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Ritz Camera has the Samsung Pleomax Alkaline Batteries AA (EP5493067) and AAA (EP5493065) 28-Pack for $5.05 each. Mix and match 10 boxes for a total of 280 batteries at $50 - $20 off using Google Checkout + $7 shipping = $37 shipped.
This is crazy. I don't think you can find use for 280 batteries.
Exactly, how long do you finish 280 batteries ? A year or two, right ?
This is very good price...
My family can burn through these easy
Connect 280 cells in series, you get 47-foot 420V super battery!
#1 and #2... If you have kids.. and have lot of toys... This is a good deal...
Anybody know if these batteries are any good?
I can't see anyone going thru 280 batteries in a year or 2.....if so you should be using rechargables.
But you can mix and match! So grab 6 AA's and 4 AAA's.
Youc an get these batteries on Batteries.com for $8.99: Brand 50 Alkaline Battery Package - 40 AAs and 10 AAAs
http://www.batteries.com/productprofile.asp?appid=383274
#10 thats no name brand batteries. this is samsung...not so sure that samsungs such a great name...
Hate to sound like the proverbial dirty hippie but if you're even using half this amount of batteries a year you should really think about rechargables. I have kids too and all the toys that go with them, rechargables work just as good, if not better, than throw away alkalines.
batteries also make great gift attachments!
They are all gone
New NYC laws state that alkaline batteries can't be thrown out in the trash. They must be recycled. Hopefully they'll pass this law everywhere soon.
Get recharageables. Eventually they'll pay for themselves.
where's a good place to buy rechargeables??
I didn't know Samsung makes batteries.
Thomas-distributing is my favorite place for rechargeables. Pick up a LaCrosse BC-900 while you're there.
Seriously, the only reason to be using alkalines is if you're giving them away, say, in promo flashlights or something. Otherwise, you'll come out better environmentally AND financially with rechargeables.
Don't forget batteries don't usually expire for like 8 years - you should be able to use 280 batteries by 2013.
The deal has EXPIRED.