Rayovac NM715-8 Rechargeable NiMH AA Batteries, 8-Count Package

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Manufacturer: Rayovac

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Brand: Rayovac
EAN: 0012800487455
Label: Rayovac
Manufacturer: Rayovac
Model: NM715-8
Number Of Items: 1
Release Date: 2005-04-07

Features
High-capacity, 1800 mAH rechargeable NiMH AA batteries Lasts up to three times longer than standard alkaline batteries in digital cameras Batteries can be recharged up to 500 times No "memory" problems means batteries can be recharged any time, even when partially drained Includes one eight-pack of rechargeable AA batteries (8 total batteries)

Accessories
Rayovac Universal Battery Charger for Rechargeable AA, AAA, C, D, and 9-Volt Batteries

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Editorial Reviews:

The high-capacity, 1800 mAH Rayovac NM715-8 Rechargeable NiMH AA Batteries last up to three times longer in digital cameras than standard alkaline, and can be recharged up to 500 times. That means more shots on a single set of batteries, not to mention thousands of dollars in savings on batteries for your high-drain digital still camera. Plus, with Rayovac NiMH batteries, there are no "memory" problems -- recharge your Rayovac batteries any time, even if they are only partially drained.

Usage Tips

Always charge NiMH batteries before first use
For maximum performance, charge batteries prior to using if stored for more than one month
Charge in any Rayovac NiMH Battery Charger (Note: older Rayovac Renewal rechargeable alkaline power stations or battery chargers do not charge NiMH batteries)
NiMH batteries can be disposed of with regular trash -- NiMH is safe for the environment

What's in the Box
One eight-pack of Rayovac NM715-8 Rechargeable NiMH AA Batteries (eight total batteries).

User Comments about the Rayovac NM715-8 Rechargeable NiMH AA Batteries, 8-Count Package

The Rayovac batteries have to be constantly recharged even when used in remote controls or clocks. The batteries don't seem to charge completely.

Cameras dry up these batteries extremely fast. I basically have to recharge the batteries every time I want to use the camera.

I bought these batteries a while ago as a replacement for some old no-name rechargeable batteries. I seem to be recharging the batteries on my clock about once a month and the ones in the remote controls about once every 3 months.I don't reccomend these batteries as they efficient nor practical as you will be recharging them over and over.

I was highly dissapointed. Whereas my generic rechargeable batteries used to last a long time, these do not.

Thus, you will be spending more energy than you normally would.

Wanted rechargeable batteries and these seem to last forever in my heavily used DVR remote.

These, as well as the rayovac 15 minutes c3 rechargeables really do the job for cameras and handheld electronics. I only get about 6-12 months between charges with my TV remote.

You can pair these with one of those emergency cell phone chargers to get extra talk time on trips. One note, they aren't as great for long term products like smoke alarms etc., they lose some charge just sitting around.

Great batteries for high drain needs. Still, I haven't bought a new battery in 5 years.

I have a mouse that eats batteries in two days, but my rayovacs actually outlast non-rechargeables and so far have been recharged about 50 times each without issue. I've used the competitors products and been far less impressed, this includes the old rechargeable alkalines and the newer versions.

I just keeping cycling through the dozen of these I own.

I am thrilled, I just ordered another Rayovac charger and C, and D rechargeable's. These batteries, hold a charge as well as buying a new throwaway, however the charge lasts longer. I have used Sanyo, and another less expensive brand NiMH. None of them held a charge very long. It may cost me more now however it will save me more, and be good for the environment as well.

Of course if the batteries run out of charge after a few charges I will be dissatisfied. I am totally satisfied with thids product so far. I expect them to last tens of reusses if experience can be of any guideline.