Energizer 9V Alkaline Batteries, 6 Count

Best lithium battery, but don't think they outperform for the price. Yes they hold a charge for years when not in use, so they're good in low power consumption products, but are not worth the money compared to alkaline when using in a flashlight and measuring hours of light time vs. cost of battery. Triple the price does not equate to triple the hours of use, but they'll hold a charge and do not deteriorate in voltage over long periods of time when not in use. Good for storage, emergencies, use in a flashlight that sits in a car unused for a long time. But if you're burning up batteries with high use in toys and daily use, go with Alkaline.

Good price, good product.

D batteries, haven't used these forever and the unit I power this with has a USB C port but no rechargeable battery I guess; strange. So far so good; 1 month and still going strong.

I use the Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries throughout my Airbnb to keep essential devices — from smart locks to remotes — running smoothly. They last significantly longer than standard batteries, which means fewer replacements and more peace of mind. Guests benefit from uninterrupted convenience, and I appreciate the dependable performance. Long-lasting, low-maintenance, and a smart investment for any hosting setup.

All of our smoke detectors needed new batteries. These were the win. They last a year and will be replaced with like kind. Easy to install and good value

Works great for our outdoor security cameras. Batteries are long lasting. We tried other brands, but these hold up the best, and we don’t have to change batteries as often. It was a noticeable difference when we switched to using these.

Some reviewers here have mentioned their batteries arrived opened and have even expressed concern that those they received were used. My batteries were but one item in a larger order and when they arrived I found them in their original packaging and laying on the bottom of the shipping box. However, when I removed the battery package from the shipping box, the bottom end of the battery plastic blister detached from the battery package's cardboard flat underside and the batteries spilled out. I have looked at the packaging closely and believe this happened because the glue that secures the edges of the plastic blister battery cover to the package's cardboard underside is inadequate and failed. I do not believe that this is a result of someone having deliberately opened the package. This product is fulfilled by Amazon and they're trustworthy. I do think that these batteries were developed for the UK market and not the US market because mine had an insert in them for a UK-based organization called "which" and this insert indicated these batteries were named a "Best Buy" by that organization in their December 2011 ratings. The web site for this organization began with www, was followed by the word "which", and then ended with the .co.uk extension. I know that if I wrote that here as a web address it would be automatically removed before this review was posted. But otherwise, their performance as a battery is in no way different than it would be if the packaging was intended for the US market. I decided to give these a try after reading the 2014 Consumer Reports AA battery ratings. This battery scored 95/100 and the next closest was the Energizer Advanced Lithium AA Battery 4 Pack , at 77/100. The top rated alkaline battery, Duracell Quantum Alkaline AA Batteries 28 Count , scored 57/100, so you can see how based on these ratings, I decided to spend the extra money and give Energizer Ultimates a try. The article I am referring to also had some other interesting advice. According to the article, lithium batteries are better in cameras and other "high drain" devices than alkaline. Alkaline batteries are recommended for use in low-drain devices such as flashlights and remote controls. Some alkaline batteries apparently perform almost as well as lithium when used in low-drain devices. Again, the Duracell Quantum was their highest-rated alkaline AA battery. The article indicated that most alkaline batteries "have a shelf life of about seven years, though some makers claim up to 10 years. And you do not have to store them in the refrigerator to prolong life, contrary to any old-wives' tale you might have heard." It didn't say what the shelf life was for lithium batteries and didn't even imply that there was one. The package for these Energizer Ultimates I received indicates that they should be used by 2026. They're terrific batteries, the best I've ever used, and I don't think you'll be disappointed either.

Great price

I purchased these batteries for my Blink Outdoor camera system, as they were the ones it came with initially, and I have been extremely impressed with their performance. I currently have eight Blink cameras, and I now use these batteries in all of them. I’ve tried other lithium batteries before, but none have matched the consistency, reliability, and long-lasting power of these Energizer ones. Each AA battery weighs just 33 grams, making them noticeably lighter than standard alkalines, which is helpful when using multiple cameras or other portable devices. With a capacity of 3000 mAh, they provide significantly more energy than standard alkaline AA batteries, which typically range from 2000–2500 mAh. This higher capacity means they can deliver longer runtime, particularly in high-drain devices, so I don’t have to replace them frequently. In my Blink cameras, they have lasted up to six months even with heavy use, which is exactly what I need, as I often use the live view feature. The description states that they operate effectively across a wide temperature range, from -40°C to +60°C, so they can handle both cold winters and hot summers without issue. While I haven’t personally tested them at those extremes, they have been in my Blink cameras in direct sunlight on the hottest days of the year and performed flawlessly. They haven’t experienced the cold of winter yet, but if they can handle -40°C, it won’t be a problem here in the UK. I’ve had no issues with leaks or device problems, and the batteries deliver consistent, reliable power throughout their life. Although these are more expensive upfront than regular alkalines at £9.25 for a 4 pack, they are excellent value for anyone needing dependable, long-lasting power. I normally try to wait until they are on offer, as even with their longevity, buying enough for all eight of my Blink cameras can still hurt the wallet. However, having been stung before by cheaper lithium batteries that barely lasted a month, I’d rather invest in quality and peace of mind, which is exactly what you get from Energizer. Highly recommended! Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope that you found it helpful and that it assists you in your decision-making. I try to be as honest and fair as possible, as those have always been the reviews that helped me the most.

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good value

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