AA and AAA Rechargeable Batteries

:) Hi, I bought Duracells from Amazon, E-bay, and Costco. They work very well so far. I bought a nice charger, with batteries, from E-bay and the Green batteries were junk. Only Duracell for me.

Batteries Plus is where I usually go but you can get Eveready or other brands dang near everywhere.. IE: Kroger family of stores.. Wal*Mart.. Your favorite Big Box home improvement store (lowes, home Depot, Mennards) your local hardware.

I just use the rechargeable Energizer AA & AAA got them at Wally World. I've had them for years now. I only use rechargeable in everything that takes these batteries, computer mouse, wall clock, flashlights, thermometers, walkie-talkies.

Originally I was using the 4 place charger that came with these but it charged them so fast it was cooking the batteries and shortening their cycles so switched to this charger that does many different sizes plus adjust the charging input.

Zanflare C4 LCD Display Speedy Universal Smart Battery Charger,Battery Capacity Analyzer for Rechargeable Batteries.

Lowes, Home Depot, Walmart. Should find one every 50 miles or so. Costco has large packs we stock up on at home. Then take a hand full with us when camping.

Amazon Basics in both regular and high capacity come highly recommended with a 4.5 rating and 100k+ reviews.

I use Amazon Basic alkaline batteries and have been happy with them.

-Michael

I've stuck with Panasonic eneloop batteries and chargers, only had one bad battery in some 15 years.

Idk what your uses are for AA and AAA batteries that would make sense to keep up with the logistics of rechargeable ones.
Only things I can think of in recent years that used batteries at the rate of maybe making sense and cents is the kids video game controllers when they were younger and headlamps on the job.
Logistically maybe the first thing made sense. The second one not so much.

I've tried every brand going back about 20 years and Eneloops are my favorite. If you get them from Amazon just be sure they are shipped and sold by Amazon and not a third party, that way you are unlikely to get counterfeits. I have at least 50 of them going back as far as 10 years and none of them have gone bad. I got some from Costco, but most from Amazon.

Eneloops here also. I don't understand what "logistics" are needed to charge discharged batteries then put them in the tote for use when needed. They hold a charge very well.

We haven't bought any throw away AAA or AA batteries in years.

I also use a lot of eneloops. But some things dislike the 1.2 volts vs the standard 1.5 on alkaline.