Sorry first post, don't really know what to say here.
Was looking for light batteries to put into my g603 mouse, came across these.
Bunnings seems to also have a similar sale on the same product if that is easier to get to than Woolworths.
½ Price Energizer Lithium Ultimate AAA Batteries 4 Pack $9.50 (Was $19) @ Woolworths
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Nope, disposable lithium batteries.
I assume they have circuits that don't allow charge back to the battery if you stuck it into a charger?
Lithium ion are the usual rechargeable ones you find in laptops, these are lithium. Please don't put them into a charger :)
Why in the world would anyone waste money and capacity to put in something like that?!
These are Lithium Iron Disulfide (Li-FeS2) batteries (one of many non rechargeable Lithium battery chemistries), nowhere are they called Lithium Ion and they have warnings against recharging on the packet and the battery itself!
@Namesareapain: Thanks for your strident explanation that not all Li based battery chemestries are rechargeable.
I would worry they might start a fire/explode. Other than that, always have a go.
Lousy value, as Ikea/enelope rechargables are cheaper than these.
@[Deactivated]: Thanks for your input but these are useful for many applications that require long battery life and/or are difficult to change. And that's just naming a few possible uses that are suitable for these.
But clearly you can't think outside your own usage.
@Maverick-au: My weird niche application for these is my computer mouse. A lithium AA is about 7g lighter than an alkaline and 10g lighter than an eneloop, which sounds small but is enough to make a noticable difference to how easily the mouse glides.
@Jabba the Hutt: Mine is my RC transmitter, where they expect lithium voltages in the firmware, but use AA's for the power source.
Has it saying low battery far too soon.
Lithiums are a a higher voltage than normal aa's slightly, and hold voltage longer in the discharge cycles.
do they have stock?
had stock in a nearby store Mill Park 3082, Bunnings seems to have abundant stock as well
Any AA size?
Just add water and they'll expand to AA size.
Could these be recharged?