EBL 8 Pack AAA Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries AAA Batteries ProCyco Technology (Typical 1100mAh, Minimum 1000mAh)...

First of all, these batteries, come ready to charge not ready to use. Thats important if youre buying batteries from EBL. Well, these AAA batteries are a new purchase and cant really be reviewed yet but I have purchased EBL batteries and chargers over several years. I have AAA, AA, 9 V, C And multiple chargers. For the past 10 years, I have used EBL batteries in game controllers, flashlights, kids toys, smoke detectors and anywhere else batteries are needed. I have not had a single battery or charger fail. They do not hold charge as long when they get older, but that is to be expected. Excellent product. EBL is a company I go back to again and again.

Works great, reusable, quick change and last a long time, great value and compatibility with what ever you need

I got these for my TV remote. So far I've not had any issues. They charge well and as of now I've not needed to change the batteries yet so it appears the charge is holding well. I much prefer rechargeable to standard batteries. If you're looking for a set of reusable batteries I'd recommend this one.

I have been using rechargeable batteries for a couple of years or more and I had been getting a different brand. I ordered a set of EBL AAs based on price and they worked great - much better than I had been expecting for what I paid, so getting a set of AAAs from them was a no-brainer after that experience. So far I've been very happy with these, they charge quick, hold their charge in storage and last quite a while inside the devices. On top of all that these are an amazing price for a 12-pack. I'm definitely switching to these when I need more rechargeable batteries.

With batteries, it's just a quality and trust thing. I use a ton of rechargeable batteries, and I choose to buy the best. I have used plenty of bad ones and with batteries that generally means, 1. They consistently don't last as long as they should and become fairly useless over say a 2 year period. 2. They go "bad" and leak bad stuff and sometimes even ruin the item they're supposed to be powering. 3. They don't hold as much power as it seems that it should for its given rating. This is very common among lesser brands. If your flashlight runs dim in a week when your last set of batteries regularly lasted 3 weeks, you know they kinda fibbed on that MAH rating. So, after a ton of research and testing several years ago... and now several years of experience, I stick with Panasonic Eneloop, ZeeBooth Basics (surprisingly good batteries), and EBLs. I'm not saying they're the only good ones, just that these are proven to be trustworthy, reliable, safe, and accurate. Oh, and durable... since I switched my entire house to rechargeable batteries as well as using them daily for my medical equipment about 5 years ago, and accumulating close to 200 batteries, I've only had to recycle (because they died) I think 2 of any of these brands. 5 years and going strong! I'd say that's a big money saver. I'd say that's a winner.