![]() ![]() We tested AA batteries as these are the most commonly used size for modern electronics such as TV remotes, smart doorbells, and outdoor security cameras. So we tested them by doing just that, using two high-end rechargeable battery chargers (a La Crosse BC700-CBP and a SkyRC MC3000) to measure the amount of charge that each of the batteries could hold, testing four of each and averaging the result. The most important things about rechargeable batteries are how much charge they can hold and how quickly they can deliver it. And most people don’t need that many batteries anyway.Īll batteries were completely charged before testing began. There are less expensive rechargeable AA batteries out there, but they come in packs of 12 at a minimum-which drives the price up. Each individual cell holds about 1,800 mAh of charge, so your devices won’t run for as long as they would with the Energizers or other higher-capacity batteries. ![]() Interestingly, Energizer lists the capacity of these batteries at 2,000 mAh, but we found them to hold even more in our real-world tests.įor a less expensive alternative, we recommend Amazon Basics Rechargeable Batteries. They provide the best balance of capacity and price, holding about 2,200 mAh of charge and supporting up to 1,000 charge cycles. So what are the best rechargeable batteries?Īfter hours of testing, the Energizer Recharge UniversalĮnded up being our top pick. ![]() Tired of throwing away money on alkaline batteries? Single-use batteries are cheaper upfront, but investing in a good set of rechargeable AA batteries that'll provide years of service in toys, flashlights, and TV remote controls will save you a lot of money in the long run. Written by Richard Baguley and Séamus Bellamy ![]()
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