I ordered/received 5 BOXES of 4 BATTERIES each, so the count is correct; however, I STRONGLY QUESTION if they're truly Duracell batteries, Are they?
819667
I been very happy with mine.. they seem to be no different than Duracell batteries that I buy from a local store.. I have had no reason to doubt they are real Duracell batteries..at a very reasonable price.
819668
I received mine in one long box and yes, they were Duracell. Worked great for every device and had the left over ones for use that worked as well. As a matter of fact, want more. Enjoyed just reaching in a getting one or two batteries as needed. For the price you cannot beat it.
819669
Well YES what is your problem Duracell only sell their batteries not any other brand I use to buy and sell Duracell batteries to the Government without any problem Get a life Len Mayo
819670
I received the exact same thing. I was expecting the same shipment as was pictured on the advertisement. Didn't have a good feeling about it so I asked for a cancellation. The company gave me a full refund without return.
685062
Hello: These batteries are the "exact" same types as their normal alkaline "c" cells. The difference is only in the name and these are sold commercially to contractors and tradesman. The mAh rating is 7800 mAh. As I have said before, get the Duracell Alkaline and the Duracell Procell spec sheets from Duracell and you will see they have the same specs.
1287486
What I received does appear to be L91 batteries identical to what I am replacing. The data sheet for the L91's does show 3000mah, but I don't have any way to prove that they are performing to that specification. I use them in an outdoor application and they have performed well; even in the cold (20*C). They are rated at 1.5 Volts, but actually measure at 1.8 Volt. So far I only have 12 of the batteries in use, but they are performing fine.
465495
Five batteries are included. I think they are near or past their date code as a couple of the ones I got had whiskers (corrosion). But at this price, who cares?
2192531
It seems like the deciding factor is the seller you get the batteries from. Mine came from a seller listed as "Duracell" and I haven't had a single problem. We've used 18 of the batteries so far and they've all powered devices as expected, didn't expire until like 2020, and haven't leaked. (I really hope I haven't jinxed myself!) Oh - and mine didn't have Chinese writing on them. They were all in English.
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Dennis the simple answer to your question is these batteries are crap-however the seller is fast with their refunds in an attempt to cover their tracks- you get what you pay for there are decent replacement btteries. - just not from Onlite
2103368
I ordered the batteries, but have not yet received them. Since I placed my order three weeks ago and they are still not here and are NOt really anywhere where they can tell me,I recently cancelled the order. They could only tell me that they were "shipped", which I later came to believe was shipped alright, but from China! Also, some internet sources are calling this rating as a scam, since no batteries that size are rated with this much power. I would be VERY apprehensive about purchasing from this co. And no, they do NOT appear to be UltraFire.
157216
Yes, they are in actual Duracell boxes, like the photo shows. I hope this helps.
601959
Only 1. I had ordered 5, thinking that they were the real deal. They were DEFF not!!!
1683261
I have received two separate orders and the batteries are all fine. I have been using them in my Camera for quite a while. the first time I charged them they took about 24 hrs but since then overnight seems to be all they need. I am afraid that is all I know about them.
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I'm not going to get political, but I haven't had any problems with these batteries, if that's what you're asking. I've probably got 25 or so charges on mine and they've been great, other than a misspelling on the side of the battery, "Caution: Battery can explore or cause burns if overcharged, disassembled or exposed to fire." No fun at all.
2211894
That's a good way to put it...yes.Overall, they are like oversized AA batteries. They do, however, hold a charge very well...especially for things like tactical flashlights, etc.
1009738
I got six batteries, all were dated 2023. I use them in a golf range finder that eats batteries and these are as good as the ones I was paying almost $8 each for. I will be buying more soon. Hope this helps.
140914
I bought my 1st box of 100 a month ago and they have been working just great. I did notice that they have a Chinese marking on them but so don't the batterys that I bought from rite aid. I think they are genuine Duracell Coppertop they look and work like they are. I just bought a nother box of the AAA and AA's and they are good till 2023. So to answer your question I would say yes they are.
1229470
I don't know, but I suspect they were older batteries when I received them because they did not last very long
540407
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.
1297008
I guess they are I found that the battery r us stores were over charging for these batteries and decided to try ordering them from amazon. Glad I did.