Power Up Your High-Tech Devices With EBL Non-Rechargeable Lithium AAA Batteries - 16 Pack Review

As a long-time user of EBL rechargeable batteries and chargers, I have come to trust the quality of their products, and these single-use batteries have lived up to my expectations.I am using these batteries in a battery-operated compact lantern that I use in confined spaces at work, and they have already lasted longer than some of the big-name Li-ion batteries I’ve used in the past - and they haven’t even started to fade yet.I am pleased with the performance of these batteries, and I wouldn’t…

This set of batteries comes in a hard plastic case which makes it nice for storage. Even when I use up all of the batteries, I can reuse it for new ones.The batteries themselves are reported to have longer life for electronics. The main things I use AAA batteries for are small flashlights, remotes, and computer mice. It's inconvenient to have to constantly replace batteries in any of these, so long lasting batteries are helpful.

Purchased these for flashlights to be left in vehicle’s. Vehicle’s experience extreme temperatures sometimes. I hope these batteries are worth it.

All 8 batteries were completely dead on arrival. They're not rechargeable either, so that's not an option either. Using non-rechargeable batteries may contribute to global pollution!

Was suggested when they were out of the rechargeable battery. These are not like those. They do not charge. Should not of been suggested.

Almost 50% higher capacity than alkalines (by my testing).Spend more of their charge above 1.25V, which makes them last longer as well.And they work in cold temps better than alkalines.

They market this AAA battery, in a way, to mislead consumers. They are not rechargable!That said, they only have half the life of a typical Duracell.This is a $0.50 battery selling for $2.

So far one (1) battery leaked while charging. Holding off until I try EBL charger for lithium ion batteries. Non-rechargeable batteries may not be the best option for remote or hard-to-reach devices.

Fast delivery with no problemsFinally a 1.5 not 1.2 volt rechargeableWatch the charger you buy check output volts The batteries may not be able to handle repeated use.

First purchased the aa 2300mah of this brand battery(after leakage from some other brands while in storage) because of the No Leak construction and the high drain capacity.They all measured about 1.710 volts & the aaa are the same.They seem to hold voltage well in multimeter w/flashlight.Have to see long term longevity.

I use a lot of batteries with my photography gear. I have to use higher end lithium batteries as they are the only kind that will last long enough over a shoot however they are quite pricey. So happy EBL has gotten into these types of batteries now because I can safely say these last almost as long as the higher priced Panasonic batteries I have been using. These are now my batteries of choice for all of my camera gear.

Bought these before Xmas 2022 and used in multiple devices all of which have quit working and need replacement,i.e., flashlight, remote, door wreath. One in meat thermometer died before meat was done.UPDATE: In devices requiring 2 batteries, 1 battery will die quickly. Put two new in wine decanter wand, used once and one was dead. Don’t play well together.

I guess you get what you pay for. Over half of the batteries that were delivered show as "Poor" when charged in my smart charger. Tried reconditioning them with another charger which will discharge and then recharge the battery but it made no difference.EDIT: Only one battery now shows as good. Would not recommend.

If you need a good battery that will last a long time, especially if it's for something outside, look no further than these. They are the best batteries I've used.

These are aaa lithium batteries which lighter than regular aaa batteries,and their use time are more longer lasting.Just buy them

Lasted 3 days in 2 blink cameras - I usually test batteries before I use them but did not this time - could not believe that they lasted only 3 days.

These are not rechargeable, but are listed under ebay's results for "Rechargable". Honestly, it doesn't matter if these are the best batteries on the market, nothing is better than rechargeable. I'll be returning them!

I have been utilizing EBL batteries as of late. For one they are lithium (non-rechargeable) and they have low self-discharge.These non-rechargeable lithium batteries are used once and when done, you can discard them but the benefit of these non-rechargeable is that they have 2 to 3 times the energy density of a rechargeable battery.These are perfect for those who want batteries that can be used now and have a longer shelf life.While I’m not going to get rid of my rechargeable AAA’s, I don’t…

To the ones that are putting these primary lithium batteries in a charger, STOP! These batteries are NOT rechargable type. To the customers that are receiving dead (exhausted) lithium battery cells, contact EBL and report it. I personally have not tried this brand or type battery yet, but I am interested in the savings versus the other highly insane cost option of the popular brand 'E'.Update: Today, 09/03/22, just ordered 38 qty AAA from ebay. Will provide a future review on these lithium…

I have been using EBL batteries in electronic instruments for several years and they have always seemed to be superior to the Energizer products at a slightly less cost. I buy them when I can.