Are these rechargeable?

No. They are single-use alkaline cells. For rechargeables, look for NiMH AAA batteries and a charger.

What size devices do they fit?

They are standard AAA (LR03) 1.5V cells, so they fit any device that takes AAA batteries.

How long do they last in storage?

Alkaline cells typically keep usable charge for several years unopened. Store them cool and dry, away from heat.

Any alkaline can leak if left in a device until flat, especially in heat. Remove them from devices you won't use for months.

Are they good for cameras or flashes?

Alkalines fade fast under heavy drain. For cameras and flashes, lithium or NiMH rechargeables hold up better.

How does the pack compare with Duracell or Energizer?

Those brands have longer track records on leak resistance and shelf life. Impecca's edge is the large count in one pack.

Where is the Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries cheapest?

At Target, for $38.98, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries?

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 20 ratings.

Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries

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Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries

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Last seen at $38.98 at Target on Nov 3.

Our take on the Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries

Impecca's AAA alkaline batteries come in a 100-cell bulk pack, aimed at households and small offices that burn through batteries in remotes, clocks, toys and wireless mice. They are single-use alkalines, so they compete with Duracell and Energizer on shelf life and leak resistance rather than on rechargeability. Buyers rate them highly, though the sample of ratings is small. The main draw is the large count in one box; the trade-off is that alkalines slowly lose charge in storage, so a pack this size suits steady use rather than a drawer that sits untouched.

Best forHouseholds with many AAA devicesSmall offices and reception desksRestocking remotes, clocks and toysBuying in bulk instead of single packs

Pros

100 AAA cells in one pack, so fewer reorders
Standard 1.5V alkaline chemistry fits any AAA device
Single-use cells hold charge for years on a shelf
High buyer rating from early owners
Works in low-drain gear like remotes and clocks

Cons

Single-use, so no recharging
Alkalines can leak if left in a device for years
Large pack is wasteful if you use few AAAs
Not the choice for high-drain cameras or flashes

Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries prices at every store

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Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries price history

Lowest price we've seen: $38.98 on Nov 3 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.

What reviewers say

4.8 / 520 ratings

Ratings are strong at 4.8 out of 5, but only 20 buyers have rated the pack, so the picture is thin. Those who bought it mostly comment on the large count and the batteries working as expected.

What people mention

Pack sizePraisedBuyers like getting 100 AAA cells in one box.
PerformancePraisedOwners say the batteries power everyday devices as expected.
ValuePraisedReviewers see the bulk pack as good value.
Rating sampleMixedOnly 20 ratings back the 4.8 score, so the record is short.

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AAA alkaline batteries
100-cell pack
High-performance

About the Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries

These are Impecca AAA alkaline batteries, sold in a pack of 100 cells. They are single-use and not rechargeable.

Brand: Impecca
Battery size: AAA
Chemistry: Alkaline
Pack size: 100 batteries
Rechargeable: No, single-use

Specifications

Rechargeable: Single-Use

Questions and answers

Are these rechargeable?: No. They are single-use alkaline cells. For rechargeables, look for NiMH AAA batteries and a charger.
What size devices do they fit?: They are standard AAA (LR03) 1.5V cells, so they fit any device that takes AAA batteries.
How long do they last in storage?: Alkaline cells typically keep usable charge for several years unopened. Store them cool and dry, away from heat.
Can they leak?: Any alkaline can leak if left in a device until flat, especially in heat. Remove them from devices you won't use for months.
Are they good for cameras or flashes?: Alkalines fade fast under heavy drain. For cameras and flashes, lithium or NiMH rechargeables hold up better.
How does the pack compare with Duracell or Energizer?: Those brands have longer track records on leak resistance and shelf life. Impecca's edge is the large count in one pack.
Where is the Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries cheapest?: At Target, for $38.98, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Impecca AAA 100-Pack Alkaline Batteries?: Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 20 ratings.