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- First reviewMay 29, 2013
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Save money with rechargeable Energizer Recharge batteries. When the batteries start wearing down, pop them into the charger for a full 700 mAh of power to keep those toys and electronics running. The eight AA Energizer Recharge batteries in the pack let you rotate them in the charger so you never run short on battery power.
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Not 2300mAh
on May 30, 2013
Posted by: RCSj
from Boston, MA
These batteries do not match the online specs:
They are 1400mAh not 2300mAh and
they are 1.2V not 1.3V
they are 1.2V not 1.3V
The voltage discrepancy is not a huge deal but the milli-amp-hours is.
What's not so great: Not 2300mAh, not 1.3V
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Energizer Recharge Universal Rechargeable 9V Battery saves money and reduces your impact on the environment. Made with 7% recycled batteries, these 9 volt rechargeable batteries use innovative, industry-leading technology to provide a lasting charge. Using these rechargeable 9 volt batteries creates less waste and provides a convenient power source. These Energizer 9V batteries are designed to prevent leaks that can damage your electronics. Use these rechargeable Energizer batteries as a clock battery or in toys and other electronics that require 9 volt batteries. Each Energizer 9 volt battery can be recharged in an Energizer battery charger hundreds of times. The 9 volt rechargeable battery holds the charge for up to 1 month in storage. Innovation makes Energizer the number 1 rechargeable brand.
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Not 9V
on May 29, 2013
Posted by: RCSj
from Boston, MA
These rechargeable batteries are 8.4V -- not 9V as advertised.
Some devices may not care about the 8.4V but others will not work because they think the battery is failing/discharged.
The 1st generation rechargeable 9V batteries were actually 8.4V (as this one is) but the latest generation are the full 9V. This can make a difference for many electronic devices.
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What's not so great: Not 9V
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Don't forget your toothbrush or your batteries on your next trip. With this compact AA, AAA, C, D and 9V battery charger from Energizer, you can recharge your batteries so you'll always have enough power for your gadgets.
Posted by: RCSj
from Boston, MA
Contrary to the web page, this charger does not charge 2 9V batteries at once.
I do not recommend this charger if you need to recharge more than 1 9V battery at a time.
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What's not so great: Does not support 2 9V batteries at once
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Energizer Recharge Universal Rechargeable 9V Battery saves money and reduces your impact on the environment. Made with 7% recycled batteries, these 9 volt rechargeable batteries use innovative, industry-leading technology to provide a lasting charge. Using these rechargeable 9 volt batteries creates less waste and provides a convenient power source. These Energizer 9V batteries are designed to prevent leaks that can damage your electronics. Use these rechargeable Energizer batteries as a clock battery or in toys and other electronics that require 9 volt batteries. Each Energizer 9 volt battery can be recharged in an Energizer battery charger hundreds of times. The 9 volt rechargeable battery holds the charge for up to 1 month in storage. Innovation makes Energizer the number 1 rechargeable brand.
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1 out of 5Not 9V
By RCSj
from Boston, MA
These rechargeable batteries are 8.4V -- not 9V as advertised.
Some devices may not care about the 8.4V but others will not work because they think the battery is failing/discharged.
The 1st generation rechargeable 9V batteries were actually 8.4V (as this one is) but the latest generation are the full 9V. This can make a difference for many electronic devices.
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RCSj
Boston, MA
Correction...
May 29, 2013
"The 1st generation rechargeable 9V batteries were actually 8.4V (as this one is) but the latest generation are the full 9V."
Actually, the current generation batteries are 9.6V.
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