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| Number of Batteries | 24 AAA batteries required. (included) |
|---|---|
| Brand | Philips |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lead Acid |
| Battery Capacity | 18000 Milliamp Hours |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Childrens Toys, Hearing Aid |
| package_dimensions | 5.08 x 3.54 x 1.73 inches |
|---|---|
| item_weight | 1.69 ounces |
| item_model_number | LR03 |
| batteries | 24 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| best_sellers_rank | #63,478 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #115 in AAA Batteries |
| date_first_available | March 28, 2025 |
| manufacturer | PHILIPS |
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These Philips AA batteries have performed really well in all my devices. They last noticeably longer than standard batteries, especially in things like remotes and toys. I appreciate the 10-year shelf life, which makes them great to keep on hand for emergencies. Solid performance and great value for a 24-pack. Read more
I like these batteries, a big lot and I’ll forget about batteries for a year. It works great and lasts usually about 8-12 months. Read more
Great produGreat product. Read more
PRO - All Alkaline batteries - regardless of brand, regardless of price - are capable of leaking over time. To avoid damage from leaking Alkalines, many folks upgrade to more expensive Lithium primary batteries. These Alkaline batteries claim to be “leakproof”, have a somewhat different construction and are less expensive than Lithium. CON - It’s too early to test “leakproof” claim. Will update down the road.. Read more
These batteries have surprised me with how long they hold up. I have a few items that I was changing batteries weekly it seemed like. These batteries though, you definitely get your moneys worth because they stay powered up at capacity. These are what functional barrerías look like. I also love that it came in a 24 pack. Read more
The first thing I love about these Philips AAA batteries is the packaging. I’ve bought from other brands before, and they usually pack 24 batteries together in one big package. Philips, however, separates them into packs of 4. Since most everyday electronics use 2 or 4 batteries at a time, this makes them much easier to store and keep organized. As for performance, I can’t speak to the long lifespan yet since I haven’t tested it thoroughly. But the price is very reasonable, about 50 cents per battery for alkaline, which is a great deal compared to zinc-carbon batteries. Read more
These batteries are great. My son used them in his game controller. Normally, we have had to replace them weekly. It's been about a month since we've last had to change them out. I've put some in our TV controllers and a few other things around the house. I've used one in my milk frother, it's a cheap hand held thing. These batteries seemed to have improved the performance. Read more
I tried to upgrade all my batteries to rechargeable but they don't hold charge long for frequently used low powered devices. I have bluetooth mice and keyboards as well as battery powered clocks and remotes that non-rechargeable batteries will run for a year or more. With the rechargeable types, I was always running into products that had no power. I finally reverted back and have been very happy ever since. This multipack was enough to run every product in my home with extra to spare. There are products that need high power and must be recharged frequently so those other batteries have their place, but if you have a house full of remotes that dont work and clocks that display the wrong time, it's time to get a set of these. Read more