Hixon1.5V Rechargeable Batteries,3500mWh Lithium Batteries AA,8 Counts AA Battery 1500 Cycles,3A Max Output Current(charger not include)

These are great batteries, recharged quite a few times already and performing well, in the long term a no brainer for price and the environment

I bought these for some artificial candles that clearly require the full 1.5v out of batteries, as the more common rechargeables (1.2v) were noticeably duller.At the price I paid (£33 for 8) they are quite expensive, however doing some rough calculations, it wont take that many uses before they break even with regular disposables.Battery life is also impressive. Noticeably lasting longer than my previous 'KentLi' branded ones.

I have used Nixon cells for some time and needed some extra, Purchased a set of 8 AAA cells. they arrived promptly but on trying to charge them using Nixon's own charger 2 of the cells are duff and will not accept a charge. I've checked the charger with other cells and it is fine. Left a message on Nixon Site following the link from Amazon. No response at present.

I’m at present testing AA and AAA Batteries both are good on life, no problem. On compatibility with standard batteries the only difference I see which causes a minor problem is the positive terminal is smaller than the standard battery. As a result the battery can move off its connecting point thus breaking the circuit and causing a fault. To overcome this difference I have packed my batteries with foam to keep them in the correct place and constant contact, problem solved.

Value for money great batteries

Expensive - but my garden cameras (wildlife cams) don't work for long without 1.5V and most rechargeable batteries have a lower voltage. These have proved to be a good choice instead of non-recharheable ones.

Excellent for Blink cameras and doorbells. They last as long as the lithium batteries without the expense over and over! You will need a charger that charges 1.5v rechargeable batteries though as they only charge in the charger that came with some of these 1.5v rechargeable batteries and will not charge in our other aa battery chargers we have in the house

One out of the eight batteries was dead on arrival and wouldn't take any charge (I tried two lion chargers), additionally these say on the side to charge at 5v which wasn't clear in the description so check your lithium charger before getting these. Fortunately I have two and one of them does 5v.