Great Value Alkaline AAA Batteries, 8 Count
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Our take on the Great Value Alkaline AAA Batteries, 8 Count
These are Great Value's own-brand alkaline AAA cells, sold in an 8-count pack. They are general-purpose batteries aimed at low and medium drain devices: remotes, clocks, toys, flashlights and similar. The main draw is a stated 10-year storage guarantee, which makes them reasonable to stock up on. Against name-brand alkalines like Duracell and Energizer they give up some capacity and high-drain performance, so they suit everyday gadgets better than cameras or motorized toys that eat power fast.
- 8-count pack gives spares to store
- 10-year power guarantee in storage
- Standard AAA size fits common devices
- Alkaline chemistry suits everyday electronics
- Simple, no-frills option for low-drain gear
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What reviewers say
Buyers generally treat these as a cheap, dependable standby for remotes, clocks and toys, and the 10-year storage claim is the reason many stock up. Complaints center on shorter life than name brands in demanding devices and occasional leaking when left in a device too long.
- Battery lifeMixedFine in low-drain devices, but reviewers say they fade faster than name brands in toys and cameras.
- ValuePraisedBuyers like getting a multi-pack of spares without paying name-brand prices.
- Shelf lifePraisedThe 10-year storage guarantee is cited as the reason people buy extras to keep in a drawer.
Questions and answers
- How long can these batteries sit in storage?
- Great Value states a 10-year power guarantee in storage. Keep them in a dry place at room temperature and they should still work years later.
- Are these good for cameras or motorized toys?
- They work, but alkaline store brands drain faster in high-drain devices. For cameras and motorized toys, rechargeable NiMH or premium alkalines last longer.
- Will they leak in my device?
- Alkaline cells can leak if left in a device for years or fully drained. Remove them from anything you store unused for a long time.
- What devices take AAA batteries?
- Remotes, wall clocks, small flashlights, toys, wireless mice and many thermostats. Check the device's battery compartment label before buying.
- Can I recharge these batteries?
- No. These are single-use alkaline cells. Recharging them can cause leakage or rupture; use NiMH rechargeables if you want to reuse cells.
- How many batteries come in the pack?
- The pack holds eight AAA batteries, giving you spares to keep in a drawer or utility kit.
