Can these batteries recharge with a Duracell or Energizer charger? I don't want to have to purchase a new charger if I don't have too.
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You may have good chargers or you may have poor chargers but either way they will charge these batteries just as well (or just as poorly if a bad charger) as any other NiMH AAA cells.
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I have used several chargers and they have all worked with these batteries. You should not have to purchase a specific one.
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The answer from NLee is the best one - excellent information. I have a number of different chargers, and the only one I really trust is my La Crosse BC-1000. I have compared the results from the other, cheaper, chargers with the same batteries, and the results in final charge voltage and available current is often quite different. You probably do not NEED to buy a new charger for these batteries, but if you want them to really last and your current charger requires you to charge them in pairs (a telltale sign of cheap chargers), I highly recommend you invest in a new quality charger.
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AmazonBasics Pre-Charged batteries can be recharged using any good-quality Smart charger designed for NiMH cells. But for longer battery lifespan, avoid ultra-fast (15- or 30-minute) chargers and Dumb (overnight) slow chargers. Most of the Duracell and Energizer chargers you see on the market only charge in pairs, which you should avoid. One inexpensive but Smart charger I often recommend is the Sony Cycle Energy BCG34HLD. It can recharge each cell individually, which is much better than the official AmazonBasics NiMH Charger
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Not exactly. You can get the exact same batteries that don't look the same, because Apple just doesn't sell them without the charger. The ones that are the same but look different are here: eneloop AA 1800 cycle, Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries, 4 Pack (discontinued by manufacturer)
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Yes. Just put em' in and leave them. These chargers go into "Energy Save Mode" when the battery is charged, preventing damage to the cells. They come back on only to "trickle charge" when necessary.
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I use just an old lithium ion battery charger by Energizer. They're they are rotated out in the rechargeable stash used to power all things that take AA batteries in our home.
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I have no idea, I didn't keep my packaging, but I always liked Duracell because they hold a charge longer than most batteries. I took them out of the container and charged them up before I left for Europe. But in today's world, my best bet they probably were, seems most things are these days.
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I have a Kodak Rapid Battery Charger and these recharged just fine. I have used and recharged them a couple of times with no problems. So, I don't see where they shouldn't recharge if the old ones did.
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Not sure what charger you have, I use the original charger which works fine with these batteries.
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You should be able to charge these batteries, but get ready to learn you wasted money for crappy batteries... Most of the "high power" batteries I came across are fake and not holding more than half charge they promise. Only brand name batteries like Eneloop and Duracell were performed exactly as specified. Another problem with off brand batteries is self-discharge. I had several batteries losing up to 70% of charge within one month. On the bright side with this charger you will find-out what batteries you can trust. Good luck!
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I have not tried them in anything other than the "Duracell" charger. But if the rayovac has the specifications to charge Ni-MH AAA batteries it might be work a try.
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I read that these batteries, if not used frequently used, tend to go dormant and the chargers will not charge. Need to connect battery to a regular battery charger to re-energize. Recommend you try to charge another battery or investigate the dormant battery issue for your specific equipment. Hope this helps.
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You can recharge them at any time. I bought from Barbjewels and received a no name version instead of the Fuji pictured. Completely dead and unchargeable- the hassel of returning it eventually turned me off-beware!
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Yes you can. The charger is designed to recognize a full charge and then will trickle charge so that the batteries stay charged and ready but not overcharged. I am doing the same on mine
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Yes, and they work better too. However, you cannot use your old charger with them and must buy the lime green one to use with the new lithium batteries. The new charger can be used to charge the old yellow and black batteries.
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Hello, I have the Duracell 15 minute charger that charges AA & AAA batteries, and that's the highest powered charger currently available that I know of for Duracell itself. The power output for the 15 minute Duracell charger I have is 1.2 volts for AA & AAA batteries and 8.3 Amps(current) max for AA and 3.5 Amps(current) for AAA, so if your charger outputs more for voltage or current for AA & AAA I would recommend not using it for those type of batteries, and as far as other batteries like C,D,9 Volt, etc. I can't recommend since my charger doesn't charge those types of batteries and only charges AA & AAA. If your batteries fit into your charger and the output power matches or is slightly under my power output then you should be fine, and anything that charges at a higher power output should not be used since Duracell hasn't made batteries and a charger that can handle higher output power charging yet. Good Luck!, bye &#9685; &#9697; &#9685;
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Yes, they can be recharged with other rechargeables. I do it with my energizer multicharger.
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I use my energizer chatger and another brand charger....u can use any charger for rechargeable Duracell. If you have a charger that charges type of rechargeable Duracell save or spend the difference on batts. Answer: yes you can use your Rayovac charger...
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Nope. Go with the good batteries though (Duracell or Energizer). It works better!