8 x AAA Rechargeable Batteries, Ni-MH 1100mAh High Capacity AAA Battery, 1200 Tech Ni-MH Batteries, Low Self-Discharge 1.2V AAA, with 2 x Battery Protection Boxes

I recently swapped out the old batteries in my Panasonic cordless phones with the SEEKING LED 8 x AAA Rechargeable Batteries, and I’m quite pleased with the results. Let’s dive into the details:Seamless Performance: It’s been nearly a week since I installed them, and they’re working flawlessly in my cordless phones. Crystal-clear calls and no hiccups—just what I needed.On Par with OEM Batteries: So far, these SEEKING LED batteries seem to match the performance of the original Panasonic batteries. If anything changes, I’ll be sure to update my review. But for now, I’m a happy camper.In summary, if you’re looking for reliable rechargeable AAA batteries, give these a shot. They’re a cost-effective choice, and I’m crossing my fingers for continued excellence!Happy chatting (and calling)! 📞🔋

Worked exactly as advertised. Good quality when factoring in price.

These work as well as other inexpensive rechargeables. We mostly use these for remotes and games. As we have lots of them, it is not a big deal to swap them out. They have paid for themselves over alkaline batteries.

A definite bargain and nessecity!

works great mostly in my finger print lock doors, no more replacing all the time

Good product

Replaced an old battery no longer held charge for solar decoration. In high sun area. No issues.

These batteries are fine depending what you're using them in, but they are not 1100mah, more realistically 600-800mah. If used in a standby device like a remote I think they are fine, but for high drain tube t get ready to recharge constantly. I have no idea how many recharges it'll take but based on the fact they lied about capacity I'm guessing these will not last many charges. Overall expensive for what you are actually getting, if that were as advertised they would be great

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To send a 4/4 inch item in a 12/15 inch envelope is a real treat especially when the client pays the delivery. Bottom line: why should anyone care in that case!!!