- How do these compare with Duracell or Energizer?
- They cost less but hold less capacity. Premium alkalines last longer in high-drain devices like cameras and game controllers; these are fine for remotes and clocks.
- Are they good for cameras or gaming controllers?
- Not ideal. Reviewers say they drain faster than premium alkalines in high-drain gear, so rechargeables or lithium cells suit those better.
- Do they leak?
- Most owners report no problems, but some found corrosion after leaving them in a device for a long time. Remove them from unused devices.
- What is the shelf life?
- Amazon rates them for several years of storage. Keep them in a dry place and check the date code on the pack.
- Are these the same as Amazon Basics High-Performance?
- No. This is the standard Performance line with lower capacity. The High-Performance version is built for longer runtime in demanding devices.
- What devices are they meant for?
- Anything that takes AA: remotes, clocks, toys, flashlights, scales and smoke detectors, though check detector guidance first.
- Where is the Amazon Basics Performance AA Alkaline cheapest?
- At eBay, for $10.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Amazon Basics Performance AA Alkaline?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Amazon.