Rechargeable AAA Batteries Lithium 4 Pack, 1300mWh 1.5 Volt 2000+ Cycles Long Lasting
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Set
- 4AAA Batteries （No Charger)
- Number of Batteries
- 4 AAA batteries required. (included)
- Battery Capacity
- 860 mAh
- Battery Cell Type
- Lithium Ion
- Voltage
- 1.5 volts
- Reusability
- Rechargeable
- Warranty
- 1 year warranty
Features 7
- Charger Compatibility Requirements: Use a charger specifically designed for 1.5V AAA lithium batteries. 1.2V NiMH chargers are not compatible
- High Capacity Rechargeable AAA Batteries: 1300mWh high capacity with 1.5Volt constant output and 2000+ cycles long lasting performance for extended use
- 1300mWh High Energy Output: 4 pack of rechargeable AAA batteries with 1300mWh high-energy capacity (approximately 860mAh). These 1.5V AAA lithium rechargeable batteries deliver constant power for household devices
- 2000+ Recharge Cycles: These triple aaa batteries can be recharged 2,000+ times. A cost-effective choice that reduces waste and saves money on bulk battery purchases
- Rechargeable Batteries for High-Drain Devices: Runtime per charge may be shorter than disposable lithium batteries, but these aaa batteries offer reusability and no memory effect for high-drain devices that require frequent battery changes, such as toys, game controllers, LED lights and more
- Consistent 1.5V Power Output: Delivers true and consistent 1.5V output throughout the discharge cycle, providing reliable performance for various electronic devices and household applications
- Maintenance and Storage Guidelines: To prevent over-discharge to 0V, recharge the batteries at least once every 3 months if they are sitting unused to maintain optimal battery health and longevity
Description
AAA Batteries 8 Pack AAA Batteries and Charger AA /AAA Batteries with Charger Type/Capacity AAA/ 1300mWh Type/Capacity AAA/ 1300mWh Type/Capacity AA / 3600mWh; AAA/ 1300mWh Number of Batteries 8 Number of Batteries 8 Number of Batteries 8 Reusability Rechargeable Reusability Rechargeable Reusability Rechargeable Voltage 1.5 volts Voltage 1.5 volts Voltage 1.5 volts Included Charger? No Included Charger? Yes Included Charger? Yes How long does it take to recharge? These rechargeable lithium AAA batteries can be fast-charged in 2.2 hours using a Dracutum 1.5V Lithium AAA Charger. Note: Standard 1.2V NiMH chargers will NOT work with these batteries. Does it come with a charger? No, the Dracutum Rechargeable AAA Batteries (8-pack) does not include a charger. We also offers aaa batteries with a charger set option if you need one. Is it safe to use in children's toys? Yes, the Dracutum rechargeable AAA batteries are safe for children's toys. They include protection against overcharging, short circuits, and voltage spikes, plus an explosion-proof module.
Specs 12
| Number of Batteries | 4 AAA batteries required. (included) |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dracutum |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Ion |
| Battery Capacity | 860 mAh |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camera |
| Manufacturer | JIANGXI DBK CO., LTD. |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
| Voltage | 1.5 volts |
| Reusability | Rechargeable |
| Unit Count | 4 Count |
| Battery Weight | 10 g |
| Antenna Location | Camera |
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Top Amazon Reviews
The best of the three brands I own
Set name: 8AAA Batteries (No Charger)
The charger seems critical for such batteries, possibly mostly for the AAA ones (AA tend to be charged more easily). I tend to use two chargers by RayHom (sometimes the one that charges at 250mA, and sometimes the one at 500mA works better, and sometimes I need to use both on some batteries, and they have been used only a few dozen times), and a third one to measure the level of the charge. These charged to 99% at 250mA right away, but seem to charge more reliably at 500mA. They are also holding the charge and work longer than the two other brands I own. Never had much luck with the Bosnal chargers. Sometimes I must use one charger, and complete the charge in the other. I cannot fathom, why, but this applies to other brands, too. Perhaps it's a problem with chargers, or sometimes the chargers don't communicate well with the batteries.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by Frank Doghearty
So far so good 1.5 volts
Set name: 8 AAA Batteries (with Charger)
So far so good they seem to work well 1.5 volts I'm using two of them on a sensor inside my freezer at the moment so I can always monitor the temperature inside my freezer
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2026 by Damon
They work, I was suprised.
Set name: 8 AAA Batteries (with Charger)
Update: I've had these for 10 months now and still love them. They are going strong, I've had no problems. The only small negative is I don't get any sign they are close to needing a recharge, they just totally die, no warning. I'm getting an extra set so I always have some in reserve. Original review: I kept going through AAA batteries, figured I'd give lithium batteries a try...and they actually worked. If you have problems try charging again. My first charge didn't take but it's been working fine since then and I've had them a few months. It's so nice that I don't have to throw battery's away every month.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2025 by mkg
Happy with purchase
Set name: 8 AAA Batteries (with Charger)
This product met expectations.I use it every day.One of the batteries was bad. But all in all everything was as advertised and works well.
