The Best Rechargeable Batteries And Chargers

[harlan4096]

Two out of two Review Geek staffers agree: the second “e” in “rechargeable” is awkward and unnecessary. But rechargeable batteries aren’t! They’re frugal and efficient. Here are the best ones you can buy.
Specifically, we’re talking about AA and AAA standardized batteries. Because as much as we wish the world of disposable batteries would fade away for the sake of both our wallets and the environment, they don’t seem to be doing so any time soon. Many, many, products still use these common batteries.
You can end that frustrating cycle of replacement and make your grocery shopping list incrementally shorter by investing a bit of money into some quality rechargeable batteries and the charger sled you’ll need to juice them up. Before making that purchase, I recommend adding up all the gadgets and appliances in your house that use AAs and AAAs, then buying about 20% more than you need. That way you’ll always have a fresh pair or two in reserve for when one set dies out, so long as you remember to charge them up every time you replace them.

Full reading: https://www.reviewgeek.com/7078/the-best...-chargers/

[wwd]

I have not tested many batteries, but I have eneloopes for ten years and they still work!
It's the best AA aku I've ever used.

[harlan4096]

Do You mean this ones https://main.panasonic-eneloop.eu/ ??

[mekelek]

Do You mean this ones https://main.panasonic-eneloop.eu/ ??

most likely, i have heard only good things about the eneloop batteries too

[wwd]

Do You mean this ones https://main.panasonic-eneloop.eu/ ??

I still have eneloop production sanyo rev. HR-3UTG and HR-3UTGA. 
I do not know how these panasonic productions behave because I do not have them.
I only read in the photo forum that they do not stick out from the old sanyo.