The difference between the two duracell precharged batteries: Can someone please tell me the difference between the two different duracell pre charged batteries?
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See my Customer Image for this product page. The Duracell Pre-Charged cell with 'white top' is equivalent to Sanyo eneloop (made in Japan). The one with 'black top' is equivalent to Rayoyac Hybrid (made in China). Most people seem to prefer the 'white top'. But both versions are good in my opinion. Be careful that Duracell also sells ordinary NiMH cells with very similar 'Copper Top' color scheme. Make sure that your cells actually have 'Pre Charged' printed on them. The ordinary NiMH cells are not worth getting, since they all suffer from rapid self-discharge problem.
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I have not seen the two together, but from reading the descriptions, it looks like one of the main differences is the extra battery included with the more expensive one. If one had a large area to clean, this might come in handy.
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2 AA batteries. Also, use "name brand" batteries, Duracell are the best. Do not use a store brand, they die fast & the vibration is not too good!
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That is a great news. What battery do you use? Maybe the little guy doesn't like Duracell. Haha.
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Your question is unanswerable, as I don't have other than the Tenergy Premium D batteries. Can't compare what I don't have. It's a question of whether one believes the advertised rating and description. It's a question of whether one buys both, compares for durability, sustained duration of charge, etc. Then, toss the inferior product and henceforth invest in the better one.
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I'm not sure. The pack I have right now was made in Japan. I have used Duracell rechargeable batteries for years. Tested them head to head with Energizers and Duracell won hands down in durability and # of recharges possible. The package I have right now is not your AAA it is a pre-charged AA rechargeable pack.
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My first battery lasted almost 4 months, and it was a generic alkaline battery. I used a Duracell Ultimate for 2nd battery, after two months it is working fine. If you use a lithium battery you should get more than 4 months.
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The Procell line by Duracell is essentially the same battery that is marketed to consumers (coppertop), but made to more "rigorous" standards as the Procell line is marketed for industrial use (this comes from the Duracell site). With that being said, it looks like more of a marketing gimmick because the only difference I can see is the sticker on the outside of the battery and the box.
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personally I feel Duracell are a better and long lasting battery, I have only had the Duracell charger and batteries about a month now and after a full charge I haven't had to recharge the batteries yet although I only have them in my tv remotes and game controllers
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Cannot imagine any difference at all. They are after market batteries and I have had pretty good luck with them. Just make sure the specs are correct.
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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.
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Rakisha,,,,,,,,I have this camera & I use the ( High Density core durecell AA-batteries..I have used the camera for 3 months now, & still show half charge...they cost just a little more but there worth It....Hope this helps....Tim M''
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Duracell site : http://www.duracell.ca/en-ca/products/rechargeable-batteries/duracell-rechargeablesays 2400
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Duracell isn't worth the difference in cost so I would not consider them at all. Ni-Cad rechargeables are TRULY the best value but requires some responsibility to keep them charged.
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I have found that using the newest Duracell re-chargeables last about 8 hours. The lithium ions might last longer, but the cost is high. Alkaines may last 4 to 6 hours. Good luck!
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I purchased something like this when I bought these batteries (this is what shows up in my order history, although I think mine is an older version because it doesn't look exactly the same): Duracell value Charger with 4 AA StayCharged Batteries 1 Kit (CEF14)My son uses the batteries in his LeapPad and they last a reasonable amount of time. Having the 8 batteries is also handy because you always have some charging while you're using the other ones. The four charging are always ready to go well before the ones being used are dead. I purchased something like this when I bought these batteries (this is what shows up in my order history, although I think mine is an older version because it doesn't look exactly the same): Duracell value Charger with 4 AA StayCharged Batteries 1 Kit (CEF14)My son uses the batteries in his LeapPad and they last a reasonable amount of time. Having the 8 batteries is also handy because you always have some charging while you're using the other ones. The four charging are always ready to go well before the ones being used... » Read More I purchased something like this when I bought these batteries (this is what shows up in my order history, although I think mine is an older version because it doesn't look exactly the same): Duracell value Charger with 4 AA StayCharged Batteries 1 Kit (CEF14)My son uses the batteries in his LeapPad and they last a reasonable amount of time. Having the 8 batteries is also handy because you always have some charging while you're using the other ones. The four charging are always ready to go well before the ones being used are dead. « Show Less
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Did you look at the batteries I mentioned? Both are pre-charged rechargables. Both have the copertop band. One has a yellow band between the top copper top and the bottom label. One doesn't.