AA Lithium Batteries Pack of 8, Long Lasting Lithium AA Battery for Devices Need Stable Full 1.5V [ Disposable AA Batteries ]

This review is for the item described as “BONAI AA Lithium Batteries Pack of 8, Long Lasting Lithium AA Battery for Devices Need Stable Full 1.5V [ Disposable AA Batteries ]”.This is the first time I have had non-rechargeable lithium batteries so I am interested to know how long they last compared to alkaline batteries and how long their shelf life is, to see if they live up to the claims made. My batteries came with a production date printed on them (very hard to see - I needed a magnifying glass and bright light) of May 2024 and these should remain charged for ten years.There aren’t many portable electrical things now which don’t have built in rechargeable lithium batteries, but I do use rechargeable AAs in my Wii controllers, remote controls and a computer mouse. I am often disappointed with the performance of rechargeable batteries. By necessity, I can’t verify the performance claims until the batteries have been extensively tested over a period of time which I will do and update my review if I find they do not perform as expected. I can confirm they are the right size, have not leaked, are well packaged and have been recently produced. They come with all the expected safety marks which is reassuring.

I have a set of puck lights under my kitchen shelves, which literally eat batteries in two weeks. I've got five lights, and each need three batteries! I've tried Eveready, Kodak and Duracell Plus 1.5V AA batteries, and the Duracell appear to last the longest, though not long enough before the light starts to dim. These Bonai batteries are lithium, not alkaline, and claim to last 10 times longer. For comparison, I have a motion sensor light in my shed which contains a 3000mAh lithium battery, which is the same capacity as these. It is rechargeable, these are not, but it has worked for months and months without needing a recharge, so I am confident that these batteries should last longer than others. Time will tell. I'm happy at present that my lights are back on.

I've not tries lithium batteries before, but I have a couple of devices where I get very tired of changing the alkaline ones, so I thought I'd give these a go. It's a bit soon to comment on how long they will last, but so far so good.One thing I did notice is that alkaline batteries normally have a use by date on them, whereas these do not. On reading the back blurb on these batteries I saw that the annual self-discharge is 1 - 2%, so I guess that's why. If they just sit in a drawer, they should last 50 - 100 years before they self-discharge! I can cope with that. It also says that they should work down to -40C, so they will be good for outside use in the winter, unlike standard batteries.They look very good so far and I will update if I have any problems.

Lithium batteries are meant to last longer than Alkaline ones, so I've put all of these into my wildlife camera to see how long they will last (yes, it takes 8 batteries at a time!).With a manufacturing date of May 2024 and a low self-discharge rate they claim to last up to 10 years if stored correctly, however these are being used straight away.I’ll report back when they finally deplete and give an update on the time-frame of usage.

I got these batteries for some high-drain devices around the house, and they have been performing well as expected. The 3000mAh capacity of these batteries is impressive. The built-in leakage protection and anti-explosion technology provide peace of mind. I feel confident using these batteries in all my devices without worrying about potential leaks or safety hazards.The initial investment for these batteries is higher compared to standard alkaline batteries. However, considering their longevity and performance, I believe they are worth the price.

Excellent quality batteries that I needed for a camera which would otherwise eat up batteries at an alarming rate!These are only a little dearer than the ones I was using previously, but if they prove to last a good amount of time then they will be well worth it. I was advised that lithium batteries would be the best ones to go for, especially for high draining devices.

This is a pack of 8 x BONAI AA Lithium Batteries.The batteries are advertised as manufactured this year which is handy.These batteries are ideal for high power drain devices due to being Lithium and long lasting.Also the batteries are apparently supposed to have a 10 year shelf life which is useful if you wanted to store them away for some time.Overall this is a good set of high power batteries and especially with the available discount as well.

8 AA batteries that claim to be long lasting but they haven't lasted long at all. I put them in all my clocks and after 2 days 2 out of the 5 clocks had stopped and 1 started and stopped as and when it felt like it. Not great batteries to be honest.