Each purchase is for twelve (12) Duracell Coppertop AAA Pre-charged Rechargable Batteries Ships as six (6) 2-packs or (3) 4-packs sealed in retail packaging
Pre-charged and ready to use, straight out of the pack Works with any universal AAA NiMH battery charger (not included) Retains power for up to 365 days while not in use, unlike other rechargeables Can be recharged 100's of times Longer lasting in high drain devices, than ordinary alkaline batteries No special battery charger required (Duracell Chargers Recommended) No memory effect Product Type: General Purpose Batter Capacity: 800mAh Compatibility: MP3 players Portable CD players, Digital and Flash Cameras, Hand-held Electronic Games, Personal Organizers, Smoke Detectors and Flashlights
Made in Japan
You get 12 Batteries for only $17.99 Lowest price on the web!!!
I ordered this the last time. It shows delivered with post office on july 12th when I wasn't home, but I NEVER got the package. They still have to figure it out for me. If they don't refund me or send a replacement I will never shop them again. That was my 2nd and last transaction with shnoop. I have never lost mail here in over 5 years that I've lived here. Just my experience so far...
g0dMAn said: I ordered this the last time. It shows delivered with post office on july 12th when I wasn't home, but I NEVER got the package. They still have to figure it out for me. If they don't refund me or send a replacement I will never shop them again. That was my 2nd and last transaction with shnoop. I have never lost mail here in over 5 years that I've lived here. Just my experience so far...
Are you trying to say that shnoop and the USPS contrived to defraud you of your hard earned batteries? At most your beef is with your friendly neighbors...
faw169 said: Can someone give me some examples of using these batteries? If your gum has lost its flavor, hold a triple A in your mouth and the flavor will return. Saves on always buying gum. .
Typically re-chargeables and pre-charged re-chargeables have power ratings (mah) that are a little less than the disposables. Most, but not all electronics will run fine with the lower power rating. These are probability the white tops (Japan) vs. black tops (China) and are good for a 1000 recharge. These specifications sound like the older version of eneloop batteries. Still a good value.
The "new" enloop batteries can be re-charged 1500 times and retain their charge for up to 3 years.
USrules said: g0dMAn said: I ordered this the last time. It shows delivered with post office on july 12th when I wasn't home, but I NEVER got the package. They still have to figure it out for me. If they don't refund me or send a replacement I will never shop them again. That was my 2nd and last transaction with shnoop. I have never lost mail here in over 5 years that I've lived here. Just my experience so far...
Are you trying to say that shnoop and the USPS contrived to defraud you of your hard earned batteries? At most your beef is with your friendly neighbors... Whatever the case may be, it's my fault they didn't get it to me? (I'm serious... I can't hold anyone responsible?)
proc said: I bought this pack a couple years back. I found them not holding charge that well. May be because its capacity is only 800mAh? These days I have other 1000mAh rechargables. So this pack is pretty much laying around in the garage.
As to the comments about "made in Japan does the trick", obviously you are lucky not to be one of those dead Toyota drivers. More power to you, my friend.
Are you genuine or a certified retard? Did you just associated an entire nation to one company? Like someone said those accelerator problems are mostly from cars made in the US. Firestone had a huge recall on tires that prematurely blewup, should i assume my skilcraft pen is also going to blowup because it is also made in the USA.
Thanks OP in for a set. It was about time I get new batteries.
OK, I need 4 AAA's for Pany cordless phone which dies on speaker phone mode (I suspect it is the faulty batteries.) I need 4 AA's (not AAA's) for Wii remotes. So do they sell AA and AAA mixed packs?
sc0rpio said: If we have to tell you what to use these for, then you don't need them.
faw169 said: OK, I need 4 AAA's for Pany cordless phone which dies on speaker phone mode (I suspect it is the faulty batteries.) I need 4 AA's (not AAA's) for Wii remotes. So do they sell AA and AAA mixed packs?
sc0rpio said: If we have to tell you what to use these for, then you don't need them.
