Customer Reviews for Duracell - MN2400B10Z Power Boost CopperTop Alkaline AAA Batteries (10/Pack)
Customer Rating
5
Love it
on March 1, 2019
Posted by: julsse
from Cincinnati
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works great for electronics that are constantly used. You will find yourself saving money because you will not have to replace as often. I prefer to use in my remotes, handheld games, and smoke alarms.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this for my sons head phone for his game set that he is always on.They work the best and last forever so u dont have to keep buying so many will only buy these kind for now on. Will be telling my friends and family about them.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great battery for my husband remote controlled drone. It truly is long lasting as the remote controllers and drain batteries quickly. Easy to use and great quality with the battery power that is provided.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As I have a toddler with lots of toys that require batteries...and every remote known to man requiring batteries, my household runs through them quickly. I always opt for Duracell because of the consistent standard.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve used these batteries many times in various things and the life is very long. They work great and I highly recommend! You can get them at a very good cost too compared to competitors much much better product
Since a kid, my DAD swore by these (Hurricane dependable in New Orleans.) Now they are not as good. They rupture too easily in warm climates. Used to have on shelf IN LIGHT or whatever for YEARS w/o problems. Now after a year you can expect leaking and destroying your light. They have destroyed 2 "D" cell MAGlights (NOT CHEAP) and some "AA" & "AAA" lights and remote control units ... My brother still in NOLA is having same issue so this is not just a "HOT & DRY" problem! IT IS A REDUCED SHIELDING PROBLEM TO CUT PRODUCTION COSTS! FED UP & going to another product. Starting to explore Delco & Energizer and some recharge units.
In the last year or so, every - EVERY - Duracell battery at home and at work have leaked; some have ruined the item it was in and had to be thrown out.
I just installed a pair in my Apple Trackpad for Mac. They're dated MAR 2028. They only showed 33% charge upon installation. Only two weeks later, they're down to 15% charge! I'm not believing these batteries will last into March, OR that the multipack will last until 2028. Not even close, at this rate.