Are these basically the same as Eneloops? Or should I just spring for those?
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They are electrically and mechanically identical to 2nd-gen Sanyo eneloop batteries ('1500-cycle'). The latest 4th-gen eneloop cells are advertised as '2100-cycle', but in real life you are not going to see any advantage over the AmazonBasics version.
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I purchased these for my wireless headphones. I have been satisfied with performance no problems. originally had eneloops in the headphones when purchased. these have done job extremely well. would buy again
2105002
yes, they are. I was thinking the same thing, I did my research and they are the same ones, just a older model from the ones in the website. its all just looks on the new ones. There isn't really a big change. I 100% recommend them. =]
1293603
They're the same anusol that I used to use. By the way, stay away from citrus, especially grapefruit, even in soda or other drinks.
1110627
I'm no expert but I researched as much as I could before choosing and it came down to these 2 brands, I personally could not find a difference. I chose the Naturewise and have been happy with them.
1495965
There really isn't a way to tell if ANYTHING that is called organic is indeed organic. These are certified though, so they likely are. The lady that runs Frontier herbs seems like an honest, good person, so I'll take those odds! The alternative is to forage your own in the wilderness.
1795723
Exactly the same just based on your preference. If you buy from a site like this, you are missing out on the most beneficial aspects of this company. Message me for details: shanias1@hotmail.com
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I feel these eneloop batteries are the best I can find. I have replaced two sets of batteries in two phones so far and all is well.
2275358
Yes, they are. From the company's website: http://www.naturesplus.com/products/productdetail.php?productNumber=3421&criteria;=keywordSearchResults
508703
probably so...even if they aren't the Meconate content isn't even worth it, what I've found. Grow your own or get an Rx would be best..
311594
I think they are all the same except the scent. I like strawberry. Make sure you use plenty of it for maximum benefit.
42634
The eneloops may be superior in that their discharge curve shows that they hold their voltage longer than Ni-Mh. Your camera may see the decline in voltage as end of bettery life even though those 2500 ma batteries are still good. The eneloop will hold their voltage longer and possibly result in more actual usage than the older technology.
2186354
AA NiMH. I use Sanyo Eneloop - much better than the stock batteries and I keep the original batteries as a backup.
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These are indeed the latest generation Eneloop available in the US. There is a 4th generation available in the Asian market that is labeled as Panasonic Eneloop, for Panasonic is now the parent company of Sanyo. The 4th generation cell is apparently good for 2000 cycles (recharges), whereas the 3rd generation is rated for 1800 cycles. Eneloop batteries are availble in different colors on a limited basis and I have seen the blue cell that you are referring to. There is also an Eneloop lite version that is blue, but is lower capacity. I have purchased a number of these 3rd generation cells from MYBATTERYSUPPLIER through Amazon and have had great results in high performance LED flashlights. I highly recommend them.
995621
They might be. Another brand I've tried are smaller, and also excellent, is from chefscatalog.com. They are made by Trudeau and are red. The quality of each type is the same, but the fit is tighter with The Chefs.
167951
I would say look for a different style. I bought these thinking they were the same that I had several years ago (which lasted me for at least five years) the other ones I had were totally round, small and squishy. These are oblong and a little bigger had hurt after a while.
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Thank you for the info. A few days ago, I got the 'Eneloops' anyway. Maybe my stock Panasonic batteries had run their useful life course, because the Eneloops work very well and last much longer than the Panasonics. Plus the 7 hour audio and text recharge message does pop up when they run low (someone had suggested that the phone just 'dies', with no message). In any case, I can always use the Eneloops until I am not satisfied with their performance. They only cost me like ten bucks for 4.
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The La Crosse charger will work fine, just make sure to take the batteries out when they reach full capacity as Eneloops do not require trickle charging and can actually overcharge the batteries.