Current Events > The newest Engergizer Lithium batteries now have a shelf life of 25

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yrs. Many years ago like AA batteries would like only last 2 or 3 yrs or something...?

Shelf Life. Like I know some NES batteries die, but these triple aaa's won't last ten years.

Oddly I still have saves on my old nes games when I had a real nes ( this was like seven years ago). Why did I contradict myself. Look away, I'm hideous *Kramer reference*

So does that mean we can recharge them for 25 years

Lawsuit against the bunny soon.

GranTurismo posted...

yrs. Many years ago like AA batteries would like only last 2 or 3 yrs or something...?

Energizer Lithium are on a different level, but they're still disposable single use batteries.

So use them in applications where you need that type of battery longevity.

e.g. EoTech Holographic Tarrgeting sites that you plan on using out in the field.

Then it makes sense for high quality batteries that last a long time.

Otherwise, if it's everyday use items, use Duracell Rechargeables.

They offer superior performance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7-ghrTqA44

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC3RlKyW2Mg

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Eneloops are the greatest batteries ever made.

Smashingpmkns posted...

Eneloops are the greatest batteries ever made.

Eneloops are made by energizer? But many devices will not accept rechargable batteries?

Kamil posted...

Shelf Life. Like I know some NES batteries die, but these triple aaa's won't last ten years.

Oddly I still have saves on my old nes games when I had a real nes ( this was like seven years ago). Why did I contradict myself. Look away, I'm hideous *Kramer reference*

You contradicted yourself? I'm not seeing where

^ I was ripping on shelf status and then said I had original game nes carts with working batteries. Those NES batteries are over 25 years and still may work even actively.

But those batteries like that you can buy will burn out in a year generally.

Kamil posted...

^ I was ripping on shelf status and then said I had original game nes carts with working batteries. Those NES batteries are over 25 years and still may work even actively.

But those batteries like that you can buy will burn out in a year generally.

Oh that's right. All those new cartridges have a little circle battery in them? Supposedly like ps3s all have those batteries

engergizer bantery :3

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/e/e5f43dad.jpg

you guys still use batteries? I use these for every battery powered thing I own besides TV remotes, it's mostly stuff like string lights that are only sold as battery-powered, or casio toy keyboards.

viewmaster_pi posted...

engergizer bantery :3

What does that post mean, that little 3?

i no no :3c

Battery isn't that dat some new Metallica song. *wink*

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/adac2ec7.jpg

GranTurismo posted...

Eneloops are made by energizer? But many devices will not accept rechargable batteries?

Pretty sure they're made by Panasonic. I've never used a device that couldn't use rechargeable batteries

Smashingpmkns posted...

Eneloops are the greatest batteries ever made.

They're great if you want many recharge cycles & minimal Maximum capacity loss, but not necessarilly max Voltage or Energy Capacity on a per charge basis.

GranTurismo posted...

Eneloops are made by energizer? But many devices will not accept rechargable batteries?

They're made by Sanyo.

Many devices that accept AA or AAA batteries will accept most Eneloop AA or AAA batteries.