Buy One Get One Free Battery World Cordless Phone Battery $24.95 for Two @ Battery World

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[Deactivated] on 20/05/2013 - 21:33 batteryworld.com.au (237 clicks)
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Buy one Battery World cordless phone battery get another one free!

That’s two cordless phone batteries for just $24.95 including 12 month replacement warranty.

Batteries included in offer suit most popular cordless phone brands including Telstra, Uniden, V-TECH, Panasonic, Audioline Easy Touch, Doro 60/60 Dect and cover BWCTB73, BW65AAAH2BMJ, BW80AAM2BMS, BW65AAAH3BMS, BWT380, BW100AAS3BMS, BW65AAAH3BMJ, BWT390.

Limit 4 per customer. Valid until 26/05/2013 or while stocks last. ** For full warranty details ask in store or visit batteryworld.com.au.

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  altomic on 20/05/2013 - 21:59

  +2

  replacement uniden BT-694 BT694S batteries can be ordered on ebay from an Aus seller for $4 each delivered (or cheaper from china with a wait). http://tinyurl.com/bcsvpf5

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    fertiliser on 20/05/2013 - 22:39

    +1

    how long do they work until they cause a fire that destroys your house?

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      altomic on 20/05/2013 - 22:55

      +2

      are they marxist revolutionaries?

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      doogiechap on 20/05/2013 - 23:23

      Most, if not all of these on sale are Ni-MH which are pretty stable (much more stable than Li-Po). I would happily go for the ebay ones anyday with no significant increase of fire risk.
      Batteryworld are ripoff merchants too.

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        DeWalt on 21/05/2013 - 04:05

        +1

        I recently bought 4 replacement batteries from eBay from 4 different sellers for my Panasonic cordless phones. Why 4 from 4 different? Because a friend had a bad experience with "extremely short lived" batteries before I did.
        All 4 of the batteries i received also had very short life spans (I get about 2h from 1 call before the phone goes flat). The suppliers obviously use significantly less chemical/cheaper mix to save $$.
        If anyone knows of a supplier that sells decent batteries, let me know - because I've not had a single success with eBay batteries (even with a copycat Nikon camera battery I bought a few years ago, which was the closest I've come - at about 80% performance of a genuine battery)..

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        Jackson on 22/05/2013 - 10:21

        You need to find a shop that has decent reviews, I have bought a few batteries off DX, and all the well reviewed ones were between satisfactory to as good as original.

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  c64 on 20/05/2013 - 22:19

  +1

  why are cordless phone batteries so expensive?

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    Jackson on 22/05/2013 - 10:22

    Because Batteryworld has to make money somehow.

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  berger on 20/05/2013 - 22:30

  Bang and olufsen beocom 6000 battery.. What's one of them worth?

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  lukeloop on 21/05/2013 - 05:24

  You can make your own using the soldering kit you got from here http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/71284
  and the eneloops you got from here http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/86246

  and here are the instructions

  http://tronixstuff.wordpress.com/2010/03/20/diy-replacement-…

  or for those that like youtube videos http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pde31mDwCaY

  and then call the fire brigade when your house burns down because you were too tight to spend 25 bucks on a pair of batteries.

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    altomic on 21/05/2013 - 07:48

    why would your house burn down if you are using eneloops in a slow charging device?

    that makes no sense.

    can you show some proof that "home made" cordless phone batteries have caused a house fire.

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      lukeloop on 21/05/2013 - 17:44

      I was just putting it out there to be careful altomic. You can do what you like, I am just saying be careful if you don't know what you are doing. I don't want to be even remotely responsible for anyone getting hurt for the sake of a few dollars.

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    Jackson on 22/05/2013 - 10:25

    You can probably save money on the eneloops and buy normal nimh batteries since these phones sit on the charger most of the time

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  ladis on 21/05/2013 - 09:06

  My eBay bought replacement battery is still working after 2 years and lasts significantly longer than the original Uniden (due to its higher mAh rating). Still, $12 per battery when you can return if faulty is not too bad a deal.

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  [Deactivated] on 22/05/2013 - 11:43

  This is only a 'bargain' if you reference it to Battery World's regular prices - which are anything but.
  The only keenly priced product I've ever seen them sell (in, intentionally, very limited quantities) were the 'smoke alarm promo' 9V batteries - and not the recent (3rd of the life) 'super heavy duty' jobbies - but the previous years' alkalines.

  Just to follow up on what altomic said - irrespective of whether you give some Ebay or China store replacement batteries a go, or make up some yourself from solder-tag cells, NiMh batteries don't pose a fire risk on a low current charge.
  Only when there's something amiss with the charger component itself is there a potential issue - but twas ever thus.