16 Count EBL AA Rechargeable Batteries 2800MAh Ready2Charge Quality Review

Got these a few months ago and wanted to leave a comment.So again I went to use some small candle I have on my mantle. Last evening used remote and once again very dim and some didn’t even come on. 🤬I never had rechargeable batteries AAA, AA. So thought I would save or throwing Alkalinity batteries.Also I do have solar batteries for outside solar lights. So I also bought the EBL batteries charger (pictured). It was versatile on charging alkaline batteries and rechargeable batteries.The issue…

Had these for a year hence this review.Loses charge when stored for a month. These batteries are used on an electronic door lock and have been subjected to only 4 charging cycles within a year. Noticeable loss of capacity with each passing charge cycle.I wouldn’t bother with these, just stick to eneloop batteries which I still use after a decade. Worth paying more for longevity.Update. Ok so much for the battery performance but I must say that the customer service from EBL is top notch. Offered

As I noted in the headline, these batteries are slightly BIGGER in diameter than non-rechargeable AA batteries. As a result, they didn't fit in my battery-operated taper candles. They worked well and lasted a decent amount of time in those objects where they fit in the battery chamber, but for me, they didn't fit in about half the things into which I tried to insert them, so I won't be ordering this brand again and am only giving a 3-star rating. UPDATE 2020.04.06 - I've upgraded my review from

I have tons of EBL batteries in all sizes, and three chargers. We have Luminara candles that we leave on all the time. These work great in Xbox controllers and charge really quickly. With a fleet of children all under the age of 7, we use a lot of batteries. These may cost a little more upfront, but there’s no denying the long term cost benefits we get from these. I haven’t had to throw any out yet over the last two years and they are in a constant rotation of use. There hasn’t been a…

So far, so good. Came with maybe 20% charge, as indicated. The 6 (out of 16) that I put to use charged to full power in a generic charger. Are keeping my solar garden path lights lit up through the night, most of the time, depending on daytime sunlight intake. It will take a while to see if they continue recharging via the sun for as many cycles as advertized.

They are great batteries, they hold a decent charge while in storage, and don't seem to have any issues when charging them. As a comparison, the amazon branded rechargeable have caused me several issues with dead batteries that just won't charge fully or at all. These EBL brand do a very respectable job.The only down side to them is they are a bit fat. For instance, if you use them in a remote control or in a portable travel mouse, they will be very tight. You can usually make them fit, but…

These are amazing batteries, long lasting and powerful. They pale in comparison to their customer service though, 5 star. Will be buying this brand from now on.

so they claim some pretty oversized stats on these batteries. They seem to hold up a little longer than my other rechargeables, so I'll give them that. But be warned, I think they get some of the extra mAh from making the batteries a little bit physically larger. I have some flashlights that these things will absolutely not go into. Just physically too round/large. You'd have to hammer them in, and then you'd never get then out again. So if they work in what you need, they will do a good job…

Have been using rechargeables for years. During the holidays especially, we have a lot of little battery-operated decorations. These may seem pricy at first, but they do recharge over and over again, and last about the same as regular alkaline batteries (on a charge). They recharge many, many times, but I don't think as many times as advertised. They must test them under the most optimal conditions. Still a good deal though.

I was using Eneloop batteries for a long time, and they were great. But I switched to these since they're more affordable and I can't tell the difference. They feel well made and I've used them for many charges with no issues.So I do recommend them! Do note that these batteries come in different power ratings (not just volts, but how much power they store) so make sure you get the right ones.

Had an issue with batteries not taking a charge. Supplier reached out immediately and sent replacement batteries and followed up to see how the product was working. Excellent customer service and they stand behind their product which was appreciated.

Have bought these four or five times in last five years and they have always been great and a good price. The last pack of sixteen I got had FOUR that arrived dead and could not be charged. Maybe I just got a bad batch, but 4 out of sixteen is not a good sign. Buyer beware.Edit: I wrote the above review and EBL noticed it right away (on their own) and sent me 8 new batteries at no cost and they didn't ask me to change my review. I'm going to increase the star rating up to 4 stars from 2 since…

I’ve never kept an eye on exactly how long they last but I would guess at least a month. I just put them in my recharging machine overnight and they’re ready to go again in the morning. Use them for my taper candles around my house.

****THIS IS A CORRECTION TO MY PREVIOUS RATING****After speaking with the company I realized that I was the one who made a mistake on this item. I made a mistake by thinking that all AA batteries are the same. I did not take the different mAh into consideration. These batteries are 2800 mAh, as plainly noted on the batteries themselves.I had been using 2400 mAh prior to this and simply got my numbers screwed up. The batteries are fine. The charger I was using is fine. Therefore, everything I…

These are awesome I always keep 2 batteries aside so I can continually switch out my batteries for my Xbox controller. May not be as effective in powering electronic devices.

As a sports photographer I’ve used many AA batteries over the last 20 years, and these 2800 EBL’s are great! After 3 weeks of being charged and not being used, I charged them again and they did not need any more charging than my Duracell's that were charged and recharged at the same time. They all took about 48 minutes to fully recharge back to full.After that, I used some in a Nikon SB 800 flash, without my battery pack, and after 650 flash shots with instant recycling at -1/3rd setting, the…

Coming up on 3 years now. I have not charged these batteries that many times in that time frame. Maybe less than 10-12 times using an EBL charger. So far 9 have failed to recharge. I also have numerous EBL-AAA's and none of them have failed in that same time frame. That being said, none of them hold a charge for very long in storage and discharge quite fast. It is nice that they are rechargeable but wouldn't count on them when needed in an emergency, which is why I bought them. Good thing I…

These are great for the 6 flashlights my husband has. We use to go through so many batteries now we can take them out and recharge them!

Great quality. we have used the same batteries for a week now and they don't seem to be losing any power. Highly recommend these for christmas lights.

We love these batteries. They run absolutely everything we use AA batteries for: LED light strings, remote controls, mini flashlights, one of my guitar processor pedals, and even the clock on the wall. We always have some spares which are kept charged, so the moment one of our devices runs out of juice we're ready to reload. The exhausted batteries are popped into the charger, and once reinvigorated they'll become spares. Some of our EBL batteries have been in this cycle for a few years now…