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4 Pack AAA Panasonic Eneloop 4th generation NiMH Pre-Charged Rechargeable 2100 Cycles Batteries + Free Battery Holder

Be the first to have the 4th generation panasonic has just announced its new eneloop batteries, which maintain their capacity even after 5 years of storage after recharging. The new eneloop batteries are also rechargeable approximately 2100 times, an increase of approximately 20% compared to previous eneloop batteries which are rechargeable approximately 2100 times You need a battery, which is reliable even when having cold temperatures? Before eneloop was suitable for temperatures as low as -10°C – now even until -20°C. The new eneloop is even more environment-friendly as it is pre-charged with solar energy in Japan

Product Features

  • Ready to use eneloop 4 pack AAA 800mAh, Min. 750mAh
  • pre-charged by solar energy
  • Rechargeable up to 2100 times
  • 70% capacity after 5 years of storage
  • Free Battery Holder

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3 responses to “4 Pack AAA Panasonic Eneloop 4th generation NiMH Pre-Charged Rechargeable 2100 Cycles Batteries + Free Battery Holder”

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    Anonymous

    We’ve (almost) completely stopped throwing away batteries! Excellent reusable batteries for all the remotes, wall clocks, etc. It does run at a slightly lower voltage, so our kitchen timer seems a little more dim than with disposable batteries, but still it works.

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    Anonymous

    The best rechargeables you can get. I could not believe my eyes when I’ve received them and put them on the charger. They were showing over 1.3V after sitting at the amazon warehouse and then getting shipped to me. Typical rechargeable are not that high after just a few days of sitting next to the charger. Just another proof, that Eneloop is always top of the line, while the other brands are a complete gamble.

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    Anonymous

    Handy to have and easy to charge. I am glad I don’t have to go to recycle all the time with my dead batteries. Also don’t have to run to the store in the night when I’m out of that last AAA for the remote control or whatever. I just recharge what I have (although I do keep spares) and in an hour or so, I’m back in business. Economical after the 2nd use. Recharge thousands of times, and the charge stays at about 80% while stored.

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