3600mWh Rechargeable Lithium AA Batteries, 16 Pack High Capacity 1.5V Constant AA Li-ion Rechargeable Batteries Compatible with Blink Cameras/Xbox Controllers and More
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- TIPS: USE RIGHT CHARGER: When recharging these 1.5v lithium AA batteries, make sure to use 1.5v lithium charger specifically designed for lithium batteries. And the 1.2v nimh charger are not compatible with for 1.5v batteries.
- 3600mWh High Capacity & 2000 Cycle ChargingDracutum 3600mWh true capacity (2400mAh @1.5V) outperforms standard NiMH batteries, Dracutum 1.5V aa lithium batteries, longer running time, 90% Less Hassle, Keep superior power and performance in 2000 times Cycle charging, Every charging is a new life.
- 1.5V Constant Power & 3A Peak CurrentDracutum aa rechargeable batteries offer solid 1.5V output (vs NiMH's 1.2V decline) - keeps devices at peak performance, 3A instant-drain capability powers high-drain devices like blink camera, digital cameras, video doorbells, Game controllers, flashlights and more.
- CPBI Sealing Technology & Long-LastingDracutum utilize advanced CPBI technology Leak-proof construction protects your devices and keep higher energy density in lithium rechargeable aa batteries which provide long-lasting power compared to alkaline AA batteries.
- Emergency-Ready Power & Multi-protect SafetyDracutum li-ion aa rechargeable batteries retain their charge even after months of storage, making them convenient replace the dead batteries when needed the most. Built-in microchip and explosion-proof module - 3D Safety Matrix Technology beats standard lithium batteries.
- Lighter weight But Higher Energy33% lighter than NiMH (7oz vs 10.5oz) - Feels like 2 quarters, Enjoy gaming or travel without adding unnecessary weight to your device.
Number of Batteries: 8 AA batteries required. (included)
Brand: Dracutum
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
Recommended Uses For Product: Camera
Reusability: Rechargeable
Package Dimensions: 5.31 x 4.33 x 0.75 inches
Item Weight: 13.1 ounces
Batteries: 8 AA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: November 22, 2024
Manufacturer: JIANGXI DBK CO., LTD.
Country of Origin: China
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They got here pretty fast. One thing to know, if you already have a charger designed for lithium batteries, you do not need to buy the combo battery/charger kit offered. Just buy the batteries. These come with a partial charge, so make sure you top them up before using them. I have a sophisticated charging system which allows me to repair bad batteries, do capacity charge on them, completely discharge and recharge them,as well as put a maintenance storage charge on them. I check a couple of these batteries for total capacity and they were within the limits of the seller. I use a lot of devices whicuse batteries hsome which need long term battery power (outdoor use), and some which eat batteries like crazy, like TV remotes. NmH batteries and alkaline batteries haven't lasted long in my ROKU remote because one does a lot of channel surfing trying to find something suitable to view. I'm hoping lithium batteries will offer longer switchout times. As for longevity and recharge cycles, manufacturer states that these batteries have a 2,000 recharge capacity. Nobody ever really counts, do they? Wellim going to mark 4 of them which will cycle through my ROKU remote. Then we will know how many licks it takes to get to the chocolate center of the lollypop.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025 by Tennessee Gentleman
I like that the batteries come in 4 pack plastic containers so you get 4 containers. Batteries works great.
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025 by Jose Mendoza
Good batteries, and would give them 5 stars but the charge while strong, doesn't last very long in things like lighting, so not much use in a power outage, but if you just need quick strong power, these are good, but when they run out they die fast, so be prepared with backups charged and ready.
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025 by Will Moore
so far so good!! I'm buying more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025 by LisaMike
I’m reviewing the DRACUTUM rechargeable lithium AA batteries. These high capacity batteries are rated at 1.5V and when I tested with my voltmeter they didn’t disappoint, and rated at 1.5V or slightly higher. IMPORTANT: Before first use I charged the batteries completely using a LITHIUM COMPATIBLE battery charger. Otherwise you could damage the batteries using a standard charger. Right now I’m using these in a smart lock that requires eight AA batteries, as well as two Blink outdoor cameras. Both reported good battery status after 1 month. The smart lock is a pretty heavily used lock, and after a month, it is still showing over 80% capacity. Nice! I also plan on using these in some the battery operated holiday lights that get heavy daily use. I’m sure they will perform well based on my current two tests. They come stored in small plastic storage cases that fit 4 batteries each. These storage cases would make for great battery travel containers as well. Definitely Recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by swar35 swar35
The media could not be loaded. I tend to go through so many batteries with all the remote controls in my home and other devices requiring AA or AAA type cells. Rather than going the disposable route and constantly purchasing new one-time-use batteries, I made the move to rechargeables. These AA lithium cells have a rated capacity of 2400mAh @ 1.5V. I tested the Dracutum AA lithium cells on my voltmeter (see attached video on this review) and they all came in at 1.5V or a tiny bit higher so spot on there. No cells were under 1.5V among the 16 that came with this package. The physical inspection of the cells appears quite satisfactory in terms of build quality, with no visible manufacturing defects on any of the cells. I put two of these on a lithium-capable charger, and it topped them off in under 10 minutes. Always use a charger designed for lithium cells! I want to make clear that these cells show a 3600 mWh rating and a 2400mAh rating. The 2400mAh tells you how much charge the battery can hold. So for example it can deliver 2400 milliamps of current for 1 hour before it is drained. The 3600mwh measures the total energy the battery can provide. That calculation comes from the charge (mah) multiplied by the battery's voltage (V). So the 2400mah x 1.5V = 3600mwh. The advantages of these lithium cells are that they are lighter than alkaline cells, making items like remote controls slightly lighter. Additionally, they tend not to leak and damage the contacts of your devices, unlike alkaline cells, which can do so over time. Lithium cells like these will also maintain closer to the 1.5V output through their drain cycle, where alkalines will drop off. These cells, however, are comparable in terms of "Mah" rating as a brand-name alkaline, but these lithium cells will typically perform better for high-drain devices. Adding comfort to my view of these cells is that they bear the CE mark. This is a European Conformity mark, indicating the product complies with European Union safety, health, and environmental protection standards.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025 by M. Vigod M. Vigod
The "DRACUTUM 3600mWh Rechargeable Lithium AA Batteries, 16 Pack High Capacity 1.5V Constant AA Li-ion Rechargeable Batteries Compatible w/ Blink Cameras/Xbox Controllers and More" are doing well so far. I plan to use them mostly for the walkie talkies that we use as an intercom to the backyard in the summer (mostly😁) and to power my fish finder but haven't yet due to the cold, wet and windy Spring. I charged all the batteries when they arrived. All were charged up when I checked on them 2 hours later. I replaced the single use batteries in the 4 small tac lights we have that use a single AA battery with a DRACUTUM that was just charged. I thought they looked a bit brighter than the alkaline batteries they replaced, so I put in a new alkaline from the pack I purchased 3 or 4 months ago. I think the lights were slightly brighter with the freshly charged DRACUTUMs but without a light meter .....🤷♂️. It's been 30 days and 2 of the tac lights were used lightly and the other 2 not at all. All charged back up to full in under 15 minutes. I like them well enough so far but haven't yet had an opportunity to really use them in full day operation. I will be optimistic and go with 4 stars for now but will revise this review accordingly if I am overly impressed or disappointed. RECCOMENDED 👍👍👍👍
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025 by lcsonbrg