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EBL AA Rechargeable Batteries 2800mAh
EBL
Sixteen 2,800 mAh NiMH AA cells sold as a budget alternative to eneloop.
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What you get
A box of sixteen NiMH AA cells labeled at 2,800 mAh. EBL claims 1,200 charge cycles and 80% charge left after 3 years in storage. The pack count suits a home with many radios and flashlights to feed.
- 16 high-capacity 2,800 mAh NiMH AA cells
- Low self-discharge: 80% after 3 years (EBL claim)
- Rated for 1,200 cycles (EBL ProCyco claim)
- Budget alternative to eneloop
Pros and cons of the EBL AA Rechargeable Batteries 2800mAh
Pros
- Sixteen cells in one box covers a lot of devices.
- EBL claims 80% charge after 3 years on the shelf.
- Tested by CNN Underscored.
Cons
- Measured capacity in CNN's test came in well below the 2,800 mAh on the label.
- Cycle life of 1,200 is a brand claim and lower than the 2,100 that others quote.
Specs
- Capacity
- 2,800 mAh
Why it scores 7.1
7.1/10
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Emergency features
- Works with common radios or phones
- Solar or crank charging
- Capacity listed by the maker
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