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Uniross Hybrio rechargeable batteries £3 for pack of 4.
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It is helpful if you can say which store you have tried, i'm guessing there is more than one Asda in Edinburgh.
i am from edinburgh and there are 2 stores,but the most popular one would be at New craighall and i think thats the first one that would spring to mind for most people in edinburgh.0 -
I put in a pair of these and a pair of ordinary MiMH rechargeables in a pair of Wii remotes 3 weeks ago. Both pairs have same power rating. I have changed the ordinary batteries three times now, but still on the original Hybrio.
The failure of the Hybrio to sell is all down to poor marketing.0 -
I don't think that is anything to do with the hybrio technology per se - after all, ordinary NiMH cells do not self-discharge hugely in three weeks. I think it's more about the degree of exaggeration incorporated into the different claims for capacity...Time is an illusion - lunch time doubly so.0
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These are now permanently £4.99 at Wilko (4 pack AAA or AA).0
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4-pack AA rechargeable 2500mh at Lidl this week £1.99. Other types too - same price.0
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Yes, but those are not hybrid batteries.Time is an illusion - lunch time doubly so.0
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