!! Every time one set wears out, my backup set has died on their own via self-discharge and I end up having to use regular non-rechargeable batteries. For a while I thought there was something wrong with my camera, but my cheapo RadioShack battery meter tells me otherwise. AVOID THESE BATTERIES LIKE THE PLAGUE!!Customer Review: Very short charging cycle!
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought 3 packs of this Energizer rechargeable battery half a year ago and used 3 each time for my radio. I found the battery lifetime after each charge is gradually decreasing over time. Now is about 3-4 hours of listening time in my radio after each charge. If I use one-time non-rechargeable batteries, it lasts 30+ hours. This is a big surprise to me because I have to recharge these batteries every 3-4 days in the Energizer charger for at least 4 hours and it is very inconvenient. I would not recommend these batteries if you are looking for equivalent performance as normal non-rechargeable batteries.Customer Review: Disaster - the bunny needs CPR
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought these batteries and they were a total disaster. They would run out very quickly and need frequent recharging. When I left the batteries (fully charged) alone for a few days I would come back to find them completely drained. I ordered the "GE/Sanyo eneloop 4 Pack AA NiMH" on Amazon, and they were great. I don't have to charge them too often, and I can leave them for weeks and use them again for another round of photos. I highly recommend you steer clear of the Energizer, and go with the GE/Sanyo which is about the same price. Unlike these Energizer batteries, the GE/Sanyo keep going and going...