expired 800mAh Rechargeable Sanyo Eneloop AAA Battery Pack of 4 - $9.95 + $4.95 Shipping from ShoppingSquare
This was posted 10 months 27 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal
I think this is pretty cheap for eneloop AAA rechargable batteries. I've been looking everywhere for these at a low price.
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+4 votestsunamisurfer on 29/06/2012 - 12:01 ¶Pretty good…but I'll wait for 8 Pack for $20 inc postage.
- +1 votetsunamisurfer on 29/06/2012 - 12:21 ¶
My apologies, I just remembered the previous 2 DSE 8 pack for $20 delivered deals were for AA's.
+1 votegoogolplex on 29/06/2012 - 12:50 ¶Darn it. Two packs adds up to about $7.50 for shipping.
Come on DSE please beat this deal!
This has been sitting in my Amazon wishlist for a while. If you made a bulk purchase, this could be good as well. Is this product different to the one listed here?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005ILYG4M- Johnny-Kun on 29/06/2012 - 12:59 ¶
According to the specs on Amazon, these look the same to me. Only difference is this one glitters ;)
Think they released a new generation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eneloop
+6 votesgandhi28152 on 29/06/2012 - 13:30 ¶i think this is expensive… after the postage.
Here are the cheap ones !!!
advantage : FREE CASE, same 800mAH
disadvantage : NOT GLITTERING.. does it really matter?http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SANYO-eneloop-AAA-x-4-NiMH-Rechar...
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SANYO-eneloop-AAA-x-8-NiMH-Rechar...
or lite version 8 off no case
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SANYO-eneloop-LITE-AAA-x-8-NiMH-R...
other than the dicksmith glitter 8 packs AAA free delivery, the best i can find cheap is on ebay…
+1 voteSame, I've bought from lightnspace as well with no problems whatsoever! A 24% saving is not to be sneezed at, especially if you can wait a couple of weeks for delivery from Korea!
This would have been a great deal, but it's crippled significantly by SS outrageous shipping! :s
+1 voteNot a good deal, $15 for 4 x AAA eneloops isnt worth it.
Also I have bought 3 packets (of AA's) from this eBay seller and they are legit, all are good on my MAHA C9000 and cross refrenced with images and other packets of eneloops I have bought from DSE and they are all genuine.
Even $10 (including shipping) for these I wouldn't call a deal as that is pretty much standard eBay price for real AAA eneloops.
- gandhi28152 on 29/06/2012 - 15:27 ¶
yes, so do i… i have bought from them with no problem… considering the transaction on this particular item which you can check from the history, the percentage to received any defective product or broken case/package is low…
+3 votesbrucefromaustralia on 29/06/2012 - 17:47 ¶I found the Eneloop Lites from this supplier to be great value. Twice the batteries for less money!
8 AAA Lites for $13.50 delivered http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SANYO-eneloop-LITE-AAA-x-8-NiMH-R... etcMost of my AAA use is in remote controls - which have very low drain, so a low discharge battery with lower Ahr is very suitable. 600mAhr Lites charge quicker, lighter, last longer (2000 charges), & cost less.
So unless you have a higher drain application needing the 800mAhr, AAA Eneloop Lites are better!
- +1 votebrucefromaustralia on 29/06/2012 - 19:50 ¶
Read above comments about this seller - Eneloops seem genuine batteries & packaging, seller states is genuine, others have tested & say is genuine specs with this seller.
I am very happy with the AAA Eneloop Lites, & got my AA Eneloops from DS deal. (Little difference in capacity with AAA Lites, but AA Lites are much less capacity than full Eneloops.)
Jabba the Hutt on 29/06/2012 - 13:43 ¶I don't agree with gandhi28152's neg, but the Korean eBay seller he mentioned might be worth a look. I took the $11 gamble a few weeks ago; the batteries arrived in two weeks and look like this (after I already opened the pack and took two out):
http://i50.tinypic.com/11kxfg8.jpg
http://i50.tinypic.com/flyjhf.jpg
Haven't yet run them through a refresh on my La Crosse to see if there's anything odd about them, but I will do so and report back. Might take a few days since the refresh does quite a few charge/discharge cycles.
the one you received seem to be genuine Eneloop by the look of it.
just for reference:
the eBay Eneloop shown above are opened by Jabba the Hutt
at first I thought it was shipped like that, opened by seller,
but my doubt clears after reading Jabba's post, he put the packaging back! :D- Jabba the Hutt on 01/07/2012 - 10:44 ¶
Argh, silly me - the refresh had finished this morning for all cells but I cut the power to the recharger before recording the results. But basically, both the Dick Smith-bought and Korea-sourced AAAs had a capacity of just over 800mAH and similar voltage readings by the end of the refresh.
- Jabba the Hutt on 01/07/2012 - 10:48 ¶
A lot of that difference is just labelling - the alkalines will start at 1.5V but can easily drop to 1.2V and below once half full. The NiMHs might start nearer to 1.4V fully charged, with less of a voltage drop than alkalines during use (until it's almost depleted, where the dropoff will be more sudden than an alkaline).
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Shipping $4.95. May want to include that, since most people would need to know.