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Energizer Titanium

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Hey there!

Anyone heard of the new Energizer Titaniums?
How do they compare to the e2 Lithiums?
Ironically, about 2 months ago, I thought to myself "it is about time for Energizer to come out with titanium based batteries".
 





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I haven't seen them yet. But when I do I'll pick up a pack and do a review ;)
 
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If you're talking about these:

energizer-AAA-E2-alkaline-titanium-4pack_large.jpg


They're old news. Back in the day they were recommended for use in the WL pulsar models because the damn thing didn't have a driver. There was a chance it would blow if used with regular e² lithiums. I still have four of them and it says right on the battery:

ALKALINE

Treat them as such. It's just another flavor/brand/marketing ploy, nothing special.
 
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Have they discontinued them? If you go to their site all the Alkaline E2 are discontinued and replaced with advanced lithium.

I have no idea whether it is marketing ploy tough, thats like saying lithium is a marketing ploy.
 
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It probably is just a marketing ploy.
People want to see something new, so when they see titanium, they go nuts :p

So, are they like the higher end alkaline batteries?
It would be nice if they actually made titanium based batteries.
 
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I've used them, and I'd say they're between Energizer max and e2 lithium as far as performance.
 
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^Pretty subjective, don't'cha think?

I have no idea whether it is marketing ploy tough, thats like saying lithium is a marketing ploy.

Their lithium batteries DO use lithium. Their titanium batteries do NOT use titanium; titanium is just what they call that specific line of alkalines.
 




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