Panasonic eneloop pro AA Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries, 8 Pack - High Capacity and Pre-Charged Review

I recommend to all! Very convenient and economical! Over the course of a year, the capacity will drop quite a bit! There are Chinese analogues that are completely different, take only the originals, there are a lot of videos on YouTube about this and how to distinguish it on the net! These are my first Eneloops, I have not yet used them to the fullest, so to speak, but in the next few days I will use it in the navigator and we will see for sure there, but I am sure that everything will be fine!

I used it for about six months, I use it in flashes, 12 pieces in total. I bought for a specific client, they shoot 4 days a month, but there are about 1200 flashes with a power of 1/16. I have never been able to seat them for shooting. True, in flashes, youngnou does not understand how much charge there is, and backaches begin at the end, but they never managed to set it to zero. After the buildup, they hold 2.7-2.81A. In volume test mode, discharge current 100mA, charge 200. In general, I…

Good capacity. I took it for a flash, the charge lasts a long time. I charge the batteries with a current of 1 A. Fast charging (2 A or more) is also possible, but the charge is noticeably less, subjectively - by 20-30%.

Batteries Panasonic Eneloop Pro AA 1.2 V 2500 ma/h. some come across a marriage (possibly a fake), the voltage is almost normal and there is no capacity. It's better to buy Panasonic Eneloop AA 1900mAh (BK-3MCCE/4BE), I haven't seen marriage in them, they work perfectly.

Pros: Unlike batteries of other models, these are exactly the same size as conventional batteries. It happened that the batteries could not fit into a computer mouse or keyboard. Cons below: The user experience is not very great, there are no complaints yet.

Has some pros So far, there are no differences from conventional batteries. Perhaps they will last longer. Different cons: There are doubts about the originality, after two weeks the self-discharge is from 10 to 30%. The price is unreasonably high!

Excellent batteries with low self-discharge, I use the set in lavalier radio microphones, it is enough for a day of work easily.

I have been using 3 sets of 4 for almost three years, they work great. Of the oddities: near the positive contact, the plastic shell begins to crumble, it is rather awkward to insert and remove from the charger for this.

Over the past 25 years, I haven’t seen worse batteries, the old Icemans work for about 10 years, of course they lost the capacity, but these don’t work at all, you have to put it to zero with an ordinary flashlight, after that they charge for about 3 hours, I use Nikon in the flash, for 50 frames enough, then dancing with a tambourine, took them because of the best reviews.

Just received them (03/23/2022), made in April 2022, i. E. year them. I put it to check in a flash - it shows that roughly 3/4 they are still charged. I took a series of 30 shots at a speed of about 3 frames per second. Not a single failure! I did not test longer, and so a more than worthy result. Chinese PKCELLs, which are also able to deliver a relatively large current, still make gaps in the flash firing about every fifth puff, and are discharged in a few days. And here, after a year of…

Bought for use in external flashes for photographing banquets and corporate events. Of course, the price bites, especially when you have 6 flashes and 8 synchronizers, but it's worth it. Got pros: They really hold a charge. During operation, the voltage does not drop, they work stably at any charge level. You can not bathe with charging before shooting as with other batteries. I loaded it when it was convenient and put it in the box until the next shooting. Got cons: Miracles in capacity were…

I have been using these batteries since 2022 (still in work). Eneloop was producing Sanyo at the time. After the transfer of the brand to Panasonic, the quality is no worse. All the same Eneloop! Batteries work in mice, keyboards, household appliances, mechanical spice grinders, cameras, remote controls. Capacity from 800 mAh to 2500 mAh. Everything works with a bang!

I called the support service 3 times, at first they gave me the seller's contacts, I told about the problem that the batteries do not work, I tried to charge them in different chargers, but after charging, I insert them into the flash (I have 5 of them) and neither one flash, the batteries do not work, the indicator says that they are discharged, one battery sees charging every other time. I explained all this to the seller, he asked me to send a letter describing the problem to the post…

Tried other batteries (Duracell, Energizer) including NiZn. These are the only AA batteries I've used in my flash (flash, flash) to date that don't run out in the middle of a photoshoot. Of course, if you're a pro, use an external power supply. However, when you disconnect from external power, you want to take a picture. You don't want to swear like a sailor in front of your customer. I'm not a professional photographer so I can't justify the cost of an external power supply, but I still…

I've used regular Eneloop batteries in my Tascam field recorder and some other portable devices that require constant battery replacement. In my field recorder I found that regular alkaline batteries just lasted longer than rechargeable ones until I found these Eneloop Pro batteries. For some reason some devices report the current battery status less accurately when using rechargeable batteries, but not by much and this is the case with the Eneloop Pro. The accuracy of battery life reports has…

First of all I want to say that I like these batteries. Having recently returned to flash photography, I was faced with the sheer number of batteries I needed. Having not bought NiMH batteries for about 15 years, I did a little research and found these batteries to be highly recommended. Let me start with a little background on what led to my decision. First, these batteries are pre-charged. This may seem insignificant, but it means two things. First, they're ready to go: since even a quick…