Ansmann 1100 mah AAA Rechargeable Batteries

Best AAA batteries I've ever used. I go through a heck of a lot of AAA batteries in my LED flash lights. I've used several top brands and these outperform them in terms of longevity and maximum power. The lights are little brighter and the charges last longer. They do need to be charged before you use them, which I thought was a little unusual. Definitely worth the money if you need the best AAA batteries.

Using Asmann batteries at our church for a number of years and have found them to be very dependable.

Order AAA batteries, waited two weeks, for item to arrive. Three of the four batteries, would not charge. Request a refund, or replacement. Waited another week for batteries. Had to reach out to CS again, this time batteries were sent out by FedEx. So far working out.

Update July 2012: I use them in a 200 lumen small tactical flashlight, and they work just fine.I have had these for a little over a month now. No problems. I use them in a flashlight that I rebuilt from a "crank" type to a battery type. So far these batteries work very well in it. Very bright. Rarely recharge them.I have used 4 AA 2850mah Ansmann's in my Dorcy 180 lumen flashlight. Superb. I think these will do just as well.Recommended.

I purchased these AAA batteries mainly for the Fire remote, Alexa or Echo remote, and my magnifying glass (it has a light that requires 3 AAA batteries. so far I have not had any problems charging or recharging, A charge will usually last for about 3 months in my remotes, and I have not had to change the batteries for the light in the magnifying glass. I used them for about one your and I hope they continue to keep me from buying batteries for years to come. Thank you fro reading my review, if you found it helpful please click the like button, thanks.

I was a eneloop only battery guy but guess they got bought out by Panasonic so I tried 4 of these in my little hand held fan, and I thought the propeller was gonna come off! They have much more punch than the eneloops and just as strong as a regular alkaline battery! Little pricy for my taste, hopefully they will come down so I can check out their 9v and C sizes.

I've been using Ansmann batteries exclusively for my ti84, laserpointer, and even remote control car. I have yet to have a battery not take a charge. These things last as long as a disposable battery on a single charge. I have a couple sets of these AAA batteries that I have had for a couple years and I can't tell that the capacity is dwindling in the least. If you plan on really getting your use out of them then I think it is worth the few extra bucks.

I spent close to $120.00 to ensure that I wouldn't need to buy batteries for some time and after only 6 months, the unit just stopped working. When you first install the batteries in the unit, it looks as if it will charge them, but after a few seconds all I get is a flashing red LED (faulty cell). Either the unit is bad or every single battery (28 batteries) I purchased is bad.. Either way the system is junk.. save your money..