Ive noticed shopee has tons of fake aaa/aa batteries claiming to be original and when read the comments, epic all fake Which retail stores, supermarkets has the best bargain for aa/aaa batteries like energizer and eveready? speedmart? normal ah pek grocery store? Some shops i see the price crazy high markup.............


I need something that can last long cause using for LED lights..............Can recommend something good and long lasting? Which store can get cheapest?

This post has been edited by deejay_krish: Jul 18 2022, 10:08 AM

guardian?

NOKO RM2 store

RM2 battery, dont expect branded

sekian

This post has been edited by DValentine: Jul 18 2022, 09:57 AM

Pharmacy usually not expensive?

I need something long lasting bro, branded ones.

I have in mind

Energizer
Eveready
Panasonic

errr..never compare be4

ikea.

non branded also can use wat

u are not using rechargable

apalan branded ke non branded

endup pakai and throw je

No lah what i meant was, if use branded ones for LED light, can last a bit long. If use the non branded ones, lols few days jalan already. Can use, not to say cannot use, but wont tahan lama loh.

Anyone knows any online in Lazada do tell me. The batteries I buy outside in shops are old some don't even last more than 2 weeks in my wall clock

vavi

cakap la awal awal

edit post ppulak


ptuiii

Want cheapest ? But scared buying fakes

So worry, just buy from reputable places.
But don't expect the same products to be as cheap as buying online.

For the peace of mind, just buy from places like aeon, ace hardware, giant, etc etc.

can try Daiso's
Tesco's/Lotus's always leak chemical

Too many fake, leak easily... Not last... Etc
Only buy branded rom aeon jusco n lotus tesco

This post has been edited by culain99: Jul 18 2022, 10:25 AM

I never use cheap batteries... Especially those unknown brands
Most of the time these will leak and screw up your device

I only use Duracell, Energizer, Panasonic, every ready.

LADDA Rechargeable battery by Ikea

for rm24.90 pack of 4 AA/AAA

made in japan

https://www.ikea.com/my/en/p/ladda-recharge...-1-2v-00509814/

https://www.ikea.com/my/en/p/ladda-recharge...-1-2v-90509819/

This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Jul 18 2022, 10:26 AM

vavi hutan, tu aku edit nak long last lasting punya je, bukan edit apa lagi pun

Either Panasonic or Energizer. Each also have normal alkaline and extra long alkaline I think. That day I read Panasonic stated as anti leak which is very important

Buy at any place that offer sale when possible only for me. Cheaper with more quantity package. If not use all also, the storage duration is now 10 years for alkaline. I'd buy at place where people commonly buy batteries. Otherwise, old stock and you lose some life span perhaps.

IKEA



Oh waiii they EOL one-time use batteries now only rechargeable.
more environmental friendly they say

energizer never had good value for me, was using ikea alkalisk but they stopped making them last year. recently changed to my diy pairdeer ultra premium alkaline.

The downsides of these OEM batteries are, they leak. And damage your equipment. You might never knwo when they will leak. Thats the scariest part.

cheapo carbon zinc GP the best. it habis before it got chance to leak (especially in slow drain things like remote or clock)

The negative side of rechargeable battery:

The highest capacity cannot last as long as probably half normal battery life.

If you run out of charge, you need to charge them first and if you need it now ... forget it. Who'd buy additional rechargeable as backup? Probably not because rechargeable batteries lose charge/power at faster rate than normal batteries. Furthermore, you do not want to keep rechargeable batteries charged up because it will affect their usage lifetime.

good or not?

But my experience they do sometimes corrode terminal before running out of power. Perhaps the best is to change it on fix time schedule regardless its state

replace them every 1mth, even if working. just like engine oil

sure, i just use this for toys, so i dont care.
if you have equipment u care for, ensure the batts never go flat for too long, or remove/store batts separately when not used.
otherwise go rechargeables.

i still prefer ikea alkalisk, but no other choice at the moment, these are the best for me.

too bad. Ikea these only sell rechargeable battery which is abit pricey for use in some small device (like mouse & keyboard).
but ikea quality is really there

Ikea rechargeable

If Im not mistaken, Mydin has good pricing, normally. They get it from middle east or thailand.

still Alkaline?
Long time switch to rechargable already... last long and dont leak

Try Panasonic Evolta battery

Can buy from shopee. But only buy it from shopee mall, and the item has seller & shopee warranty.

I didn't get the 50 times from Eneloop last time.. and they cost a bomb
Cheaper to use carbon zincs for low drain stuff.

Buy rechargeable batteries

what capacity you running?



Nowadays its quite comon to see 2500mAh rechargables NiMH and they do last quite long compare to the old gen which also tend to self discharge, meaning you charge full, 2 weeks its all drained.

Problem with rechargable is lower volt of slightly above 1.2 compare to close to 1.5 for Alkalines. Cheaper alkaline also dont last long compare to the more expensive ones.

Zinc carbon and zinc chloride single-use batteries are cheap, but low capacity.
Alkalines have good power capacity and are a good value choice for most devices, but unsuited to high-drain ones such as digital cameras.
Lithium single use batteries are more expensive, but unlike alkalines are able to deliver their full capacity even in high-drain devices.
NiCd rechargeables have modest capacity comparable to zinc carbons, but can be reused.
NiMH rechargeables have good power capacity comparable to alkaline and lithium, though they can self-discharge moderately quickly.
Li-Ion Rechargeables aren’t available in standard, off-the-shelf sizes for reasons of safety.



Radio Shack, Duracell Coppertop, Energizer Titanium Energizer Max, Everady Gold, Energizer Lithium (E2)

You can see at different drain level, the battery behave differently, but cheaper ones tend to finish faster. I bought Philips Alkaline before and they are crap, just stick to well known brands. Now mostly on rechargable, got like 12 AA or so at home and a bunch of AAA as well.

Low drain like tv remote and clocks, I also use carbon zincs.
Flash for DSLR still on Alkalines, if I decided dust off or touch it.
Other stuffs mostly rechargables, torch lights/lanterns,remote control cars or toys that are not using Li pack, etc.

Bought long life alkaline battery no brand from tesco or mydin. Last longer than branded one.

Buy from Mr diy cukup

I use Panasonic Evota for my wireless devices. Kinda satisfied with the performance so far.

PANASONIC LR03T/8B-EC Alkaline Battery AAA SIZE 8PCS Anti Leak Protection Triple Tough Coating Bateri AAA got made in Thailand edition? can use or not?

Parkson 4x AAA sells for rm8.90. Considerred cheap? Forgot what brand. Maybe Energiser

a month ago i brought BESTON AA 1.5 recharge battery on shoppee , good than previous one sony AA 1.2 well becoz of last longer.

Buy from Realme confirmed is real

energizer lithium, last so damn long

Dont buy cheapo mr diy type of battery.
Leaks and destroy the contacts.

My mom destroyed a good number of aircon remotes at home.

Cheapest i go is GP greencell bought from official store.
Those other sellers some are selling fakes.

ikea