Bezos is rich enough but these are regular, Japanese made AAA Eneloops. Can't resist.
CamelCamelCamel.
What price do the chargers for these go for? Or doesn't it matter and any charger will do?
I use the one from Ikea. Works well with both the Eneloops and the Ladda batteries.
https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/tjugo-battery-charger-with-stor…
$25 or $15 with new member $10 coupon.
Didn't realise that all channels on this charger are independent, will get it on my next visit to ikea. Thanks!
Yeah, the "Ladda" NiMh batteries from Ikea are similar enough to be considered OEM Eneloops as well:
https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/ladda-rechargeable-battery-7030…
Does the ikea one do quick charge at all?
I think you need a decent one that can not only recharge but also recondition and maintain your eneloops.
The charger that I've had for years is this one
https://www.amazon.com.au/Powerex-MH-C9000-WizardOne-Charger…
Not sure what else on the market might be better these days.
How does it recondition?
Lathers head and shoulders on the battery terminals.
My C9000 is roughly 10 year old and still going.
Using this charger as well, had it quite a few years now so real value for money - has brought a few batteries back to life in it's time with the reconditioning function.
If it broke tomorrow I'd more than likely replace with same.
I bought my charger from here:
https://www.protog.com.au/photography/batteries-chargers/bat…
edit: The MH-C9000 looks to be superseded by the new MH-C9000PRO
The main improvements of the MH-C9000PRO over the original MH-C9000
Memory Functions: remember the last settings used for each slot
Easy Setup: you can set one slot and apply the same settings to all slot
Compact size: much smaller than the original MH-C9000 charger
Large backlit display now has an ON/OFF option, ideal for overnight charging
I have to agree, mines been fine. I think mine was purchased from eBay Germany.
Got my Maha Powerex MH-C401FS from protog around 10 years ago. Still going strong with a mix of Ladda, Eneloop and Aldi NiMH
What about the AA? :)
Found these, seems to also have a discount, not sure if thats to the same calibre though (in regards to discount)
https://www.amazon.com.au/Panasonic-BK-3MCCE-4BA-Ni-MH-RTU/d…
Thanks OP. Was starting to go through a lot of (mainly) AA batteries due to influx of kids toys.
What was the best price back in the Dick Smith Rainbow and Mocha days? I kinda remember about $1.50 per cell, I think? Cheap enough to pair all my rainbows anyhow.
According to camel camel, its been around the discount price since September 2020
can some suggest a cheaper rechargeable one for solar lights pls?
The EBL ones from Amazon are great.
thanks will check it out
Aldi have a 4 pack of AA or AAA for 5.99 if memory serves me correctly.
thanks
My experience with Aldi rechargeable batteries not as good as eneloop, it dies on my after using it around 6 months
exact same situation. the battery in solar lights are brand new no brand but died very soon
solar lights?
Aldi told me stopped selling rechargeables. Pity.
Don't we get higher mAH batteries from other competitors on Amazon? So what makes these 800mAh better than a 2000mAh?
Are you sure you are comparing same sizes?
Why do people bother with these just get Ladda from IKEA, same thing but cheaper.
Apparently, shipping. But i'm lucky enough to live around 5-6km from one which I can just bike too. (decathlon is near there too) Only thing… many hills
A business idea, perhaps you will be able to bulk buy and ship it to everyone with a cheaper shipping cost? :)
That would be a good idea. Not sure if IKEA will let you bulk buy from them just to resale elsewhere though XD. Delivery for the laddas is just $9. So most of the time, they are better than the eneloop deals especially when you consider they have greater battery capacity than the ones listed here. Laddas are rebranded eneloop pros.
Oooh thanks for that will make my way to IKEA theb
Ladda stocks are a problem. After seeing this post I was looking for some. No AA stocks at IKEA Springvale.
yeah, couldn't find any in-store a couple of weeks ago. couldn't be bothered driving back there again just to try my luck.
Would I be able to charge these using the Duracell charger in the link below;
I’ve never bothered with AAA rechargeables in the past as the only thing I use them in is my TV component remotes (TV uses AA) and they tend to last 12 months + anyway.
Still +1 for the price!
May get 1 set of 4 as I already have an energizer charger that will charge 2 x AAA’s and 4 x AA’s at once.
Similar to this one.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/energizer-maxi-battery-charger_p…
Far out. Why do I keep missing out on this? lol
I just bought a charger to get in on the hype 😖
"Far out. Why do I keep missing out on this?" Ditto, never seem to catch the email alarm.
How does this compare to the pro's?
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/598841
Cheaper, but add delivery? :S
the pros can take many more rechargess before dying
They also have a higher capacity?
But the only con is that they charge a delivery fee?
But the pro is that they actually have stock?
no the pros take fewer charges but are higher amphours
….But not as rich as Elon! 😮
Time will tell. The rich list does fluctuate. Over next decades Elon could go up bigtime or may come down.
Gone. Never thought rechargeable batteries would sell out.
4 pack OOS 10:54 AM
You can buy the AAA 4 pack from ebay lithuanian seller $15.29 delivered. I've bought before and they are the Japanese ones.
If you can get over $49 for free prime international shipping, there is an 8-pack available on Amazon UK for $27. That's almost the same price as the Laddas.
Waiting for costco eneloop deal.
Usually dispatched within 2 to 4 weeks.