Sanyo Eneloop Rechargeable Battery Charger AA 4 Pack and AAA 2 Pack

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everyone says these are the best rechargeble's in the world, so i figure i give it a try, seems good quality and it was pre-charged, i am using it in my rc car, and it has lasted quite a long time right out of the package, only problem for me is i dont like the charger it came with, aaa's fit but very loose, if i had a second chance, i would just get the batteries and buy a different charger

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This is a great charger/battery combo. I needed these as my Intec Battery Packs for my Xbox 360 controllers were on their last legs. These have got me well over 30 hours playing time off one charge which is amazing. These batteries hold a charge like no other, simply amazing. The only way I can't see this working for someone is if they have a lot of devices that use 1 battery. I'm extremely happy with my eneloops, so much so that if I need any more batteries, I'll be grabbing these again.

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Enelooops are the best rechargeable batteries on the market. Lasts a very long time in cameras and flashes. They retain their charge much longer than regular rechargeables. Great for remotes and devices that don't drain much battery. Also great for wireless mice. Good price when on sale.

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6 high quality 2000 mAh batteries with a charger for $19.99 is an absolute steal. I'm very impressed with their ability to hold a charge as well, they blow my other batteries out of the water.Highly recommend this product if you are in the market for batteries... try to get these on sale!

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Got this on sale for about 20$. The batteries have very low discharge rate compared to the energizers that I had.

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i actually just purchased these batteries cause it allowed me to get the $4.99 shipping for my order as opposed to the $47 that i would have had to pay. I have absolutely no regrets about buying them though as they were on sale anyway.

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These were just what I needed to replace my tired, old Ni-MH cells, some of which are going on 8+ years old now and can barely hold a charge for a week without completely draining.

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wishi casnt a limit of 1 when they were on special great buy

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Bought this on sale for $15.00, wow how do you beat it at that price. Runs my camera and all sorts of other gadgets.Keep the specials coming NCIX.Ps had the wife pick one up as well,lol!!

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This is a great deal for the batteries and charger when on sale. These are pretty much the best batteries out there.

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I've been using Eneloop batteries for several years now. Whenever I get a chance to pickup some more for cheap, I jump on it.Eneloops seem to hold their charges forever. Before getting them, I had lots of rechargables going bad from sitting in the drawer - they drained entirely, took damage, and then could not be recharged. With Eneloops having a multi-year discharge time, that's not a problem. They never get to the point where their internals take damage.I now have roughly 30 batteries, and none have gone bad yet. I recharge a set(two batteries) roughly once or twice per week, so I've probably recharged about 600 batteries so far. No noticeable capacity drops in any of them - although it should be noted I haven't tested that with actual tools.The only con I can think of with these is the up-front cost - but with six batteries and a charger costing $14.99 on NCIX's last grand opening sale, who can complain about that? These things pay for themselves in no time at all.One final note - don't use the Eneloop charger on other NiMH batteries, and don't charge other NiMH batteries in the Eneloop charger. A friend of mine thought it would be fine, but it did not work fine. In both situations the batteries got very very hot, and now have sharply reduced capacities.

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These things hold a charge really well, even if left for months with out use.I have noticed no decline in their capacity after years of use. I used them in my flash gun, camera, remote control, rock band controllers.I've had troubles with other type of rechargeables, but these things seem too good to be true.I bought them on sale quite a few times and they are well worth it.

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I bought this on sale and compared to other rechargeable batteries these last noticeably better in my digital camera and my cordless mouse.

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Got a good deal on this pack. I have the original fast charger but this one that's included will do for stuff I don't need in a hurry. These are great batteries. Use them for almost everything. Mostly in my camera flashes and they do really well in there.

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Regarding the batteries, which are NiMH, I can't really find any faults. They do well in cold weather, don't suffer from memory effect, and will last a long time in terms of how often they can be recharged. The charge in NiMH batteries can last a long time too, even if they're just sitting unused on the shelf. If you hate those old rechargeable nickel cadmium batteries as much as I do, but still want something better and more economical than alkalines, NiMH is definitely the way to go. I now own a ton of them which is why I needed a bigger charger.Using them in my Xbox 360 controllers is probably the best bang for the buck I've found so far. Microsoft charges an arm and a leg for their own brand, which died on me after five years of heavy use and many many recharge cycles (I believe they're NiMH too). Even though I game quite a lot, these Eneloops last forever before needing to be recharged. I use NiMH's in lots of other stuff too, including a toothbrush, several LED lights, and too many remotes to count. Overall I'm very pleased with them and won't ever go back to alkalines.Regarding the charger, I have mixed feelings. It doesn't come with any instructions at all, which is odd. Thankfully I managed to find a PDF on the Sanyo website. For those interested, the model number written on the back of this charger is NC-MQN09. When the light is on, it is charging. When the light turns off, it is finished charging. Pretty simple. The main downside is that this charger can only charge two or four batteries at a time. It cannot do one or three, though Sanyo does have other similar looking models that can. Thankfully I also have a Duracell charger that can do one and two, so it's not an issue for me.Another odd thing which I found in the instructions is that you're not supposed to plug the charger into an AC wall socket upside-down. It says the charger will think the batteries are done charging when in reality they're not. Additionally, the package was hard to get into and was much larger than it needed to be, which is kind of a waste for a product that is supposed to be "green" and could also potentially increase the cost of shipping. I also found packaging glue all over the back of my charger, which I had to carefully scrape off before I could fold the AC prongs out. Lastly, getting AAA batteries seated properly can be challenging due to how the springs are designed.So to sum everything up, I would give the batteries 5 stars easily. However, the charger only deserves 3 stars. I decided not to let its limitations bother me though as the price I paid is the same as it would cost for six NiMH batteries anywhere, making the charger basically free. The inability to charge an odd number of batteries can be a potential deal breaker though, so you might want to check out the Sanyo NC-MQR06 instead.http://www.eneloop.info/home/manuals-and-catalogue.html

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These batteries charge up quickly - at least right out of the box. They power up my devices and do so reliably.

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Excellent long lasting rechargeable batteries perfect for remotes and cameras.

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Just bought the covers to allow use in C and D equipment. Can not go wrong with these batteries.

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man these things last forever, come precharged you cannot go wrong with these, I bet I have over 50 various ENELOOPS...LOL

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Work well, easy to find on my clutered desk.There's not much else to say about these, they are batteries.