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Poundland rechargeable batteries.

500yearvision
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I heard a rumour that poundland were selling rechargeable AA batteries for...
£1!!!
http://www.poundland.co.uk/pages/offers/batteries.aspx
Can anyone verify that these work okay?
£1!!!
http://www.poundland.co.uk/pages/offers/batteries.aspx
Can anyone verify that these work okay?
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i bought some today, can't say yet if they're any good, i think as they are the lower power type they will be better for slightly lower drain appliances but can't see why they won't work. i imagine i'll use mine for things like clocks but not digital cameras etc.Mum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0
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Hi, I have some of these, have used them twice so far, they seem fine but like rach says no good for when you need a lot of power. Fine for remotes which is what I am using them for.0
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I had some, and they were rubbish. I put one in a clock and a fortnight later it had stopped.
Perhaps I just had a bad batch, but I'd rather pay a bit extra and not be late for work.
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benny777 wrote:Any idea what the power of these are (the mAh figure)? 7 Day shop have 2500 mAh ones (AA) for 2.99 here
They are 800mah and NiCd not NiMh's by the way. They are ok for low power devices: remotes etc.
If you are wanting batteries for digital cameras etc then get NiMh's. Those from 7dayshop mentioned by benny777 are good value. I have quite a few of them and they are great.Ye'!, And!!?. How am I supposed to know?0 -
I agree with the others, I use mine for all the remote controls in the house and they are perfect for that, but they don't last 2 minutes in my digi cam.
Still, I saw some of the same power in Currys for £7.99 last week!Lightbulb Moment: Feb 2007 :idea:
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Most rechargable batteries do not reach their full capacity until they have gone through around half a dozen charge-discharge cycles.
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We bought some too and we'll use them in low-drain devices. 800 mAh is no worse than many of our older NiCd's which are starting to die now.0
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Any ideas if they would be any good in an mp3 player please?The Early bird may catch the worm ...but its the second mouse that gets all the cheese!0
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I've bought rechargeables (aa, aaa, radio control car batteries) from Vapextech on Ebay - seem to be a good price for high capacity batteries.0
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