Alkaline AA 24 Batteries Coppertop MN1500

It's Duracell what more can one say they work I've never been disappointed and I know I bought these at least three timesWhat can I say it's Duracell you get what you pay for

They are alkaline batteries, you always need more of them and the 24 pack is the best value here. Since this was dropshipped to me, it can obviously be found cheaper. I would probably order a 100+ pack if it was offered.I intend to use these in trail cameras since alkaline batteries last much longer than rechargeable ones. I don't recall any information about using rechargeable batteries in my trail camera, so I'm going to assume it may damage it.Rechargeable batteries often have an initial discharge voltage much higher than the stated voltage. This is done to make the battery last longer but it may catastrophically damage thermal sights, scientific lasers, sensitive electronics, even flashlights if uses a PCB controller.Batteries are marked 2019 and should work well.I checked benchmarks before ordering these, Duracell lasts longer in just about everything except clocks.

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I purchased a case for organizing all of my batteries and continue to keep a supply on hand. Grandchildren, kids, and everything seems to come "Sold without Batteries" so it's always a good idea to keep some on hand. I prefer the Duracell brand.

Duracell works best for outside work in the elements. Batteries hold up in cold and hot weather. Very dependable.

The batteries came wrapped with a rubber band in packs of 10 and appear to be made for use in Asia. They really are Duracell products but I am a little confused and honesty suspicious why. So..guess only time will tell.

I've got 2 packages of Rayovac AAs purchased on sale somewhere, expire in 2030, which can only be use in cheap flashlights, because they will always leak, like these 2 unopened packages. When I need AA or AAA batteries for my $100 to $200 meters, I can't take a chance, and can't take them out after every use! Coppertop is the only way to go.

thank you