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Eneloop Pro: AAA 4 Pack $19 ($17.10 S&S) | AA 4 Pack $22 ($19.80 S&S), 8 Pack $42 ($37.80 S&S) + Post ($0 w/Prime) @ Amazon AU

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  • AloraanGrogu on 28/08/2023 - 01:16

    How do these compare with ikea rechargeables

    • OMGJL on 28/08/2023 - 01:29
      +2

      on paper
      ikea ladda AAA = 750mah
      Eneloop Pro AAA = 950 mah

      didn't find official document but one 3rd party website state both give 500 charge cycles.

      I do actually own both at home but honestly they both last long enough for me to not notice the difference.

      • AngryAlfred on 28/08/2023 - 01:50
        +3

        The ladda AAA 750mah are 1000 cycles and equivalent to the standard Eneloop, IKEA don't have an AAA eneloop pro equivalent, only in the AA (1900/2450).

        My understanding is if it's Ni-MH and comes out of Japan, it's all coming from the same factory

        • ripprind on 28/08/2023 - 06:30

          +1
          just to add that IKEA used to have PRO equivalent at bargain price but dropped it from the lineup about 2 years ago.

            • ripprind on 28/08/2023 - 21:39

              @Puti: no, I meant the AAA Pro equivalent thats not sold any more.

          • choofa on 28/08/2023 - 08:07
            +1

            @ripprind: Dropped due to leaking problems?

            • ripprind on 28/08/2023 - 21:41

              @choofa: I wasn't aware of that, where do you get that information?
              I've been lucky, none of my IKEA AAA 900mAh have leaks.

            • Puti on 29/08/2023 - 09:11

              @choofa: NIMH doesn't leak. Alkaline leaks.

              • choofa on 29/08/2023 - 09:17

                @Puti: On a previous IKEA battery deal there were a few who reported AAA leakages

                • Puti on 29/08/2023 - 09:27
                  +1

                  @choofa: Were they absolutely sure they bought NIMH, and not alkaline? The packaging is fairly bland/similar between Ikea products. Maybe a manufacturing issue mislabel. NIMH doesn't leak.

                  • choofa on 29/08/2023 - 09:31

                    @Puti: Doesn't leak? definitely sounds like a manfacturing issue, doubtful its just mislabeling. Just sounds like they sourced really cheap batteries

        • Headless on 28/08/2023 - 08:54

          I bought ikea ones and they kept going flat after a few months 😭

    • Shaquille Oatmeal on 28/08/2023 - 08:24
      -3

      Nobody has ever asked that before

    • rumblytangara on 28/08/2023 - 11:36
      +1

      Credible reports, on OZB alone, of occasional leakage problems. I've started using them, but only in cheap night lights- don't care if those get wrecked.

  • dfg555 on 28/08/2023 - 02:16

    these are high discharge rate right?

    • cerealJay on 28/08/2023 - 12:02

      15% per year vs 5%, but they are higher capacity. So it would take more than 2 years not using them before the regular eneloop discharge rate is beneficial.

      In other words, after one year of no use, you're still in front with the pros.

  • noshopping on 28/08/2023 - 05:00
    +1

    Eneloop Pro AA 8 Pack(amazon.com.au) - $42 ($37.80 S&S)
    These were $31.93, 8 months ago :/

    • Jklaro on 28/08/2023 - 06:20

      Yer i been waiting for a deal like that to get more but has been a while.

    • NoApostrophePlurals on 28/08/2023 - 09:49

      If you get 2 X 4 pack, they're only 29c more per battery, that's not too bad.

      • Jklaro on 28/08/2023 - 10:05

        How much is 2 x 4 pack?

  • Pozon on 28/08/2023 - 06:33

    Is this 'Smart and Quick' charger good?

    • theSav on 28/08/2023 - 06:45
      +2

      I have it and rate it. Does the job, charges quickly enough, lets you know about battery life while doing so & wont overcharge batteries.

      Serious enthusiasts suggest more expensive and fancy chargers, but this has always been faithful to me.

  • Jef Tino on 28/08/2023 - 06:53
    +1

    Just in time to pay the ATO bill.

  • Hellhound2042 on 28/08/2023 - 07:23

    Surprisingly Woolworths is selling the Eneloop Pro Charger for slightly cheaper @ $55.20 https://tinyurl.com/2jy2fm67

    • Gav on 28/08/2023 - 07:56

      digiDirect via Woolworths

  • mg_k on 28/08/2023 - 07:45

    Ikea all the way!!!

  • BargainEnjoyer2022 on 28/08/2023 - 07:59

    I've got a dozen regular Enloops. Would the Pro have any noticeable real world difference?

    • mg_k on 28/08/2023 - 08:08

      They will last longer due to higher capacity.

    • pandawelch on 28/08/2023 - 09:21
      +5

      • "+" More energy capacity (2100 -> 2600)

      • "-" Higher discharge rate when unused. (5%/year to 10-15%)

      • "-" Reduced rated cycle life (2100 -> 500)
    • noshopping on 28/08/2023 - 10:55

      Yes. I found a big difference. Installing regular ones in my canon flash didn't even work… but the pros did. Maybe as it has more power?
      Also, everything seems to last much longer in real-world usage.

