Best I can tell, 25% off what seems to be their entire range. At least, this is what shows up when opening the sale-specific deal:
4x AAA Pro @ $18
4x AA Pro @ $18
4x AAA @ $10.50
4x AA @ $14.25
8x AAA @ $21.75
8x AA @ $25.50
All AU stock, shipping extra unless you're with Club Catch. Happy Eneloop Day, OzB!
Edit: Prices were incorrect on initial post, I must've stuffed it somewhere. I've since updated, above prices are now correct.
Remember that Eneloop Pro's are rated for 500 charge cycles, where as the non-pros are rated at 2000. For me the non-pros are better value for money, especially if I put them in devices that aren't replaced too often anyway.
Lower mHa rating on the non-pros though (15% or so i think)
I highly doubt that many eneloop users would even get close to 500 charge cycles over the lifetime of the batteries, let alone 2000. For me, that’s not even a consideration. YMMV of course depending on your use cases
IKEA also have a cheaper lower capacity range that are rated at much higher cycles
Eneloops for $19.12 or Aldi's $9.99 for 8pcs AAs for kids toys?
Aldi are awful at holding charge after few months of use. Fully charged then stored in box for few weeks no charge left. I regret getting it. not isolated, i bought alot, include those fancy glitter one, same thing.
true for me as well, for me they cudnt hold any charge brand new out of the box
Aldi for sure. Charging the batteries every 2 months vs maybe 4 months doesn't make much of a difference in real life. Also, you'd lose them quite often in kid's toys. Source - I'm a dad.
8x AAA is $21.75
How to get $16.31?
Same with 8xAA. They show up at $25 for me.
$25.50
Apologies, I'm sure that's what they showed me when I posted but it must've updated (or it's a massive typo on my part). Will update now.
Damn it, bought the AAA for $14 last week. But it is ok as I paid with Afterpay with $30 disc.
Damm me too got AAA - $100 worth. 3x8 packs.
(profanity) me too…
bought 2 weeks ago 2XAAA & 1XAA… almost $100
and I am now buying again to dilute a bit…
Same, I bought AA's
i still miss the coles rechargeable battery, surprised it's all gone in a hurry
Why would I want 25% of an eneloop battery? You need the whole thing.
if you buy 4 you should get 100% of one
I hope you get charged for that comment
Can anyone enlighten me, why we buy the pro version as it has only up to 500 charges compared to 2100 charges for the normal one ?
More power more ooompfh
Yep, good for things like camera flashes and motors with high power draw.
500 charges is still a lot. I change battery and recharge in kids toy about once a month with the pro… That is 41 years to get to my 500 charges
have you tried to compare Eneloops with Eneloop Pros in kids toys?
Yup, the plus are significantly better, last longer and stronger… I.e. trains move faster, lights are brighter.
you mean, Pros, right?
If you use it for solar light, it will be a different story. It will only last less than 2 years compared to less than 6 years
I'm curious what people use to recharge these…I still use the non-rechargeable batteries but am looking at upgrading…
I use eneloop charger
Same, i started using rechargeable batteries a while ago with the default eneloop charger (with an Us plug, sadly). Don't change them too often as i use them in some smal appliances, but it does save some money in the long run. I also bought a big pack of disposable AA batteries form Kmart for really cheap, but whenever i throw one out after it's been depleted I feel pretty bad, so i'm trying to switch to 100% rechargeable.
Good on ya. Also looking to do the same with rechargeable
nitecore d4. Never looked back.
Same. I don't like charging in pairs because I often use them individually and don't really know the charge state of each cell.
Any dif between d4 and i4?
I think they're basically the same except the D4 has an LCD screen to give more detailed feedback of battery condition.
XTAR VC4
Ikea Laddas are rebadged Eneloops Pro just get them
Can I ask my fellow oz bargainers what the hell you use batteries for. I tried to follow you guys and now have so many spares lying around and I dont think I have recharged any yet since new ones keep coming in.
Remote control, mouse, keyboard, portable lighting, etc
Camera flashes, game controller, weighing scales, portable signage, blood pressure monitor, remotes
Presentation Laser pointer, remotes (aircon, TV, etc.) , mouse, kids toys
Guys, if you can afford to wait. Wait for the camera house / binglee /Amazon 50% sale on eneloops. The sale comes every 4-5 months. Roughly speaking don't spend more than $4.50/eneloop
Be prepared to be patient though, even when you jump on the deal for camera house, it'll take them another month to fulfil the order
What charger are people using for these batteries?
I am using Nitecore UM2. There is also a 4 bay one Nitecore UM4
https://www.amazon.com.au/Nitecore-UM2-Universal-2-Port-Char…
https://www.amazon.com.au/NITECORE-UM4-Nitecore-Intelligent-…
Isn't 4xAA Pro for $18 is a standard sale price ? From history, it was cheaper somewhere else?
Is the general consensus still that Ikea Ladda's are rebranded Eneloop Pro's? If so, still cheaper: https://www.ikea.com/au/en/cat/batteries-battery-chargers-41…
Edit: Assuming you don't need the free shipping if you have Club Catch.