Hixon 1.5V AA Rechargeable Lithium Batteries, 3500mWh High Capacity Double AA Battery,Full Recharged 12-Pack for Household Device,1600Cycle,Max 3A Discharge-Charger Not Included

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hands‑Down the Best Rechargeable AA Batteries I’ve Used The Hixon 1.5V lithium rechargeable AA batteries are an absolute game‑changer. With a massive 3500 mWh capacity and an impressive 1500‑cycle lifespan, these batteries easily outperform traditional rechargeables. They hold a constant 1.5V output, which means devices run stronger and more consistently from start to finish — no slow fade, no weak output. hixon-power.com One of the biggest surprises is how long they last in high‑drain items. I use them in some of the best LED candles, and they run for weeks nonstop without needing a recharge. That alone makes them worth every penny. Charging is fast, too — about 2 hours for a full charge, which is far quicker than standard Ni‑MH batteries. hixon-tech.com Overall, this is a fantastic product: long‑lasting, reliable, powerful, and economical. If you’re tired of constantly swapping batteries or wasting money on disposables, don’t wait — order these now. You won’t regret it.

I have not had a single issue with these batteries in the year i've been using them. These are my go to batteries for Li-ion.

These work well in the cold. I used to use NiMH batteries in my cameras but these last longer and done show the low battery warning. They are a true 1.5v while the NiMH are 1.2v. True to size while some other brands are not. I charge them once a month to once every few months depending on how much activity the cameras see. They last a loooong time in remote, but now I mostly use the NiMH in those and for other indoor things. Overall a good buy.

Put them in my digital camera. No problems so far. Can't say that for the set of Deleepow batteries I ordered at he same time. The Deleepow battteries trigger a fault light on my charger. The Hixons do not. Update: After 16 days of intermittant use the camera's "battery empty" light came on. Three of the batteries had a full charge but one triggered a fault light on the charger. I ordered eight new Hixon batteries. None of the new batteries is triggering a fault light but another of the original four is. So out of 12 batteries 2 are now bad. I don't know what is causing these faults but it is expensive. Second update: One of the batteries is causing a "battery empty" warning and shutting the camera down. I will not buy these batteries again. Third update: After buying the Hixon charger (I didn't know one existed) I now have 16 fully charged Hixon AA batteries. It took 164 minutes to charge the first set. The really drained batteries I thought were bad took over 200 minutes to charge. But now that I can recharge them, I really like them. They last twice as long as the standard rechargables I was using in my digital camera.

High and catastrophic failures. I bought 16 of these having a high capacity and after very few uses, recharge cycles, I had about 20% stop charging and using the same brand charger that comes with these batteries and which the instructions state to use only this charger. I believe that these batteries also cause catastrophic failures in two expensive photo flashes, because when I measured the voltages, to see which ones might need charging, I found 3 of the 16 batteries at 3.5-4.0 volts, and with several batteries in the photo flash, the over-voltage could well have caused the flashes to fail. The ONLY RECOMMENDATION I can make for these batteries are to avoid them. If you already have them, consider to not use them in anything expensive, irreplaceable, or treasured.

These batteries are great. The fact that they're 1.5V is fantastic, and that they charge in under three hours is even better. They charge much quicker than other rechargeable batteries I have. In flashlights, the 1.5V means a brighter beam than 1.2V Ni-MH batteries. The one thing I don't like is that, though it's nice that they keep working at full power until they're almost depleted, when the power does finally start to go down it goes down REALLY quickly. Normally this isn't a problem, but if you're using them in a flashlight and you've still got a bit of a walk before you get back home, and you don't have more batteries with you, it can be an issue. So, just be aware of that possible issue in a similar situation. Other than that, they're fantastic.

I use these batteries in Browning trail cameras, specifically the Browning Recon Force Elite HP5. I've had them last as long as six months, capturing hundreds of videos of wildlife. With 45 cameras deployed to study mountain lions, these batteries have saved me a lot of money and time. And I found these batteries last longer in the field between charges than Energizer Lithium batteries. Very impressive. One note of caution: I tried using an USB battery pack to charge these while in my pack. The batteries started getting quite warm and so I disconnected battery pack, fearing I might harm the batteries. When charging at home I unplug the charger once the batteries are charged. It's great to check my cameras for mountain lion footage without worrying about swapping the batteries out on every visit. These batteries save me time and a lot of money.

Haven't used them long enough for recharging yet.

Once you start using 3500 mWh Lithium batteries you'll never go back.

Excellent !

Bon produit

Batteries work great.

Great thanks.