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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.
Product Description
Ideal for cameras, radios, CD players and torches. They stay charged for a long time and replace up to 1,000 disposable batteries.
Size: AA / R6. Output voltage: 1,2 V.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
40 of 40 people found the following review helpful
Dont be fooled by these having "only" 2100mAh - these are low self discharge batteries and will perform alot better than standard NiMH (or NiCd) batteries.
This means that if you charge these and leave them around for a month, they wont have lost their charge - they are there when you need them, you dont need to think to charge in advance. I think if you leave them for 2 years they only lose 20% - amazing.
With these, there's no reason to be buying alkaline or older rechargables, these are the bees knees.
With regards to chargers, "overnight" chargers (cheapest on amazon is UniRoss X-Press 150 Classic Charger inc 4 x AA 2100 mAh Rechargeable Batteries) are kinder for your batteries than the sprint/fast chargers which give your batteries a beating - so only buy a fast charger for these if you dont mind replacing your batteries sooner.
This means that if you charge these and leave them around for a month, they wont have lost their charge - they are there when you need them, you dont need to think to charge in advance. I think if you leave them for 2 years they only lose 20% - amazing.
With these, there's no reason to be buying alkaline or older rechargables, these are the bees knees.
With regards to chargers, "overnight" chargers (cheapest on amazon is UniRoss X-Press 150 Classic Charger inc 4 x AA 2100 mAh Rechargeable Batteries) are kinder for your batteries than the sprint/fast chargers which give your batteries a beating - so only buy a fast charger for these if you dont mind replacing your batteries sooner.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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I bought some of these originally in a pack with a charger and have been buying more packs as the non-rechargeable batteries I've been using round the house die. I've found them to be reliable in all my remotes and clocks, and they've been brilliant in my wii controllers and wii-fit board too - lasting well over a month between charges when used for 45 minutes to an hour every day. Highly recommended.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
These are excellent bateries. For quite a while I've been looking for a technology that'll replace my Ni-Mh cells. Due to low self-dischange level these easily outperform my 2800MAh GPs. The key is that 2800 mah standard cells will loose 20% of their charge in the first week or two after removed from the charger then more with time.
I would recommend these batteries if:
a) You're using these in a device that does not require a lot of power hence you'll be directing most of the charge to the device and not to self-discharge leaks.
b) If you store your batteries for a while before (during) travel and don't want to recharge your cells right before leaving house for longer life.
However to use in a power-hungry device that requires often recharges anyway I'd recommend going with old-styled Hi-Mhs, I think those will save you cash and have larger capacity for the buck.
Overall, these are excellent batteries, stay charged and power your devices instead of leaking into the outside world leaving you with a dead torchin the middleof a mountainairing trip.
I would recommend these batteries if:
a) You're using these in a device that does not require a lot of power hence you'll be directing most of the charge to the device and not to self-discharge leaks.
b) If you store your batteries for a while before (during) travel and don't want to recharge your cells right before leaving house for longer life.
However to use in a power-hungry device that requires often recharges anyway I'd recommend going with old-styled Hi-Mhs, I think those will save you cash and have larger capacity for the buck.
Overall, these are excellent batteries, stay charged and power your devices instead of leaking into the outside world leaving you with a dead torchin the middleof a mountainairing trip.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
one of the 4 batteries was a little faulty but I have ordered some...
found that one of the batteries was a bit intermittent and as such would only have about 50% as well even though the charger said it was full. Read more
Published 22 days ago by Garbage
Superb
I had always used rechargables in the past but often found that when I needed to take a quick snapshot I often found there wasn't enough power for the camera, then three years ago... Read more
Published 1 month ago by David Rae
Excellent
Tried many cheap 3000mA battery, either won't last or won't get charged (the battery size is slight smaller than it supposed to be, so won't fit in the charger I have at least). Read more
Published 3 months ago by Che-Hsiung Liu
Long shelf life batteries
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
Good
Bought these for my Roberts alarm clock radio.. had them for a year now.
Still working well, have to charge them about every 4-5 weeks. Read more
Still working well, have to charge them about every 4-5 weeks. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Gerry935
Faultless performance, but give them the charger they deserve
I bought a 4-pack of these AA Hybrio batteries around two years ago and to date they've been absolutely faultless, despite going through many charge / discharge cycles. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mr. Mischief
Disappointing
I found these batteries heavily recommended on a couple of websites as the ultimate all round answer for rechargeable batteries. Read more
Published 5 months ago by info13818
Great value batteries
I've bought a lot of these batteries - both AA and AAA. They last well and I use them in Wii controllers, clocks (apart from 1 very sensitive clock), shaver, calculator, TV remote,... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Geoff Taylor
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UNIROSS 8-Pack AA Multi Useage Rechargeable Batteries
Terrific buy. My old rechargeables did not last very long at all. Read more
Terrific buy. My old rechargeables did not last very long at all. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Ray Harvey
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these are the best rechargeable batteries around and i always use them while on holiday you only need to charge them up once and the charge lasts for at least 3 months if not... Read more
Published 8 months ago by C. L. Wood
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