- Are these batteries good for TV remotes and clocks?
- Yes. Alkaline AAAs handle the low, steady drain of remotes, clocks and timers well. They are a sensible everyday choice for those devices.
- Will they work in high-drain devices like cameras or game controllers?
- They work but run down faster than premium alkalines or rechargeable NiMH cells. For cameras and controllers, a higher-output brand or rechargeables last longer.
- How long can I store them before use?
- Alkaline cells typically keep usable charge for several years on the shelf. Store them in a dry place at room temperature and check the date on the pack.
- Are these rechargeable?
- No. They are disposable alkaline cells. Do not put them in a charger; use NiMH AAAs if you want rechargeables.
- What is in the pack?
- Sixteen AAA (LR03) alkaline batteries. Nothing else is included.
- Can they leak in my device?
- Any alkaline can leak if left in a device for a long time or run fully flat. Remove them from items you rarely use.
- Where is the Maxell AAA Alkaline Batteries 16 pcs cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $13.29, as of our latest check.