Try looking for eneloops or duracell LSD's at your local Costco or Sam's. They sell a mixed pack with a charger. BTW, the cordless phone may do better with NiCads and for something that you keep on a charger constantly, low self discharge batteries really don't have much advantage over over regular NiMH.
BTW, the cordless phone may do better with NiCads and for something that you keep on a charger constantly, low self discharge batteries really don't have much advantage over over regular NiMH.
I find that the Nicads are terrible for cordless phone use. The problem is that most people do leave them on the charger rather than out on the table, etc. But with the memory effect, that cuts the available charge of the battery dramatically. Even if you try to wait until the batteries are close to dead, the phones aren't really that accurate in telling you the charge, so the memory effect still happens. At the least the nimhs, if you leave it on the charger, theoretically have no memory effect, so it doesn't matter. But I still like to leave it off just in case.
I do agree, though, that LSD batteries won't provide much benefit in a cordless phone situation. You'll be needing to recharge long before the batteries self-discharge.
faw169 said: OK, I need 4 AAA's for Pany cordless phone which dies on speaker phone mode (I suspect it is the faulty batteries.) I need 4 AA's (not AAA's) for Wii remotes. So do they sell AA and AAA mixed packs?
sc0rpio said: If we have to tell you what to use these for, then you don't need them. Costco is your friend.
Hopefully either Shnoop or Pennywise will have another sale on the AA Duraloops soon. I'm re-finding all sorts of stuff around the house that could benefit from LSD cells.
That's exactly my point. No matter which country is made from, there will be bad and good products. So "made in Japan" doesn't necessarily imply it's good (or bad). It should be strictly based on the product itself. Why you are so mad? And who is the genuine retard now?
Unbelievable!
pkny said: proc said: I bought this pack a couple years back. I found them not holding charge that well. May be because its capacity is only 800mAh? These days I have other 1000mAh rechargables. So this pack is pretty much laying around in the garage.
As to the comments about "made in Japan does the trick", obviously you are lucky not to be one of those dead Toyota drivers. More power to you, my friend.
Are you genuine or a certified retard? Did you just associated an entire nation to one company? Like someone said those accelerator problems are mostly from cars made in the US. Firestone had a huge recall on tires that prematurely blewup, should i assume my skilcraft pen is also going to blowup because it is also made in the USA.
Thanks OP in for a set. It was about time I get new batteries.
mosquitoguy
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posted: Jul. 31, 2010 @ 5:55p
proc said: That's exactly my point. No matter which country is made from, there will be bad and good products. So "made in Japan" doesn't necessarily imply it's good (or bad). It should be strictly based on the product itself. Why you are so mad? And who is the genuine retard now?
I don't agree. Products made in Japan are typically superior than those made in China or Vietnam or elsewhere. This is attributed to culture. I suppose a lot of people refuse to accept this because they don't want to be seen as racist or bigoted, but this thread of white tops v.s. black tops is proof. Japanese workers work harder, more meticulous, more team oriented, and they produce superior products as well as better service. Go to a McDonalds in the US, and then go to a McDonalds in Japan and compare the service for yourself. I know fast food owners who are reluctant to hire blacks/hispanics because their attitude sucks-- they come in late often, slow, lazy, and they treat customers like they're stupid and a waste of time (pretty much like treatment at the DMV).
Between two identical camera, one made in Japan and the other made in China, I would pay a premium to get the one that's made in Japan.
g0dMAn said: I ordered this the last time. It shows delivered with post office on july 12th when I wasn't home, but I NEVER got the package. They still have to figure it out for me. If they don't refund me or send a replacement I will never shop them again. That was my 2nd and last transaction with shnoop. I have never lost mail here in over 5 years that I've lived here. Just my experience so far...
I can't say for your area, but it seems like Cliffy Clavin is mixing up mail nowadays. It used to never happen, but I frequently get mail for others. I shudder to think how often my stuff shows up in someone else's box.
Lurker1999 said: Anyone get theirs yet? They claim to have shipped on 8/2 but I haven't received them yet. Got some AAs from a previous shnoop sale ( July ) and they took about seven work days, to arrive. .
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