Panasonic Eneloop AAA Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries, 2-Pack (BK-4MCCE/2BA)

Take a fresh look at rechargeable eneloop, the eco choice to conventional dry cell batteries. It offers similar high performance and long life, but can be reused over and over again. And thanks to extremely low self-discharge capabilities, pre-charged eneloop can be used immediately or stored for up to five years while retaining 70 percent capacity. The number of dry-cell batteries sold in one year worldwide is about 40 billion. When these batteries are dead they find their way to landfill. By using rechargeable batteries, we can change our lifestyle from one that repeatedly discards batteries to one that repeatedly reuses them. Eneloop batteries are incredibly economical. Although eneloop batteries cost a little more than conventional dry-cells, their long term financial benefits far outweigh the initial outlay. Given that eneloop batteries can be recharged 100's of times , you can be sure they will save you an incredible amount of money over time. Eneloop is ready for action straight off the shelf. Our eneloop batteries are pre-charged using solar power, so they are ready to use as soon as you take them out of the packet. What's more, even after 10 year's storage, eneloop batteries still hold up to 70 percent charge, so you can be certain that they will always be ready for action. Eneloop batteries are perfect for high drain devices. Use eneloop batteries to get more out of high drain devices such as digital and flash cameras, toys, game controllers, wireless keyboards, flashlights and more. Due to their power retention capabilities, eneloop batteries are also perfect for low drain devices such as remote controls and smoke alarms. Recharge each battery 100's of times. Your initial investment is quickly recovered. Solar charged. First charged at the factory using solar power. Pre-charged and ready to use. Retains up to 70 percent of its charge after 10 years of storage. Panasonic's estimate A guideline for battery life based on IEC61951.