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Eneloop AA (8 Pack $39.99) & AAA (8 Pack $29.99) Batteries, Shipping ~$10 @ Scoopon

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Was looking somewhere for some more eneloops for work, and these popped up in my email today. The photos say they are made in Japan.

AA 8 pack 1900mAh $39.99
AA 4 pack 1900mAh $24.99
AA 4 pack pro 2500mAh $24.99
AAA 8 pack 750mAh $39.99
AAA 4 pack 750mAh $19.99
AAA 4 pack pro 930mAh $24.99

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  • +5

    What a price, miss DSE very much ….

    • I agree…who would be so daft as to pay that much for a bloody battery? Do these things channel Elvis or something?

    • +1

      If it's not matching Dicky's price, then it's not a bargain price.

  • +3

    Ikdealoops are much cheaper if you can be bothered to go there.

  • +1

    Two trailer park girls go 'round the outside
    'Round the outside, 'round the outside

    Guess who's back, back again
    Eneloops back, tell a friend
    Guess who's back, guess who's back
    Guess who's back, guess who's back

    Welcome back Eneloops!
    We missed you dearly.

  • The AAAs listed as 1900mAh are 750mAh :)

    • woops - fixed…

  • +1

    Doesnt seem that cheap.

  • +1

    No matter what the product description says
    Panasonic eneloops are made in China
    Eneloop pros may still be made in the old Sharp factory in Japan, now owned by Fujitsu ,
    who are the producers of the IKEA batteries , and also Fujitsu branded ni-cads I believe
    Of course this is two year old info from when Dick Smith went tits up ,
    happy the be corrected if someone wants to research for everyone now

    • +1

      Sounds about right but I think you mean Fujitsu NiMh.

      • Yea, that's probably it

  • -1

    Are these any good?

  • These are twice the cost we used to get them for and we have to pay for postage…

  • +2

    I am very disappointed with my eneloops. I have still have some in unopened packets from DSE. I have AA and AAA. tropicals, the white ones brown ones "made in Japan etc. I have had at least 5 fail in the last 2 years. Also I have recharged some and put them back in their packet in a box and 6 months later found they were nearly flat. I am giving the IKEA ones a go and today to try have just bought the ALDI 4 AAA ones which claim to be 2450mAH and low self discharge and only $6.99 i think. I use mine in torches, several garden sprinkler timers, security cameras, and children toys

    • What charger are you using to charge them?

  • Yes ,
    Some of the Dick Smith stock had probably been on the shelf for many years
    Bit of a gamble buying batteries from a bankrupt business

  • well here's an update. when I put the new Activ Energy 2500mAH low self discharge ALDI AA batteries which were manufactured in China Jan 2017 and state "ready to use"

    in my smart charger actually came up as 10% not very promising?

  • I think conditioning and regular use is the best way to get good value out of rechargable batteries
    Otherwise they're a waste money sitting in a draw
    Use it or lose it , as the saying goes

  • I think I'm going to give the Aldi ones a go. The pricing for Chinese Eneloops are far too high to warrant to the build quality risk. I know everything is made in China these days… but nothing of quality I have ever owned has worn a "Made in China" sticker.

    At Aldi pricing, my care factor drops considerably.

    If this IS Japanese stock, then I suspect its pretty old. Plus… when you consider postage is on top, this isn't a great deal to be honest.

  • Won't be Japanese stock if it says Panasonic on the pack ,
    unless it's eneloop pros

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