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They hold a charge well and work reliably in the devices they’re designed for. No complaints about performance. One important thing to note: even though they are similar in size to AA batteries, they are NOT the same. Make sure your device specifically requires 3.6 V batteries before buying. Using them in place of standard AAs could damage your device. As long as you’re buying them for the correct application, they’re a solid choice.

This is an uncommon battery item required primarily for special electronic equipment that calls for a size AA battery that produces 3.6 volts instead of the much more common 1.5 volt size AA batteries. It is also unusual in that it involves a battery chemistry using lithium ions. While I have had my pack of 4 batteries for only a month, so far the one I am currently using is doing exactly what I need and I am hoping each battery lasts for several months before a replacement is needed, but obviously that depends on how much power your instrument draws from the battery. I doubt it would be wise to use a 3.6 volt size AA battery in place of your 1.5 v AA flashlight batteries, and I suggest you don't try that. These are not rechargeable, so you'll have to discard the old one when it no longer works. That brings up a question for which I currently have no answer - can the batteries be discarded the same as common AA 1.5 volt batteries, namely in standard landfill garbage? The 3.6 volt batteries do not mention disposal issues so it probably would be best to ask your area representatives in charge of electronic items disposal if you can simply treat them like standard AA batteries, or if they have a special place you can drop off lithium batteries for recycling or special disposal. I found no supplier of the 3.6 v lithium batteries in my community but if you can find a local source of them, those folks might have an answer for you on appropriate disposal.

Installed them and they were "fair" right off the bat. It's been less than two weeks and the batteries are in "poor" state. Not sure why theses and the brand that original came with the gauge are horrible, but they are. I had hope and unfortunately they aren't better than the others. I guess it's a gamble on which brand will last the longest.

Exact replacement for what I needed. Not all wrapped in plastic or waste materials. Will see how longer they last.

Good price

Battery went to a fair status after a couple weeks. Used for 6 weeks and went dead. Used it for my oil gauge. Now I am unable to return. Found out others had the same issue.

My auto gate sensors now work perfectly

I bought a 4-pack on 11/23 and it lasted almost a year with fairly heavy diving. About a year later I started getting intermittent low battery warnings on a liveabooard, doing 4 dives/day for 4 days in a row. I swapped it then. But took the old battery home. After a week or so of storage the "old" battery it was still testing pretty good. These are funny devices. They store a lot of energy, but they have high internal resistance so they deliver it slowly. Store unused batteries in the freezer until needed. (warm them back up to room temp before use) They claim a 10 year shelf life, but I'm skeptical. Better to not buy more than you can use in a few years. (I have a 5 year old SAFT cell that was never installed but was stored at room temperature and it shows very high internal resistance now) That's not a criticism of this mfg or SAFT. It's inherent to this type of battery chemistry.

Buen material y muy rápido la entrega

Tutto bene come descritto, consegnato puntuale.

Es una pila muy poco convencional, no se suele usar en electrodomésticos comunes. Precio mas que competitivo. En comparación con otras pilas de las mismas características el precio es muy bueno y la calidad y duración mas que buena. Son una muy buena opción.

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Alles bestens, danke