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frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Aug 10, 2025 08:18 AM

Prime Members: Amazon Basics Rechargeable AA NiMH Batteries: 8-Ct 2000 mAh

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Woot! has for Prime Members: 8-Count AmazonBasics 2000 mAh NiMH Rechargeable AA Batteries on sale for $6.99. Shipping is free (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping).

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About this product:
  • Has a shelf-life up to 5 years for everyday or emergency use; arrives pre-charged and ready to use



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Woot! has 4-Count AmazonBasics 2400 mAh NiMH Rechargeable AA Batteries on sale for $3.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

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Woot! has for Prime Members: 8-Count AmazonBasics 2000 mAh NiMH Rechargeable AA Batteries on sale for $6.99. Shipping is free (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping).

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Has a shelf-life up to 5 years for everyday or emergency use; arrives pre-charged and ready to use



No Longer Available:

Woot! has 4-Count AmazonBasics 2400 mAh NiMH Rechargeable AA Batteries on sale for $3.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

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LavenderDirt1567
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People have very mixed experience with Amazon rechargeables.

Personally, I've had good experience with the regular-capacity rechargeables, but these high-capacity ones have given me problems. Additionally, they're too wide to fit in a few of my devices, or will get stuck inside of them.

I personally recommend sticking with the regular capacity IF there are on sale and somebody wants to roll the dice, or just buying a different brand.
YeahLindsey
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Agree with other posters that have had poor experiences. I've purchased these in both AA and AAA, using for the past year or so in various applications, including flash lights and kids toys. These have poor shelf life and inconsistent/short run times compared with Eneloops. I have eneloops that are in some cases going on nearly ten years old and they still hold a charge longer than my much newer Amazon basics. I was tempted by the lower price. They're just not worth it in my experience. Pay up for a better product, eneloop or otherwise.
JoeJoeBlow90
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Wife uses them for fake candles, I use them for Xbox controller, kids toys, tv remote, etc and have only had 1 battery die. What's the problem?

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Aug 10, 2025 09:09 AM
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CoralMice5195Aug 10, 2025 09:09 AM
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For this price are these worth it?
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Quote from CoralMice5195 :
For this price are these worth it?
no, don't buy these Amazon basics. it's garbage. I have bought it in past in good quantities and only regretted since. barely holds charge and these are fat too some products don't give battery compartment bigger then it needs to be so only use throw batteries fit and these particular Amazon basics one don't go in there. it's a pain & hassle
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Quote from greendream26 :
no, don't buy these Amazon basics. it's garbage. I have bought it in past in good quantities and only regretted since. barely holds charge and these are fat too some products don't give battery compartment bigger then it needs to be so only use throw batteries fit and these particular Amazon basics one don't go in there. it's a pain & hassle

Wife uses them for fake candles, I use them for Xbox controller, kids toys, tv remote, etc and have only had 1 battery die. What's the problem?
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Quote from CoralMice5195 :
For this price are these worth it?

People have very mixed experience with Amazon rechargeables.

Personally, I've had good experience with the regular-capacity rechargeables, but these high-capacity ones have given me problems. Additionally, they're too wide to fit in a few of my devices, or will get stuck inside of them.

I personally recommend sticking with the regular capacity IF there are on sale and somebody wants to roll the dice, or just buying a different brand.
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Quote from JoeJoeBlow90 :
Wife uses them for fake candles, I use them for Xbox controller, kids toys, tv remote, etc and have only had 1 battery die. What's the problem?

My issue is that 3/4th of them were bad after a couple of charges when I bought them. I agree with the other posters. These are garbage.

You're basically gambling. Maybe you got a good batch. I've had awful luck with em.
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I bought these awhile back for my Mr beams motion lights and they just don't hold a decent charge after less than a year of use. I wouldn't recommend these.
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sylentzAug 11, 2025 03:10 AM
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Get this shit off frontpage.
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Agree with other posters that have had poor experiences. I've purchased these in both AA and AAA, using for the past year or so in various applications, including flash lights and kids toys. These have poor shelf life and inconsistent/short run times compared with Eneloops. I have eneloops that are in some cases going on nearly ten years old and they still hold a charge longer than my much newer Amazon basics. I was tempted by the lower price. They're just not worth it in my experience. Pay up for a better product, eneloop or otherwise.
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GreySquirrel365Aug 11, 2025 04:20 AM
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Quote from YeahLindsey :
Agree with other posters that have had poor experiences. I've purchased these in both AA and AAA, using for the past year or so in various applications, including flash lights and kids toys. These have poor shelf life and inconsistent/short run times compared with Eneloops. I have eneloops that are in some cases going on nearly ten years old and they still hold a charge longer than my much newer Amazon basics. I was tempted by the lower price. They're just not worth it in my experience. Pay up for a better product, eneloop or otherwise.
thanks for this input. Batteries are not so expensive that they're worth rolling the dice for. I'll stick with the popular brands
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Ceno82Aug 11, 2025 04:37 AM
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Quote from CoralMice5195 :
For this price are these worth it?

Yes. I use for Xbox Controller. They've been fine for years. Yes there are more expensive ones that will hold voltage better, but definitely not close to this price.
Also don't let anybody lie to you these Amazon basic rechargeables are infinitely better than anything you can buy at an American store and by that I mean better than rayovac better than Duracell better than Energizer as far as rechargeables lasting a while.
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Ceno82Aug 11, 2025 04:38 AM
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Quote from GreySquirrel365 :
thanks for this input. Batteries are not so expensive that they're worth rolling the dice for. I'll stick with the popular brands

I've had more popular name brand sold at stores in America type of rechargeable batteries go through thermal runaway and bulge therefore making them not good I haven't had a set destroy one of my battery chargers.
I highly recommend you do not buy the name brand stuff that we're all familiar with.
These Amazon basics actually work better and they have vents on the top.
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Quote from YeahLindsey :
Agree with other posters that have had poor experiences. I've purchased these in both AA and AAA, using for the past year or so in various applications, including flash lights and kids toys. These have poor shelf life and inconsistent/short run times compared with Eneloops. I have eneloops that are in some cases going on nearly ten years old and they still hold a charge longer than my much newer Amazon basics. I was tempted by the lower price. They're just not worth it in my experience. Pay up for a better product, eneloop or otherwise.

Eneloops are also like 4x the price of these...
I've had double A and triple A Amazon basic rechargeables and they've been good for 4 years and counting now...
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Quote from YeahLindsey :
Agree with other posters that have had poor experiences. I've purchased these in both AA and AAA, using for the past year or so in various applications, including flash lights and kids toys. These have poor shelf life and inconsistent/short run times compared with Eneloops. I have eneloops that are in some cases going on nearly ten years old and they still hold a charge longer than my much newer Amazon basics. I was tempted by the lower price. They're just not worth it in my experience. Pay up for a better product, eneloop or otherwise.
I agree 100% with this.
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