Deal:
40 Pack AA + 10 AAA Alkaline Batteries $9 at Batteries.com
Batteries.com has a 40 Pack AA + 10 Pack AAA Alkaline Batteries for $10.65 - 25% code FINE [Exp 3/26] + $1 shipping = $9 shipped. Add the item to cart and apply the coupon code to get the discount. They come packed in a stylish organizer tray to keep the batteries organized.
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#1
RavinDJ - Posted 9:17 am PDT 03/21/07 (293 Posts)
I just tried ordering and I don't even know if my order went through. Their site is horrible. After checkout, they directed me to a one-time-offer.com and when I clicked NO, it just stopped there. No confirmation. WTF?!?!?
#2
LiveSquid - Posted 9:23 am PDT 03/21/07 (1978 Posts)
anyone know about the MaH rating on these?
#3
grumpydog - Posted 9:44 am PDT 03/21/07 (1319 Posts)
wow #1, not really worth the hassle for 10% off retail.
I think harbor freight beats this deal on a sale if you need a pack of 24 AAs or AAAs
I get alkaline AAAs at albertsons, they go on sale, in 4 packs at 10/10.00 (aka 1.00)
I dont hardly buy disposable AAs (use rechargables at $1 each)
but they have those too at the same deal.
I usually get some 9volt heavy duty batteries at walgreens, the sale price there is 0.29 or 0.39 each.
stylish organizer tray? the picture looks like a cardboard box!
I think harbor freight beats this deal on a sale if you need a pack of 24 AAs or AAAs
I get alkaline AAAs at albertsons, they go on sale, in 4 packs at 10/10.00 (aka 1.00)
I dont hardly buy disposable AAs (use rechargables at $1 each)
but they have those too at the same deal.
I usually get some 9volt heavy duty batteries at walgreens, the sale price there is 0.29 or 0.39 each.
stylish organizer tray? the picture looks like a cardboard box!
#4
BensBargains - Posted 12:52 pm PDT 03/21/07 (1142 Posts)
Recharge, reuse, recycle
#5
iolaire - Posted 2:12 pm PDT 03/21/07 (9 Posts)
I bought something like this pack off of this site and they are horbable for cameras. They seem to work fine for low draw uses.
#6
captainobvious - Posted 6:14 pm PDT 03/21/07 (1 Posts)
You don't want horbable batteries!
#7
peas - Posted 10:38 pm PDT 03/21/07 (579 Posts)
I prefer the Ultra Low Self Discharge NiMH rechargeables. The Sanyo Eneloopb batteries retain 85% of their charge after 1 year! That rivals Alkalines. Unlike Alkalines, the ULSD batteries have much higher capacity and can be recharged 500-1000 times.
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