Sony 2500 mAh AA Rechargeable Nimh Batteries, 4-pack
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Customer Review: Great at first, not so reliable in the long run
Summary: 3 Stars
I sometimes use these for weeks in the camera without having to change them. I've been using this brand and model for several years. It took over two years for the first set to wear out (and not hold a charge well).
[UPDATE]. After using these batteries for over a year and a half, I find that many of them died prematurely and won't hold a charge more than a couple of days. I switched over the Eneloop and have much better results.
Customer Review: not so good replacement
Summary: 3 Stars
This rechargeable does not last long. I have to recharge it almost every other day after 30 to 40 shots with flash. The original sony rechargeable batteries used to last very long, but this one just lasts a quarter of original sony batteries came with camera. It's not that cheap but feels like I got what I paid.
Not so much recommended but just better than nothing.
Customer Review: Why the Blister Pack?
Summary: 3 Stars
I do not disagree on the quality of the batteries. However, the comment I have is about the decision to purchase the blister 4 pack for $16.99, when the same 4 batteries are available from Amazon in a convenient slide case for $13.18Customer Review: good price, but doesn't hold charge well
Summary: 3 Stars
I had these batteries fully charged before I went on a trip. (charged the night before). I might be the different elevation but from CA to Tahoe, (2) of these batteries only lasted for about 20 pictures with flash off in a cannon 570.Customer Review: average--not better, not worse
Summary: 3 Stars
I bought the Sony brand because of many positive user comments, but for me they seem to be average. For me, they failed to recharge and died out at about 12 to 14 months of use, like the Energizer brand.