- Batteries work in all NiMH chargers
- No memory effect so batteries won't lose charge capacity over time
- Ideal for high drain devices
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Finally - a rechargeable that I actually like!,
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This review is from: Rayovac Rechargeable Hybrid Batteries, AAA-size, 4-count Carded Pack (Pack of 2) (Health and Beauty)
It's an on-going love/hate relationship. I really want to find a rechargeable battery that 1 - takes a charge and 2 - holds a charge. NiCads were not the answer because the capacity was too low, they drained over time and there was that annoying "memory" thing. It looked like NiMH's were a good fix, but I got ticked off that there was never any juice left when I went to use them. For a long time I used re-chargeable alkaline, but if they drained to zero, they were junk; also they stopped making them.
So here comes the Hybrid from Rayovac and I must say that I really like them. They take a charge and they hold it for a long time. Proof? - I have a high end flash for my DSLR. It uses 4 AA batteries. It takes a lot of juices to fire off a flash (FYI - it will illuminate the entire backyard at night and I have a big back yard!). One drawback of the big flash is the re-cycle time. When you shoot, you do not want to wait for the unit to re-charge for the next photo. The answer is to always use fresh, alkaline batteries, but this is expensive and a waste. I was pleased that these Hybrids recycle faster than brand new alkalines (I was surprised at this) AND they can sit in my flash for months and still be ready to go when I need them. Finally - someone has got it right!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Cheaper option for low discharge batteries,
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This review is from: Rayovac Rechargeable Hybrid Batteries, AAA-size, 4-count Carded Pack (Pack of 2) (Health and Beauty)
These are the new breed of Nickel Metal Hydride batteries. Now you can use them for your TV remotes, clocks, etc. where you need longer shelf lives. One of the reasons why NiMh batteries have become so popular was the proliferation of digital cameras. But for those casual shooters, who sometimes leave there batteries in the cameras and 3 months after pick it up for another special occasion; they often found it as a surprise that their batteries are depleted. Well, with these new batteries, it is no longer the case. Pros: + Low discharge. Ordinary NiMh batteries discharges even just sitting on the shelf. + Works with your existing NiMh battery chargers. + Conventional size and dimension. I had other batteries that I have to use a screwdriver to remove from my camera because it is bulkier than other "AAA's". + Cheapest price as compared to other named brands (Eneloops, Duracell) Cons: - More expensive than ordinary NiMh
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best rechargeables for slow drain devices...,
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This review is from: Rayovac Rechargeable Hybrid Batteries, AAA-size, 4-count Carded Pack (Pack of 2) (Health and Beauty)
If you are looking for batteries for something like a keyboard, mouse or remote control, these can't be beat when you consider price. Standard rechargeable batteries will discharge on there own over a short period of time however the "Hybrid" types such as these will hold their charge for a very long time and therefore serve as great batteries for slow drain devices. You do have a couple other options like the Sanyo Eneloop and the Kodak with the white label. I own several of these and the Kodak's and I would say I prefer these because they seem to be a little cheaper and perform the same however they are much harder to find...
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