24 Rechargeable NIMH AAs with charger - $20

[kristopher]

Noticed this on Slickdeals, thought I'd post it here as well. Don't know if they have AAAs or other sizes on sale...

(directly from slickdeals. Link for batteries: http://slickdeals.net/?pno=15725&lno=1&afsrc=1)

All-Battery.com has 24 NIMH Rechargeable Batteries (2300mAh AA's) w/ Travel Charger for $22.72 - $2.73 (with code T5327 or Battery12) = $19.99 with free shipping. Thanks iconian & DealDialer.
Note: To get free shipping: When you get to the shipping page, you must select "Click here if all items are free shipping items".

Note: These are low-discharge Ready-to-use batteries, similar to Sanyo Eneloop and Rayovac Hybrid rechargeables

 

[phoenix3200]

Edited so nobody else goes out and purchases them

Generally speaking, NiMH batteries work much better than alkaline batteries, so if these are indeed good batteries, you get your money back after one recharge. But these may just be Eneloop rejects.

 

[kristopher]

Check the Amazon reviews - some people don't think they are all that great. Buyer beware...

 

[REVENGE]

I saw this on FW last night, and Tenergy's reputation is bad in general. And talk about deja vu, I happened to go to their forums, and it seems like a WickedLaser kind of show, with mods claiming to pay people for good reviews, etc etc.

The three brands that I'd trust for LSD rechargeables are Sanyo Eneloop, Uniross Hybrio, and GP Recyko.

 

[phoenix3200]

Well..regardless of me sending a request to stop shipment within 1 hour of payment...they still shipped the batteries.  This is evidence of no customer support.  I should have had PayPal stop the order.

 

[kristopher]

Sorry about that phoenix... let us know if they are any good.

 

[phoenix3200]

Well, I'm trying to return them right now...if they'll give me full credit for their mistake.

all battery = tenergy battery.  The e-mail I got from them regarding the item's return (a full week after I sent the refund request) was sent from tenergybattery.com and not from all-battery.com. No wonder they pay for positive reviews.

 

[kristopher]

Sounds more and more fishy!! Sorry!