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Adorama 4 AA NiMH Batteries + Charger $10 at Adorama
Adorama has the Adorama 4 AA Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) 2300 mAH Rechargeable Batteries with 2-Hour 110/220 volt AA & AAA Quick Charger & Car Charger for $10 with free shipping. 100% memory free so you don't have to fully discharge the batteries before recharging. [Compare]
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#1
Agent - Posted 4:19 pm PDT 09/10/09 (316 Posts)
Didn't know Adorama had their own brand of battery/chargers, but still, I'd stick to Sanyo Eneloops.
#2
bc5434 - Posted 4:35 pm PDT 09/10/09 (57 Posts)
i wont risk that even for $10.00
#3
mikneb - Posted 5:42 pm PDT 09/10/09 (63 Posts)
FYI #1. Digital Concepts is not an Adorama brand. I have a couple of card readers with that brand that I got at Office Max a few years ago.
Don't know about the batteries/charger, but their card readers are a cut above most.
Don't know about the batteries/charger, but their card readers are a cut above most.
#4
yjc1 - Posted 6:40 pm PDT 09/10/09 (148 Posts)
have this. charger and batteries are terrible
#5
doomed - Posted 6:58 pm PDT 09/10/09 (710 Posts)
Digital concepts makes cheap products both quality and price wise.
#6
samijubal - Posted 7:26 pm PDT 09/10/09 (571 Posts)
No way it could be any good for $10. Four decent batteries cost more than that.
#7
bunnie - Posted 7:43 pm PDT 09/10/09 (264 Posts)
Eneloop batteries are the best Ni-Mh I have found and Amazon has a great price on them.
LaCrosse makes the best charger I've found for these.
I got this advice on Ben's over a year ago and having bought and used the Eneloop batteries and LaCross charger for that long certainly proves they gave me good advice. Happy to pass it along.
LaCrosse makes the best charger I've found for these.
I got this advice on Ben's over a year ago and having bought and used the Eneloop batteries and LaCross charger for that long certainly proves they gave me good advice. Happy to pass it along.
#8
churkie - Posted 8:39 pm PDT 09/10/09 (54 Posts)
Go eneloop. you won't be disappointed.
#9
nortlen - Posted 11:53 pm PDT 09/10/09 (12 Posts)
I heard from friends that Digital Concept brand is horrible. That's why you find them a lot at DD's and Ross..
#10
cashgen - Posted 11:55 pm PDT 09/10/09 (42 Posts)
I got some Sanyo rechargeable batteries from over 10 years ago and they still work, but doesn't hold charge like new anymore. Sanyo's the best.
#11
bbarker - Posted 12:07 am PDT 09/11/09 (293 Posts)
I've stopped buying regular NiMH batteries as well. I look for any of the pre-charged/hybrid/low-self-discharge ones. I haven't really seen that much difference in the brands. They have a bit less mAH rating, but the long shelf life makes them much better for everything I use.
#12
SelfGovern - Posted 7:36 pm PDT 09/13/09 (1803 Posts)
Fry's has an occasional deal on AA Rayovac low-discharge, 4-pack for under $5.00. These are supposed to be close to or as good as eneloops.
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