12 AA - Super Charged Alkaline Batteries in Organizer Box (Insanely Long Lasting), Double A...

Not the best battery I ever used doesn't last as long as others but it works

These are great for cold weather gadgets like minnow buckets. Longest lasting for sure!!

Bought these for Xbox controller I normally get 2 to 2 half days out of a set of batteries I'm retired so I'm using Xbox for all my tv items, theses lasted 3 days slightly better but considering I paid 30.00 almost I could of bought 100 pak of other brand for a few dollars more which would have given more life and affordability over all

Ive already put plenty of these to use as they work great. Even comparing to the name brands they perform quite well, still going strong in my electronics. If they put out more varieties of batteries Id buy them.

It's hard to get excited over a pack of AA batteries. I mean, you buy them and then don't really give them another thought as you use the devices they power. I'm typically hesitant to get batteries that are not from a major brand because, in my experience, they tend to die faster which makes me have to think about them more. This 30 pack of Ninja Labs AA batteries were a good value that happened to cross my path at a time I needed a TON of batteries for all the electronic candles we put out at the holidays. The pack comes neatly boxed and organized which I really like over the plastic clamshell of the major brands - and, given my immediate need, I thought it would be a good chance for a bit of an unscientific test. Using two of my small pillar e-candles, I put two Duracell AA batteries in the candle on the left and two Ninja Labs AA batteries in the candle on the right. To no surprise, both candles powered on nice and bright, but I was looking to see if there would be any performance difference over time (expecting one set would visibly dim or die out). After three weeks of continuous running, I am surprised (and delighted) to find that both are still going strong. I can see no difference in the amount of light each candle is putting out, nor do they seem like they will be quitting any time soon. Of course this is a low-drain application, but given these will go at least a full month of continued use makes them a win in my book. Even if they fail before the Duracell batteries, they have still performed admirably in my opinion. High-drain devices, like toys and R/C cars, might prove different, but for LED lights, remotes, and other more common uses, I feel the Ninja Labs batteries are going to be a good alternative to the major brands. And given the performance, the cost savings with Ninja Labs is nothing to gloss over. Suffice-to-say, I am very satisfied with these batteries. They do the job so that I can forget about them and simply enjoy the devices they power. Will definitely get again.