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Best deal for batteries?
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Father Christmas is bringing toys that require (bloody) batteries.So need to buy yet more, usually from boots. i usually buy rechargeable, but we always seem to run out of them.:think: . Where can i buy decent, reasonably priced rechargeable batteries from? or should i buy the disposable ones?Thanks
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Found these on hotukdeals
Uniross x-press 300 charger with 4@ hybrio AA 2100 ma £4.98 also 4@ hybrio AAA 800ma £1.50 @ Homebase
Hybrio Ultra Charger + 2 Hybrio AA batteries Only 96p @ Homebase
Failing that online Amazon sometime arent too bad and 7dayshop.co.uk but postage is around £4 there and it takes about 10 days to come
I got this cheap about 2 months back but none in stock now £6.99
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001B0B8C2
12 x AAA Extra-High 1000mAh Capacity NiMH Rechargeable Batteries - £9.99 Delivered - Maplin
Ready charged - Panasonic Infinium Ni-Mh Rechargeable - AA (2100 mAh) - 4 Pack £6.29 del @ 7dayshop0 -
7dayshop.com currently have free delivery on everything in the UK, I have always found them to be really good and really cheap, worth having a look at.0
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www.memorybits.com had a decent offer on a battery charger and battereis a few days ago.My suggestion and/or advice is my own and it is up to you if you follow it, please check the advice given before acting on it.0
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Take a look here , good quality batteries at decent prices.0
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i usually get my rechargeables from lidl when they have them on offer i dont think there's any at the min, but it'sworth keeping an eye out they are usually £1.99 per pack0
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I usually go to either Poundland or Home Bargains for cheap (but decent quality) disposable ones. I got a pack of twelve Kodak AA's in Poundland for a quid last week which as I've got two kids will probably all be gone by Boxing Day!
http://www.poundland.co.uk/pages/offers/batteries.aspxThe fridge is empty, the walls are damp, there's no hot water
And I look like a tramp and tramps like us
Baby we were born to walk0 -
i think there was a good deal coming in morrisons £4.89 for 24 batteries i think0
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I was at Aldi in SE London yesterday and they had all sizes of rechargeable batteries for £1.99 by the checkout counter. They don't have a special weekly shop on it as far as I know, probably leftover from the previous special.0
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I bought one of the uniross sprint battery chargers. Takes about an hour to charge AA batteries. It cost a little more, but it's very quick and I don't have to own as many batteries because of this. You do (aparently) have to buy good quality batteries that can cope with being recharged so fast, which I have done so far as I'm worried cheaper ones will fail or leak.
Anyway, it's good being able to recharge my batteries faster than I could go to the shop and buy another packet.0
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