It's time for me to buy some batteries again. Tried Eveready Heavy Duty previously, AA and AAA and they don't seem to last very long. Currently on GP Supercell and it seems to be better. Has anyone compared all Eveready, GP Supercell, Maxell and Toshiba batteries size AA and AAA? Which one do you feel is best in terms of performance?

The weird thing is the price of Heavy Duty and Super Heavy Duty with Maxell batteries is the same. I would expect Super Heavy Duty to be more expensive than Heavy Duty but it's the same price.

Just checked the prices of Eveready Gold and Panasonic Evolta on Shopee. I'm not sure if there are fakes for Eveready Gold as the prices vary a lot between sellers. The weird thing is the sellers are not in Klang Valley but in Ipoh. Not many sellers for this Eveready Gold who are in KL or Selangor.

Eveready Gold (8 pcs) - RM15.89
Eveready Gold (8 pcs) from other seller - RM22.50

As for Panasonic Evolta, the seller is Panasonic official store so it is likely genuine.

Panasonic Evolta (8 pcs) - RM29.35

Get rechargeable batteries like eneloop or ikea's one which i forgot the name

heavy duty batteries are not alkaline...buy battery type to fit usage...
i only use heavy duty in clocks etc...everything else is either eneloop / ikea...
if forced to buy regular AA will be energizer... but this also quality shit already..m

which brand does not leak one? too many batteries leaking in my aircon remote causing permanent damage (even good branded ones like everday, eniziser, ikkea brand) . and ori aircon remote is not cheap too.

how come those original batteries that comes with the remote does not leak even after 10 years.

Get rechargeable batteries like eneloop or ikea's one which i forgot the name

Yes, I am aware of that. It will happen to most remote controls which are not used for a long time but the batteries are still inside the slot. If the device (remote control) is frequently used, corrosion at the terminals which may lead to the device not functioning, it likely won't happen ie. leakage to the internal circuit boards of the device leading to damage.

Panasonic  because got leak guarantee

I favor Panasonic more, they have anti-leak tech, u dun want your battery to leak and that's disgusting

for non-rechargeable, voniko provide good value. cheap (4pcs AA were like rm5.50) and the battery were rated to be leak-free for 10 years from its production date.

for rechargeable, just buy anything that said low-self discharge, ready to use battery. dont take that 1000, 2100cycle horse shit claim, because battery are susceptible to defect and battery wear (even-though it is in storage)