  • bravyboy on 28/08/2023 - 08:55
    +6

    For risk of getting absolutely annihilated for showing my ignorance for Eneloops, my battery usage has gone up significantly since having a baby.
    What do I need to get going for Eneloops - is it a no brainer vs regular batteries? Any brands to go for/avoid?

    Thanks for any help

    • Astronaut Joe on 28/08/2023 - 09:48
      +1

      Step 1. Buy Eneloops and charger pack
      Step 2. Profit!

    • NoApostrophePlurals on 28/08/2023 - 09:53
      +4

      I have a 8 mth old baby and I absolutely understand your scenario. SO many toys to stick batteries in.

      Buy the smart and quick charger to begin with, then as many batteries as you require + a bunch of spares so you never need to wait to recharge.

      Low consumption items such as TV remotes, use the regular eneloops as they discharge slower.

      For high energy consumption stuff like toys with motors and moving parts or sound items, get the pros as they have higher capacity.

      • cerealJay on 28/08/2023 - 11:49
        +1

        Low consumption items such as TV remotes, use the regular eneloops as they discharge slower.

        On the flip side, a fully charged eneloop pro will still have more capacity than a fully charged regular eneloop after one year of no use.

        After 2 years of no use, the regular and pro would have roughly the same charge. Only after 3 years of no use, does the lower discharge rate of the regular eneloop start paying off.

        • NoApostrophePlurals on 28/08/2023 - 16:44

          There's also the initial purchase higher price of the pros to deal with. Is there really a need to use pros when non pros aren't needed?

    • rumblytangara on 28/08/2023 - 11:39
      +3

      Stop feeding batteries to baby.

      More seriously, just use enerloop pros for devices that you find yourself regularly swapping batteries for. Or get the Ikea ones if they're for crappy baby toys that you won't care about in the tiny chance the batteries go bad.

      For things like remotes that last for years, don't waste enerloops on them just use normal alkalines.

    • mit on 28/08/2023 - 23:54

      i used the regular 750mah AAAs for the baby monitors but that was about it. Actually didn't bother using them for the toys. Most came with them? And just as it would go dead, another one seemed to appear with just as annoying music.

      FWIW small kids are like cats. Buy them a whole bunch of fancy stuff and they go play with the damn cardboard box it came in. Or bloody kitchen utensils….

  • Seph on 28/08/2023 - 09:17

    Can the Pro’s charge with the standard Eneloop charger?

    • Frayin on 28/08/2023 - 09:34

      Also curious about this. I hate the standard charger and would like to buy some of the batteries from this deal.

    • reloxation on 28/08/2023 - 09:35
      +1

      Click the link and look at the product images. Should tell you

    • NigelTufnel on 28/08/2023 - 09:44
      +2

      Yes. It's fine for any NiMH batteries.

  • ChatCPT on 28/08/2023 - 10:42

    isnt everyone just subscribe and save then cancel right away ?

  • Chippps on 28/08/2023 - 10:48

    I use 2 x AA batteries for my electric beard trimmer. About once a week.

    Which option would be a good idea or are there better alternatives?

    • rumblytangara on 28/08/2023 - 11:41

      Any NiMH rechargables. You don't need Enerloop (Long Self Discharge) for a high drain appliance that has weekly replacements. I mean, you could use them, but there's no additional advantage of LSD over standard NiMH here.

      The thing with LSD batteries is they can sit around for months unused without loosing charge. So they're good for things like occasional use flashlights. But you're going through batteries every week anway.

      • Chippps on 28/08/2023 - 11:49

        thanks… I never even thought of looking for a battery for a high-drain appliance. Makes perfect sense :)

        • rumblytangara on 28/08/2023 - 12:07

          Just realised, am not sure about your original question. Are you replacing batteries once a week, or using the trimmer once a week?

          • Chippps on 28/08/2023 - 12:33

            @rumblytangara: generally replace batteries once per week - Currently have old Laada which just don;t last anymore

            • rumblytangara on 28/08/2023 - 12:39
              +1

              @Chippps: In theory those Ladda cells are good for… a thousand cycles. Should last for 5 years. If they're dying fast, replace with another brand.

  • Fobsessive on 28/08/2023 - 13:04

    Is the "overnight basic charger" smart enough to charge 4 batteries independently?

    • RichardL on 28/08/2023 - 13:06
      +1

      Looks like it charges in pairs.

  • fez on 28/08/2023 - 15:27

    eneloops will always hold a special place in my devices heart

  • Click_It on 28/08/2023 - 16:28

    I bought so many Eneloops back in the day but with hindsite I barely own anything needing AA and AAA's. I bet there's some in my stash that have never been used once. I do charge them periodically with a smart charger so they don't go bad. I probably should sell some. But could I part with this piece of history? Probably not.

    • RichardL on 28/08/2023 - 17:39

      Same here, rarely use AA or AAA now. Most of my battery powered devices either has built-in rechargeable battery or uses 18650/21700 Lithium Batteries.

  • Tim Mc on 30/08/2023 - 14:46
    +1

    2022 and 2023 date codes on the wraps.

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