I see these batteries for sale in blue and white labels for the same price, is there a difference or just the color, thanks.
516751
I believe the difference is that the white ones are "low self discharge" or something to that affect. Basically it sounds like they will hold their charge longer while not in use.
516752
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.
1920612
To tell you the truth I have never even noticed any difference. These batteries perform every bit as well as the Sony batteries and I have used them for years. The package deal is the only way to go, and after market offers have proven to me to be a great savings without loss of quality. Good Luck.
1416277
As best I can see they are the same battery. You probably won't find them in the store and I've always used Amazon. I live on a farm and have many Midland radios. So far, they are the best for the money. I've not had one fail, only loose them in the woods.
2271599
There is no difference to me. These are all small batteries and I don't go out with out 3 fully charged at least! I own a total of 5 batteries. They are so inexpensive, it is not worth worrying about a possible few minutes of power.
2279564
From what I can tell there is no difference other than the color. I just figured they were overstocked on the white and were trying to unload them. I like the white because it matches my silver and white iPhone 5s.
745037
It seems like its the same but thyre slightly different. One i a little bit slimmer than the other...you should go by the model number on the battery!
2077012
The battery depicted in this picture does not appear to be the same one that I purchased. The one that I rated was white with a blue label, and it indicates 950mAh, 3.7v, and a serial # S.S: NTA2340, L/N: 0108. It was advertised by several retailers as being the latest version. Hope that this helps you out.
461921
Cannot imagine any difference at all. They are after market batteries and I have had pretty good luck with them. Just make sure the specs are correct.
746900
I was going to guess that one had a NiMH battery and the other a cheaper NiCad, but both ads say NiMH, so I have no clue. They both have 4 star ratings. Maybe I overpaid! If you find out, please let me know!
601658
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.
115825
I bought the same batteries..Although the colored areas of the plastic shell were different proportionally, fit and function was (and is) as good or better than original batteries. Hope his helps.
276193
There is no difference between the two. The white and blue are just for looks:)
950589
No, they are not the same. The voltage is the same, but the batteries are intentionally designed to NOT be interchangeable.
1905433
I suspect they are the same batteries. One appears to be industrial (above). If you magnify the end of the box to your left the code is PC1500BKD01 and the front shows for professional use. I choose the PC1500BKD batteries. Hope this helps.
644915
Good, I did not get the blue one as I'm on a limited income, got the pink one. I wouldn't see what the difference would be if it's the exact same manufacturer. I've read some reviews that some ppl got used and icky ones & were not able to return the product to the seller, but I haven't gotten it yet & am bracing for that but hoping for not. I heard that the batteries are hard to load...uh-oh, I'm visually impaired so I hope I can make it work!
276194
I have bought and used BOTH. As far as my personal experience with them is concerned,the ONLY difference is that one was white, and one was blue. They both worked fine!
1902772
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.