Are these rechargeable?

No. They are disposable alkaline AAA cells rated at 1.5 volts.

What devices are they best for?

Low-to-moderate drain items such as remotes, clocks, toys and flashlights. For high-drain gear, premium alkalines or rechargeables hold up longer.

Can I store them for a long time?

Alkalines keep for years, but remove them from devices you won't use for months to reduce leakage risk.

How do they compare with Duracell or Energizer?

They cost less per cell and are fine for everyday use, but premium brands generally last longer in high-drain devices.

Kirkland Signature Alkaline AAA Plus Batteries, 48 Count

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Our take on the Kirkland Signature Alkaline AAA Plus Batteries, 48 Count

Kirkland Signature Alkaline AAA Plus batteries are disposable 1.5-volt AAA cells sold in a 48-count pack. They are general-purpose alkalines meant for remotes, clocks, toys, flashlights and other low-to-moderate drain devices around the house. Against name-brand alkalines like Duracell and Energizer, the appeal is bulk quantity and value rather than premium performance; reviewers generally find them dependable for everyday use but not the match of premium cells in high-drain gear.

Best forHouseholds that go through lots of AAA cellsRemotes, clocks, toys and flashlightsBuying in bulk to keep on handShoppers who want a value alkaline over a premium brand

Pros

48 cells in one pack, so fewer reorders
Standard 1.5V AAA fits common devices
Alkaline chemistry suits low-to-moderate drain use
Widely regarded as dependable for everyday household items

Cons

Not rechargeable, so cells are used once and discarded
Not a premium high-drain cell; performance trails top brands in demanding devices
Long storage can lead to leakage if kept too long
No written warranty

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Lowest price we've seen: $26.80 on Nov 12 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.

What reviewers say

Owners generally describe these as solid everyday alkalines that work well in remotes, clocks and toys, and many buy them for the bulk quantity. Some report they run down faster than premium brands in high-drain devices and occasionally leak when left in a device too long.

What people mention

ValuePraisedBuyers like getting a large pack of usable cells for everyday devices.
Battery lifeMixedFine in remotes and clocks, but some say they fade faster than premium brands in demanding devices.
LeakageCriticisedA few owners report leakage when cells sit in a device for a long time.
FitPraisedStandard AAA size fits common compartments without trouble.

About the Kirkland Signature Alkaline AAA Plus Batteries, 48 Count

Kirkland Signature Alkaline AAA Plus Batteries are all-purpose alkaline batteries for items used daily around the home. This pack contains 48 AAA batteries.

The batteries are not rechargeable. Each one is rated at 1.5 volts.

Battery size: AAA
Chemistry: Alkaline
Voltage: 1.5 V
Rechargeable: No
Count: 48 batteries
Weight: 1.33 lb
Brand: Kirkland Signature
Model: 2322011

Specifications

color: OtherSource
Battery size: AAASource
Rechargeable: NSource
Volts: 1.5 VoltsSource

Questions and answers

Are these rechargeable?: No. They are disposable alkaline AAA cells rated at 1.5 volts.
What devices are they best for?: Low-to-moderate drain items such as remotes, clocks, toys and flashlights. For high-drain gear, premium alkalines or rechargeables hold up longer.
How many batteries come in the pack?: 48 AAA cells.
Can I store them for a long time?: Alkalines keep for years, but remove them from devices you won't use for months to reduce leakage risk.
How do they compare with Duracell or Energizer?: They cost less per cell and are fine for everyday use, but premium brands generally last longer in high-drain devices.
Where is the Kirkland Signature Alkaline AAA Plus Batteries, 48 Count cheapest?: At Walmart, for $26.80, as of our latest check.