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Project Farm rate it better than Eneloops

Wow you guys so outdated
Latest technology is battery AAA or whatever size that you want can be charged with micro USB, or USB type C aka same charger as your phone charger

eneloop made in china already

ladda still made in japan

fujitsu also made in japan

pro still made in japan kot…white 1 no more

if charge weekly, what will be the lifespan ? 

i still got sony cycle energy orange white color 1st batch made in japan still working until now…don't know how many years already, definitely more than a decade.

too bad my mom lost my sanyo eneloop batteries during travel…else that 1 still works like the sony 1.

Get Ikea Ladda rechargables
Project Farm rate it better than Eneloops

aaa only 750mah, no?

I avoid the really cheap batteries you can find on lazada/shopee. Like everyone say..they leak. Mine was soft even, and my little one likes to bite on it.

Now I use

1) For most of my stuff: "Voninko" AA/AAA batteries from Mr DIY (it's white+blue in colour). Kids toys, remote, etc. It feels more premium that the super cheap ones.

2) For kids toys: Rechargable AA/AAA lipo batteries that can be charged directly using usb type c cables. Can buy from lazada/shopee. This outputs 1.5V, and works with many kids electronics such as remote control cars, etc. I don't use this when I know my kids may throw the toy into water, abuse, etc.

3) My old NiMH rechargable for some electronics. That said, I seldom use this already because many of my devices can't work with its voltage of 1.2V. I have a bunch of these and they're basically unused trash right now.

Take the shelf life with a pinch of salt. I have energizer max that expire in 2028 but already leak today.

U mean charger doesn't last long?

I just bought ikea ladda. Gonna use my decade old GP charger to charge it. Hope it won't explode.

I only using 2450mah.

i believe they're both still ~ 1.3V, just different capacities. one will stay "on" longer thus requiring less charging. thus lower charge cycle, thus perhaps last longer? something like that...

edit...ime, both suck at wall clocks (low drain devices) coz of their lower voltage. ymmv

how many time charging cycle?

yeah, exactly why i migrated to the rechargeable. hate the leaks spoiling the devices...
but, you have no issues with your clocks? hurmmm...i noticed i need to replace the rechargeables more often compared to the conventional ones on the clocks.
i.e. rechargeables might require changing around 6months, whilst the conventional...more than a year.

Of course get the biggest capacity available. No reason to get the lower.