BEVIGOR Lithium Batteries AA Size, AA Battery 24Pack, 3000mAh Double A Battery, 1.5V Longer Lasting Lithium Iron AA Batteries for Flashlight, Toys, Remote Control【Non-Rechargeable】

The Bevigor batteries are the best. I use them in trail cameras, battery closet lights, and more. I am extremely satisfied with the quality and life of these batteries. However, I ordered 5 packs of batteries. One of them contained 1 plastic tray of batteries AND it only contained 7 batteries. The shipping package was not opened.

Solid batteries. I had intended to you use them as backup batteries for equipment and had them sitting in my truck console when I bought them in 2021. I live in Southern Arizona where the inside car temps can get crazy up to 130F. Probably not the greatest idea in retrospect to leave them in there. I found them the other day and brought them in and tested them. I thought they'd be dead or at least drained to some extent but surprisingly still held full charges! 1.7-1.8v for the 4. Impressive. I bought them for ~24$ for a 24 pack but appears they have really gone up in price. Still, if you have something that needs a reliable battery they are worth the extra price.

The batteries I received were as stated in the ad. They have a good construction and seem to last quite well. The problem I have with them is that several items I use this size and type of battery in will not accept this brand for some reason.

These are the best quality & price batteries if you have to have alkaline. I have 30 individual Blink cameras between 2 properties & each takes two Alkaline AA’s. These last just as long as the more expensive name brand batteries, but cost significantly less. I usually stock up on Amazon sale days, since it’s good to always have these on hand.

I used the batteries for an external game camera. The description says that they are certified for a cold weather, but they did not last even 2 days. I checked the voltage when they were fresh - all were ~1.7V After spending a day in a game camer in the cold weather (~25-35 F) 3 out of the 8 batteries were almost completely exhausted (~0.7V) while the other 5 were reasonably ok (~1.4V). As they were all in the same circuit, I can only conclude that their quality is very inconsistent. UPDATE 2020-02-07: I ordered lithium batteries from another (well-known) brand and used them in the same camera under the same conditions. They held very well and still have a lot of juice left after two nights in the cold (all 8 batteries are at ~1.6V and camera runs perfectly). So I must conclude that the problem was the low quality of these specific batteries from Bevigor. Another data point - the Bevigor batteries that spent a night in the cold and showed relatively high voltage (~1.4V) don't produce enough current to even power a table clock - they are as useless as those that show ~0.7V. So one start rating definitely stands. The only positive side of this transaction is that Amazon refunded the purchase without any issues.

They worked ok when new. I still have some from a year ago and they test good, but I find that they wear out quickly. Figure they'll work in a pinch but if you absolutely need a lasting battery for a security device go with the Everready brand. They cost more for a reason. You get more.

They do cost more but they last far longer than any other batteries… I tired them one time and I been hooked every since… I use them in my deer cameras which suck a lot of battery, they last 3 times longer than normal batteries… won’t be disappointed

This is the second time I'm ordering the Batteries I bought some a few years ago and they are still holding charge, Plus last a long time in my trail Camera's