Memorex High Performance AA Alkaline Batteries, 50 Pack
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Memorex High Performance AA Alkaline Batteries, 50 Pack
Customer Review: cheap batteries
Summary: 4 Stars
I really can not find this good everlasting deal in local stores(also I should mention tax). I use this battery for my logitech optical mouse and toothbrush,and it works for months. However I do not suggest you use this battery for some certain cameras which will drive you mad to the anger of changing batteries. But it's not the fault of this battery. I will give a 4 for this battery.Customer Review: Good batteries
Summary: 4 Stars
At 30 cents a piece (=60 cents a pair), these Memorex batteries are good alkaline batteries. However, don't expect to use them in digital cameras, as they won't last long. For digital cameras that take AA you should use NiMH rechargeable batteries. The Memorex is great for other electronics such as CD players, MP3 players, portable radios, etc.Customer Review: Good Buy
Summary: 4 Stars
I use these batteries when I need power immediately and I don't have a set of rechargeables ready to go. I also use them as backups - so I don't get caught without power and have to pay $1 a battery at supermarkets and convenience stores.
Unfortunately, my kids keep stealing them instead of recharging their own set.
Customer Review: Decent for the price...
Summary: 4 Stars
usually when i buy batteries in bulk, i store them in a cool place or even the fridge... i used these batteries in my digi cam that just ate batteries like crazy... worked out very well but i ended up switching to rechargables on the digi cam and used the rest of these for my remot controls...Customer Review: On rechargeable batteries
Summary: 4 Stars
In response to Sina Neshatian (1/16/05): I gave up on rechargeable batteries because: 1) They don't take as much charge as alkaline, even when brand new; and 2) They run down far more quickly. I think they would be very appropriate for uses less demanding than mine.