MaximalPower AAA Rechargeable Batteries - 1200mAh Capacity

Sandra Franco: Excelente, mi paquete llego en tiempo, muy ágil la entrega, utilizando pilas recargables evitamos contaminar con baterías que se utilizan una sola vez...

Mexico on Oct 11, 2018

AXD: si tu aparato requiere tres de 1.5 volts tres de este tipo no lo haran funcionar. Para mouses y controles estan bien pues son de buena capacidad

Mexico on Nov 02, 2015

C. Fair: they dont last very long

United States on Aug 06, 2015

R. U.: Bought these to replace dying cordless phone batteries. They work very well and their high capacity (most AAA are 1000 may or less) means more talk time and less time looking for a charging base.

United States on Dec 06, 2014

Creston_CVCS: Had to change the batteries in the rechargeable headset. Works ideally. Only use in devices compatible with NiMH batteries. Many devices can't use rechargeable batteries or specifically NiMH batteries. Check your device specifications for what will work. Many Ni-CAD devices can use NiMH, but not all. Do not use where Lithium Ion batteries are specified.

Canada on Jun 30, 2014

StressedMum (Carol): This is my 2nd pack of these batteries. I have replaced the original panasonic ones in our telephone handsets. As the phones always go back on the charger I can't say how long the charge lasts. Certainly fulfil the job I need them for. The original panasonic ones are 3 times the price or more. Mind you they have lasted for years - and we do have 5 handsets!!

United Kingdom on Aug 18, 2013

Tim D. Hendon: Bought these new and promptly charged and discharged batteries. Then submitted these batteries
to a break-in cycle and then a total refresh/analyze cycle and only received 70% of the claimed capacity.
In contrast to the advertised 1200 mAh rating, I was only able to achieve 840 mAh at a terminal voltage
of 1.41v. Measured self discharge rate of 8.2% was found in the first 24 hours. All testing/measuring
was done with a Maha Wizard One and a Fluke 115 DMM.

Conclusion: While the self discharge rate is actually normal, the capacity is no better than the lower mAh
rated LSD rechargeables. Stick with the Eneloops or the Sony CycleEnergy batteries and you will be much
better off than with this brand.

Update: After discharging completely in a LED flashlight and using "refresh/analyze" mode on the Maha MH-C9000, I expected the capacity to increase on such a low charge rate (400 mA) and discharge rate (200 mA). The results were even worse!!! Capacity decreased to mid 700s as others have noted. Stay away from these batteries or you will be disappointed.

United States on Jul 30, 2013

Yuhuu: Segun las saque del envoltorio las intente usar y estaban descargadas.
Y el plástico que las recubre (donde pone la marca, el tipo, etc) es muy delicado se rompe muy facilmente.

Spain on Apr 01, 2013

Pollyanna: These batteries give me even better service than the regular batteries. So for me personally I am pleased and will be more of this brand. Once they are fully charged they really do a nice job. I use these in a TENS unit and they give me excellent service.

United States on Mar 25, 2013

Greg Zielinski: I run a R/C car racing club that uses AAA batteries to power Kyosho Mini-Z cars. The cars run about 45 minutes so you are talking an average 1000mah+ draw with spikes above that for acceleration. The batteries delivery plenty of punch. Cycling on my Powerex 9000 chargers yield an average 850-925ma discharge at 500mah (batteries were charged at 500mah).

So far I've used 12 batteries (3 sets of 4) over 12 cycles and each still runs strong.

United States on Sep 21, 2011