Memorex 50PK AA ALKALINE ENERGY HIGH ( 40191007 )

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Summary: Good batteries
Review: At 30 cents a piece (=60 cents a pair), these Memorex batteries are good alkaline batteries. However, don't expect to use them in digital cameras, as they won't last long. For digital cameras that take AA you should use NiMH rechargeable batteries. The Memorex is great for other electronics such as CD players, MP3 players, portable radios, etc.

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Summary: Memorex Batteries
Review: I was disappointed. These were not the Memorex Batteries I usually see, these are made in China and look like knock offs.

I haven't used them yet, so they may be O.K., expecially at that price, but I feel like I was missled.

I also found I could buy Batteries at Costco for the same price.

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Summary: On rechargeable batteries
Review: In response to Sina Neshatian (1/16/05): I gave up on NiMH rechargeable batteries because: 1) They don't take as much charge as alkaline, even when brand new; and 2) They run down far more quickly. I think they would be very appropriate for uses less demanding than mine.

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Summary: Good Batteries
Review: These batteries last as long as the name brands. We use these in pager, book lights, and a few different types of medical diagnostic equipment, without any problems.
Consumer reports did a study on alkaline batteries and found them all to be pretty much the same, no matter where they were made, or how much they cost.
So save your self some money.

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Summary: Non-rechargeable batteries??? What???
Review: Why the deuce would anyone buy batteries that are not rechargeable??? They would pay for themselves dozens of times in a lifetime, and they will potentially save waste. It's like people buying cell phones that had to have their batteries replaced every time they ran out. It's absolutely ludicrous.