Energizer Recharge Universal Rechargeable AAA Batteries (8 Pack), Triple A Batteries

Works well. Slightly lower voltage than zinc carbon or alkaline cells. Highly recommended. Long battery life. Saves environment. Saves money if you use the battery regularly. Name brand product assures high quality.

I use rechargeable batteries for our tv headphones in order to hear tv better. I've tried other name brands and fine these last longer even when charged daily sometimes twice. Charge quickly, last a long time.I Recommend these

Batteries work great, they come precharged and ready to go. They recharge in a couple hours using my very old Sony Cybershot nickel metal hydride recharger. Same as the AA I'm glad i got them.

Excelent charger, batteries work just as they should!. Highly recommended.

Edit: Speaking of confusion, appears I incorrectly posted this to the 4 pack Power Plus (B000BESLQK) instead of the correct 8 pack Power Universal (B00OFR34ZC). Ironic as it may be people are reporting Shorter Run Times since they are purchasing 700 mAh instead of 800mAh?---------------Original Review---------------Perhaps - after researching the differences - should have kept the batteries??Will list below some of what I learned...Difference might be usage and requirements of individual devices.There apparently are two types of Energizer rechargeable batteries:-- Energizer Recharge Universal AAA at 700 mAh (this product).-- Energizer Recharge Power Plus AAA at 800 mAh.Recharge Universal can apparently be recharged Up To 1000 Times vs 500 for Recharge Power Plus.Recharge Universal has less capacity than the Power Plus (700 mAh vs 800 mAh).Universal batteries apparently are for Every Day Devices That Drain Batteries Fast, but devices I use tend to ? act up ? when the battery drains to a certain level, so chose longer charge over number-of-recharges. Unfortunately the Energizer website seems to compare Apples to Oranges by stating the AA (not AAA) Universal powers Handheld Gaming for Up To 500 Minutes while Power Plus AA does Up To 380 Minutes In... ...Toys(?!). Although they do say Universal (AA not AAA) handles Up To 165 Photos while Power Plus does 350. Wish I could have tried the Universals for a week to get a true comparison, but since I was returning them - sent back unused.NOTE: The Universal 8-pack I returned in June 2025 had a (Up To) TWELVE Year Battery Life!Called Energizer to ask, and was told those Universal batteries - by date code - had Warranty till 2036.In June 2025, Power Plus had a (Up To) Five Year Battery Life, so depends on usage/requirements.Up To 1,000 re-charges vs 500, Up To 12! Years vs 5 years, but 700 mAh vs 800 mAh.?? Was Universal a better choice in the long run ??May try again for Universal in 2026 now that I have actual information about the differences, and since my Power Plus batteries (5 year lifespan) have 2021 manufacture date codes so will need to purchase replacements next year anyhow.

I bought this 4-pack of Energizer Recharge Universal AA batteries specifically for my home security cameras, and they've honestly exceeded my expectations. They came pre-charged and ready to use, which was a nice touch, but what really impressed me is how long they last. My cameras run continuously, and these batteries keep them powered for days without needing a recharge.After several charge cycles, I haven’t noticed any drop in performance. That tells me these are built to last. It’s also great to know I’m saving money over time and reducing waste by using rechargeables.If you need reliable AA batteries for high-drain devices like security cameras, these are definitely worth it. Highly recommended.

These Energizer are exactly what I needed. The charge last considerably longer than another brand purchased. Definitely a better quality.

I’ve been using this rechargeable battery for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed. It charges quickly, holds its charge for a surprisingly long time, and performs just as well—if not better—than disposable batteries. I’ve used it in everything from remotes to camera gear, and it hasn’t let me down. It’s a great way to save money and reduce waste. Highly recommended for anyone looking to switch to a more eco-friendly and reliable power solution!