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2025 by Crystal Hand
Very very disappointed!!
Set name: 8 AAA Batteries (with Charger)
Don't waist your money on these batteries!! I have used the batteries a total of 3 times, and the first thing I noticed is the fact that they didn't last anytime before they needed a charge, and after the second charge,3 of the batteries were dead after the charge. So that left me with 5 and they don't hold a charge long at at all. I have tenergy batteries that I'm not happy with, but they beat these hands down!! So I won't purchase anymore batteries from either company!! And they advertised that they have 2000 charge cycles, I would really be surprised if they make 20 charge cycles the way the rest of the batteries perform. I was excited when they arrived, but that excitement didn't last long at all!! Very disappointed!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2026 by Cecil C.
Save our planet and buy these batteries!! Mother 🌍 AND your wallet will thank you!
Set name: 8 AAA Batteries (with Charger)
You CANNOT beat the value of these batteries... And, they're LITHIUM!!As some of you might know, a lot of rechargeable batteries are made with the metal combinations designated as Ni-Cd (nickel-cadmium) /Ni-Mh(nickel-metal hydride), which operate at less voltage than 99% of other AA and AAA batteries (1.2v vs the typical 1.5v). This is OK for a very limited number of low-drain devices, such as TV remotes and things of a low powered nature. However, if you use 1.2v batteries in a camera, flashlight, or other high-drain devices, it will inevitably lead to a VERY short lifespan of the effective usage time for that device, or in the case of flashlights, lead to reduced brightness AND a short usage life!! In fact, some smarter devices may not even function at all, because they may only operate when the voltage input is above a certain level, (say, 1.3-1.5v,for example), and might cause the device to power down once voltage drops below 1.3v. Since Ni-Cd/Ni-Mh batteries only put out a maximum of 1.2v, the smart device in my hypothetical example would not work at all, even with a full charge! To be on the safe side, I always use batteries designed to operate @1.5v, which include EVERY kind of disposable battery you've ever used (if you don't mind poisoning our environment... Or, at least, being part of the problem 😒 instead of part of the solution 🙂), OR, for a few more $$, you can buy lithium rechargeable batteries like THESE here, which put out 1.5v just like disposable batteries, but with the bonus caveat of being rechargeable 500-1500 times (on average for lithium-ion) before they need to be recycled ♻️ and replaced with new ones!! That is more lifecycles (the proper term for how many times rechargeable batteries' can be discharged/recharged) than the average person will use in THEIR entire lifespans!! **Fun fact--a little known fact about LED lighting--the average LED Light bulb-rated to last for 25,000-50,000 hours-will outlive most of us, even when used every day (the exception being extreme usage, such as leaving it on 24/7)... Think about it; how long does the average person use their bulbs? Average Joe is @work for 8 hours/day, but leaves for work an hour early, and it takes an hour to get home during rush hour every evening, so he isn't even home for ~10 hours each day, 5 days/week. Of the time he is home, he's only awake for another 3-5 hours on weekdays before going to 😴, so lets say that's ~4 hours (on average) per day times 5 days/week=20 hours of bulb time/week. Plus, on the weekends, during the daylight hours, he doesn't need his bulb until evening time, so, even if he burns the midnight oil staying up late on the weekends, it's still only ~6-8 hours of bulb time(let's say 7 average), so 7 times 2 nights/week=14 hours, + the 20 from weekdays, so that's 34 hours/week, times 52 weeks in a year=1728 hours/year. Now, let's take the average lifespan of the figures for led bulbs (according to Google AI is 25k-50k),so we'll take the mean average between 25k and 50k=37.5k. Now, we divide 37,500 by 1728, and we get 21.7 or 22 YEARS of life from one led bulb, using it ~5 hours/day on average!! Which, I understand that most of us live longer than 22 years (🤞🙏🍀), but I have personally NEVER owned ANY bulb for anywhere NEAR that long, bc I've moved, bulbs get left behind, etc etc. OK, so my original claim was a bit of an exaggeration/overreach, but STILL, it's a LONG FRIGGIN TIME, as opposed to the average lifespan of a regular incandescent bulb!! So, next time you are being Uber cheapskate and skimp past the led bulbs and go straight for the 4 Pack @dollar tree, just remember our little math lesson today, and do your small part to become part of the solution!! ☺️ 👍 😁
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2025 by TechMechGen2.0
Rechargeable battery
Set name: 8AAA Batteries (No Charger)
Charge quick, but really do not last long.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2026 by Bill Soplata
Dead So Soon.
Set name: 8AAA Batteries (No Charger)
I love this but I was surprised to see that some of them just went dead suddenly and it refused to recharge again.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by PRINCE STEVEN TADESE