$5 Energizer Ultimate Lithium Battery Pack - 2x AA @ Big W Online + $9 Delivery or Click&Collect (Min $40)

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Laza on 25/04/2014 - 00:33 bigw.com.au (131 clicks)
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$5 (Save $4.95) Energizer Ultimate Lithium Battery Pack - 2 x AA @ Big W Online/Click&Collect

Other battery sales can be found here
https://www.bigw.com.au/electronics/household-electrical/bat…

Although this seems to be the best deal.

First time post so please go easy, (I am surprised no one posted this already, except for the expired Big W post).

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  unity1 on 25/04/2014 - 00:51

  Use these to power up Darth Vader https://www.bigw.com.au/electronics/kids-tech/kids-accessori…

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  jv on 25/04/2014 - 00:54

  +1

  Add $9 delivery to the title.

  Click & Collect orders must be $40 or more.

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  cheepwun on 25/04/2014 - 06:42

  +1

  $2.50 per battery (excluding delivery) is getting pretty close to the cost of an eneloop AA, a battery that can be used hundreds of times (at least). $14.62 USD per 4-pack. http://www.amazon.com/eneloop-cycle-Pre-Charged-Rechargeable…

  Or you can opt for the Eneloop USB charger with 2x AA batteries for $16.99 USD on amazon. Or you can get the 4-pack AA with basic eneloop charger for $18.35 USD, which is better value. A $1 AU travel adaptor from ebay can run it here, since the charger is world-voltage capable. There must be very limited uses for this battery where a rechargeable couldn't be substituted for it. Yes they are probably lighter. Yes, they last a while. But cost per charge? Seriously.

  Eneloop batteries are known as low self-discharge, so they don't lose much of their charge when left unused or when used in low-current devices (remote controls, calculators, etc) and they cope with high-current applications (camera flashes, etc) exceedingly well, unlike some lithiums.
  http://www.eneloop.info

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  litoria on 25/04/2014 - 10:57

  I use aa & aaa lithiums for long bushwalking trips. They are roughly half the weight and perform better in cold (freezing) temperatures.

  But I use non-name lithiums, most recently form this ebay seller http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/5-EI-Lithium-AA-Batteries-1-5V-29… At $2 each or less, depending on how many you buy, its cheaper than the above deal