Duracell Coppertop AAA Alkaline Batteries, 20 Count..
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56 of 57 people found the following review helpful.
By Saint of Sin
The batteries seem to work well enough but the "use until date" was one month before I even recieved them. That means these batteries are over 7 years old!!!
52 of 58 people found the following review helpful.
By Hyoun Kim
Amazon.com is the #1 retailer in the world for a reason... Awesome customer satisfaction, excellent business plan, great products, amazing prices, etc... As we all know, Amazon has expanded their business to allow 3rd parties to sell their products on Amazon's website for some time now. With this expansion, they allow 3rd party businesses to either 1) use Amazon as a storefront but the seller keeps/ships their own stock or 2) they use Amazon as a storefront AND Amazon holds the business' product in an AMAZON warehouse.
As a consumer, you have to be cautious when businesses that want to sell on Amazon opt to use option #1 simply because of the fact that how they obtain their product can vary. This especially matters when you deal with products that have expiration dates. Ever been to a flea market? For those of you that have, many of you know that various merchants at flea markets can obtain their stock through closeouts, business closings, clearance, etc. And much of that stock, especially when dealing with consumables, have expiration dates that are either upcoming or already expired. In the case of batteries, we all know they have expiration dates and it's a glaring concern that when you buy things like batteries, you have to be concerned about how fresh they are and if they aren't, how much longer they will last. There are many reviews on Amazon of people complaining about "bad batteries" but because multiple sellers (including Amazon) can sell the same battery... which means all the reviews are all clumped under the same product. So that "bad" review that you read probably came from someone who bought a "bad" product from a "bad" vendor.
Being an Amazon Prime member, I always try & find a product that is eligible for Prime shipping. Sometimes Prime items don't always have the best price, but it guarantees you a fast shipping date and a fulfillment by Amazon that we Amazon customers all love. But a smart consumer will also follow the rule that without sufficient evidence, if a price is too good to be true, then it likely is.
In the case of these batteries Duracell AAA Alkaline Batteries, 20 Count, I ended up paying $5 more than the cheapest advertised price because I chose to buy from Amazon and not a 3rd party seller. Reasons being peace of mind (no flea market stock), excellent returns policy, and the opportunity to take advantage of Prime shipping.
Most Duracell retail battery packaging now states that it's "Guaranteed Fresh" for 7 years. Some Duracell packaging even has a production stamp of when it was manufactured. If it's not, a good way to calculate of when the battery was made was take the year date that's on the battery itself and subtract 7 years. That's what year your battery was made. Obviously the closer the date is to the year expiration date on the battery, the less "fresh" it is. But in my case, these batteries have a timestamp of 2018... which means it was made in 2011. Testing a couple of these puppies in my battery tester at home shows that they have a nice full charge meaning I can be assured that these are good in whatever device I put them in.
50 of 59 people found the following review helpful.
By Andrea Sivertson
I bought these despite seeing some negative reviews because of the great price... I wish I had listened! I put 4 of these batteries in my TV remote a few weeks ago and was very annoyed to see the "remote battery low" message still on the TV. The remote still worked, though, so I left them in. Tonight as I was flipping through channels I heard and felt a "pop", and opened up my remote to find battery fluid everywhere... one of the batteries had actually exploded open while my the remote was in my hand! Even worse, I was holding my baby daughter!! SO NOT SAFE!! Duracell will be getting a call from me in the morning. DO NOT BUY - there is something wrong with these batteries!!
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