I see these batteries for sale in blue and white labels for the same price, is there a difference or just the color, thanks.
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The difference I see is the blue ones have a "high rate" added to the description. I think that means it can be charged faster in a more heavy duty charger or that you can put loads on them that pull more current. I use these in a Mag-lite 3 cell led flashlight. I use it a lot. I may charge it once a month if I think about it. I have yet to ever run the batteries down. I went three months once between charges. Also, don't expect a cheap charger to charge these overnight. I got the Tenergy T-9688 and it charges pretty quickly. Others struggle with it.
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I use them both. I feel like the white is just a tad better at holding the charge at this time. The blue use to be better. At any given moment I have 50 + of these working in lights and equipment in and out of the house, so I'm a good customer! Good Luck!
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The Blue version is old outdated stock. I got a good deal on 16 of the blue ones and they don't hold a candle to the Premiums. Tenergy currently makes two D cells, the Premium which is the best performance D cell available and the Centura which is designed for long term storage or low self discharge. Both are excellent choices, the blue version is older tech and not recommended unless they are very cheap. I use the Blue ones in my Mag lights and they don't last anywhere close to the Premiums, I won't be getting anymore blue ones, not worth the low capacity and poor shelf life. Stay with the Premiums, good voltage stability, durable, decent shelf life. If you want to store them as emergency cells, get the LSD type. They hold voltage much longer after months in storage.
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Yes, that was the look of the D batteries I received. Within 3 months, only 5 of the 8 would recharge. After 6 months, only 4. Hope you have better luck.
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I saw no difference between these batteries and the one that came with the phone. I would buy them again.
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They are production codes relevant to country of origin, plant they were made in, which vendor made the battery and the date it was made. The only number you should pay attention to is the model # on the top.
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Each battery differs. Send an email to anyone who is selling one who has the price you are looking for and they will be able to tell you.
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i only have experience with the 2-tone blue tenergy batteries. i'm sorry to say that i am not familiar with the other brand.
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Mine was labeled something else, but most brand name manufacturers contract out batteries and just slap their own sticker on it.What I can tell you the battery I got was a decent one, lasted about 3-4 hrs and worked with all power states and levels both windows and Linux. Just saying your results and mileage may vary, contact a professional if you get mileage or results longer than four hours
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I believe the only difference is the color. Different colors sell at different prices from time to time.
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CAUTION: As others have noted, these AmazonBasics "White Label" batteries (ASIN: B00422KWU0) are standard Alkaline & can not be compared to "Black Label" AmazonBasics AAA NiMH rechargeables (ASIN: B007B9NXAC)All AmazonBasics batteries, IMHO, have very poor and confusing label identities. My own personal experience makes me suspect that, sooner or later, there will be a charger related incident and some happy product liability attorneys.
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No idea! I have used these as a cost effective alternative to the Duracell batteries. I find they perform the same as a Duracell with the price drop related to no marketing cost.
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NO, these batteries are not the same as the original IF batteries. Look at the two on Amazon
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Ditto - this is a counterfeit battery. I compared the holograms and they are different and the label looks like it was applied by hand.
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About the same, but they look brighter because of the blue/white color. Used them on my camper marker lights and they work great. Reduced my DC power draw by about 80%.
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I think they are the same--just different packaging. I think the blue is the latest, since only the ones I order last year were green--all the rest have been blue, no matter the photo used! Blue works the same as far as I can tell.
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They look very similar, but I can not confirm. You may want to try an aftermarket battery seller.
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I have not noticed a difference from the Invisible Fence brand batteries. While I have not done an official "test", my perception of battery life is the same.
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All of Anker's batteries are blue and white. I've bought for two different phones and they are the same. I had to look at them and read the label to see which phone it was for. They are the same as in the pic.
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The pic of the battery was identical...as far as those numbers., I focused on what my old battery looked like in comparison then when you type in the search..amazon is pretty consistent.but beware it still didn't hold much of a charge for my phone