Duracell9 V Rechargeable Batteries (Pack of 1), 9 V 170 mAH, Long Lasting Power

4 years later, work great, charge quickly, last around a day or 2 of use, just little cosmetic wear on the batteries but its expected, cant complain!

I actually can't remember the last time I bought a normal set of non-rechargeable AA batteries as I've been purchasing rechargeable Duracell batteries for years now. I have a man drawer with a few spares in that have been charged up so I always have some handy when I need them. Unlike non-rechargeable batteries I find that you don't get much warning with these before they are nearly completely depleted so it's a good idea to have a few pre-charged ones spare.Despite lots of devices using Li-Ion batteries these days I've actually found that the number of devices around the house that require AA batteries has increased. Things like digital cameras, remote controls, wireless computer keyboards, wireless mice, console joypads, Oculus Rift touch controllers, children's toys and even electronic doorbells, to name a few, all still seem to require them.The nice thing about these batteries is that they arrive pre-charged so they don't require charging (although I suspect they will not be charged to 100%). They also claim to retain 80% of their change after 12 months if they are not used which is great news for the ones that I have stored in the man drawer. These can also be recharged up to 400 times... if that's true then these are going to last a long time! Of course it will be difficult to verify these claims for a while but if they fail to live up to expectations then I will update my review. They also come with a 5 years warranty with Duracell - I hope I never need to use it!These seem to be genuine batteries and look like the real thing. I used a couple of them recently (for Oculus Rift touch controllers) and they appear to be working fine so I have no complaints so far!Pros:- Amazing value compared to regular non-rechargeable batteries- 2500mAh so should be good for more demanding devices- Batteries come pre-charged (although unlikely to be 100% charged)- Hold their charge when not in use (i.e. 80% of charge after 1 year)- Can potentially be recharged up to 400 times- 5 year warranty- Better for environment than non rechargeable batteries as you are reusing them repeatedly as opposed to disposing of them (batteries are full of harmful chemicals and heavy metals).- WAY cheaper from Amazon than the local supermarkets (nearly half the price)Cons:- Perhaps a little expensive when compared to non-rechargeable batteries but they really do pay for themselves after a few charges.- You get very little warning when the batteries are running out of charge. Always a good idea to have some on standby.Neutral:- As with any rechargeable battery it requires time to recharge

Ideal for DSLR cameras tried all kinds of rechargeable batteries this works lovely

Good batteries, but pricey.Always buy Duracell now.

It works well.Not sure if Duracell have made a multi size battery charger that covers every domestic battery?If so I’d go for that one as there’s always an odd battery that you wish you could charge.Saying that, this has saved me a lot of money and I would recommend getting one.

Duracell batteries last longer than other batteries and I have not found faulty ones despite using many. Since so many devices take batteries, you can spend a fortune, especially in game controllers. So, it is a great idea to get rechargeable batteries and Duracell is a reliable brand.

always buy when there is a deal.... last time i bought a duracell rechargeable was few years back.... dont buy other crappy brands as they have never lasted in use and recharges compared to duracell.... its worth that extra few quid

Good make at a good price in comparison to all the other brands found looking at all the different brands and all the different prices a bit of a head banger to be honest so went for good brand