Duracell Plus AAA Alkaline Batteries [Pack of 18], 1.5V LR03

 

I always try and buy Duracell batteries because they last longer and are value for money you buy from Amazon they always try and do good deals and they are always a lot cheaper then supermarket prices..

 

Been buying the cheaper energiser batteries from here for about a year and it’s always hit and miss if they will last a week or a month. I got a little fed up with it to be honest so I have resorted back to Duracell, they’re a little more expensive but I haven’t ever had a problem with them.

 

Brilliant and long lasting batteries. Exactly what I needed brilliant purchase
They aren’t the cheapest batteries out there but it’s worth it as they are great quality from a brand I know and trus

 

Well what can I say, these are Duracell batteries in the popular AAA size. For most people that is enough, if you haven’t heard of or used Duracell batteries you have probably been in cryostasis for the last 40 years or so!

But seriously, these are your usual high quality Duracell batteries in a larger 18 cell size pack. This is great for putting in the drawer for the day you need a replacement battery. These ones are great for remotes and other devices that are relatively low power drain but you use for years. As with all Duracell batteries these are very well made and incredibly unlikely to ever leak, in all the years I’ve been using them I’ve never seen a Duracell leak unlike other brands that claim they don’t.

One thing that does distinguish these from the normal AAA Duracell batteries I’ve bought in recent years is that these are claimed to be ‘New Plus batteries with up to 100% longer life’. Whether this is true of not is difficult to tell as Duracell batteries generally last for ages anyway, but if true you’re likely to find in something like a remote these will probably outlive the life of the remote itself! I know I’ve got remotes about that have Duracells in that have been in there for anything up to 4 years without any issue.

Of course these will probably come into their own in higher current drain items, however by definition those sort of items are more likely to use AA or bigger cells in the first place for the simple reason that they will drain a battery quicker. As such I don’t really have any devices that have high current drain, about the worst item is a torch, but even that doesn’t need batteries changing for months at a time.

But assuming the claims of extra long battery life are true these could be the last batteries you’ll ever need for some of your gizmo’s. So do the right thing and shell out for these rather than those pound shop batteries that last only a few weeks and which you run the risk of leaking and destroying your devices!