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Technical Details
- Highest capacity hybrio technology
- Batteries stay charged for longer when not in use
- Rechargeable 1000 times
- Ready to use straight from the pack
- Ideal for everyday use in all devices from low drain to high drain appliances
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Product Description
Product Description
Ultra range from Uniross replaces 1000 ordinary batteries, saving battery waste/pollution and saving you money (approximately 1p per use over life of the battery). Contains highest capacity hybrio technology, which means batteries stay charged for longer when not in use, making these batteries ideal for use in devices such as digital cameras, remote controls, toys, torches and wireless keyboards/mouse.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Uniross Hybrio batteries are excellent; I am so pleased with them that I am phasing out all other brands and now have sixteen of the 2100mAh AA-sized hybrios and eight of these 800mAh AAA-sized. These are all mainly used for high demand photographic applications and they have not let me down once.
Hybrios use Ni-MH cells which are quick to charge and quick to power-cycle (which makes them ideal for modern flashguns).
The hybrid technology means that they do not discharge quickly when not in use, and some tests show that with a full charge they can still have more than 75% of their power left after twelve months on a shelf!
I strongly recommend moving to these batteries in favour of alkaline or inferior rechargeables - they are not just worth it in economic terms, but they sport great performance when you need it most.
Don't forget to recycle your old batteries when they're dead! I put mine in the special bin at Asda ;)
Hybrios use Ni-MH cells which are quick to charge and quick to power-cycle (which makes them ideal for modern flashguns).
The hybrid technology means that they do not discharge quickly when not in use, and some tests show that with a full charge they can still have more than 75% of their power left after twelve months on a shelf!
I strongly recommend moving to these batteries in favour of alkaline or inferior rechargeables - they are not just worth it in economic terms, but they sport great performance when you need it most.
Don't forget to recycle your old batteries when they're dead! I put mine in the special bin at Asda ;)
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I have bought several of these now in different sizes and have to say Uniross have finally produced a useful replacement for "real" batteries. These can be kept charged for when you need them so it now actually makes sense to have spare rechargeable batteries, whereas before the spares became as flat as the one in use. There is a slight requirement to persuade these into place as they are slightly larger than ordinary batteries but they fit soon after persuasion.
Just a quick note, do your research first to make sure you buy the higher rated rechargeables as the lower powered ones available cheaper don't run electronics for very long.
Just a quick note, do your research first to make sure you buy the higher rated rechargeables as the lower powered ones available cheaper don't run electronics for very long.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
The title of this review says it all because with normal rechargeables I was getting very frustrated by their self-discharge over time. These Uniross batteries are well worth the investment if your digicam uses AAs. Have not used better batteries in a camera before.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Long life AAA cells
These batteries do what they are advertised to do - Retain their charge for a long time. With these cells, gone are the days when your powered item wouldn't work because the... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Swilk
WYSIWYG
Batteries . . . . they work, can't say much more than that. Also they arrived the day after order, which was impressive!
Published 4 months ago by Tony
Uniross Hybrio Batteries
These rechargeable batteries last for many years. I have bought and used them in cordless phones, cameras for years and rate them the best on the market. Read more
Published 5 months ago by P Anders
build quality
The only issue I have with these batteries is with the quality of finish. The bottom of the batteries is not sealed properly so after some use (a few months in my case) the outer... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Amun82
Uniross Hybrio AAA Rechargeable Batteries
Bought these AAA batteries for my cordless phone. They work perfectly and have given it a new lease of life. Read more
Published 7 months ago by careful shopper
Longevity issues
I purchased 2 packs of these 800ma batteries back in February. One of the eight was dead on arrival and did not respond to charging. Read more
Published 7 months ago by appletree
How do you review a battery?
What can I say, they are long life batteries and they last a long time.
They charge as they should and they work as they should. Read more
They charge as they should and they work as they should. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Jim T
Good value
I use these batteries in preference to alkaline in torches and other items. They work very well and hold their charge well when not used. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Geoff Taylor
Long lasting they were not
I was disappointed with the batteries used for my portable phone..... Bought duracell and they worked fine....... These were a waste of money
Published 8 months ago by Rick L
Batteries work
Can't say much... they are batteries. Look good from the packaging. Great they come fully charged and hold the charge.
Published 8 months ago by robbo
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