Duracell Ultra Photo AAAA Alkaline Batteries - Long Lasting, 1.5 Volt Specialty Battery for Household and Business - Pack of 2 Review

Piece by piece costs about 80-100r, well, very expensive Some pros: The capacity is one and a half times (about 750mAh, photo 3) higher than that of conventional alkaline batteries (450-550mAh, see photo), but the price is also high, even unnecessarily. Cons: At this cost, the capacity should be 4-5 times higher than a conventional battery for 20 (Photon, Phase, TDM, GP) photo 1,2,4

Duracell batteries are very good, and not made in China, they last a long time. But the price is certainly too high, but with points it is very profitable to buy

These batteries are terrible! I used them in several different devices and they all died within a week. Not to mention the chemical smell emanating from them can't be good for your health and household. The only positive is they come in a large count pack, but with their performance it's not worth it. Save yourself the trouble and buy a different brand.

Batteries were new Duracell batteries that work well. The only problem is that they were presented as Duracell Ultra batteries, but they aren't. Instead, they had standard batteries. Duracell Ultra batteries are identified on the packaging and on the battery itself with a blue band around it. I've attached a picture of what the ultra battery looks like along with what was shipped. The Ultra has a blue band around it. I only bought these batteries because I needed an Ultra and they were sold as…

I have a Microsoft Surface Pro 4 as a laptop. This is where the screen attaches to the keyboard, which also doubles as a cover, and you can use it like a regular laptop or tablet. It comes with an on-screen stylus and makes it much easier to touch small areas of the screen. One of these batteries lasted 4 years in the pen. The pen is technically always on so it's always drawing power and I use it quite a bit too so those Duracell batteries are awesome. For comparison, I had a regular pen…