where do you guys buy your eneloops and how much do you pay?

Batteries and Chargers Rechargeable Batteries
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title says it all

i have been getting mine from here

http://www.amazon.com/Sanyo-Pre-Charged-Rechargeable-Batteries-Newest-version-FREE/dp/B009RQJM3Y

i am an amazon prime member so shipping is free

so 8x 3rd gen are 23.91 and get to my door in 2 days… just under $3 a battery

are there any better deals out there that are genuine??

2nd gen eneloops are a few dollars cheaper at amazon

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costco if they have any left

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B&H Photo/Video has good prices and some packs have free shipping. I've dealt with B&H, but never for Eneloops. (In fact I don't own any Eneloops, unless you count the single pack of AAA Duraloops I just got from Target.)

-Garry

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I got my last package of 8 eneloop 2000mah at dell.ca here in Canada. They’re just under $20CDN when they go on sale. Don’t know if dell.com (USA) carries them. I think I’ve bought from Costco before as well.

On a similar note, I’ve got the Duracell equivalent (white ring around the button top) variety and find them to be just as good. I think there’s another thread going on for four packs for under $4 at Target.

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From all the research I have done on them they are indeed eneloop, But still has not been proven.

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I have bought mine at Amazon.

Here are 8 3rd generation AAAs for $21.45, Amazon.com

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Amazon Prime.

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i agree, i just noticed a few days ago my duracell ones are white topped like the duraloops, and i have determined them to be my best non eneloop cells, but i don’t have a way to confirm they are without a doubt

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Dick Smith Electronics

They often have 8 packs of glitter eneloops or ROUGE and UOMO for $19-21 AUD ($17-19 USD)

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My last pack of Loops was from Costco early last yr. I believe it was a 10 pack for $16.00.

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From FT, can’t get them locally at all.

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I’m tempted by that FREE BATTERY HOLDER promo. :heart_eyes:

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Most of mine are 3rd gen. I have some from ChibiM here, some from Amazon (iCell Media), and some from FastTech.

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I have only bought a single pack of 3rd gen Eneloops AA and a single pack of 3rd gen AAA. At nearly $3 a battery they’re too expensive for me. I can get Duraloops on sale, which is what I have been buying. Not very many of my lights use AA anymore, and I’m not OCD enough where I have to replace all my current batteries with “the best.”

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I guess it depends how much they are but say comparing 1st gen prices bought domestically to 4th gen if the prices are similar then import 4th gen if you can it’s worth the extra ~1000 cycles.

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For EU customers best Eneloop deal / widest range, check here:

Cheers,

__philippe

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yep.. definitely the best in the EU!

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I get mine from Costco. Last time I purchased them, about 8 months ago, they were on sale for $15.99 for 10 second gen cells. Their normal price is $19.99. BTW, they still have AA Eneloops at my Costco.

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Mine came from nkon.nl as well, they get here the next day .

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All of mine are from Amazon, I wait for a deal, but so far missed them all. I have a shelf of aging NiCads and NiMh, but we have a number of low current devices, clocks, remote controls, plus travel and rare use flashlights, so regardless almost on cost its worth it for the low discharge rate. I just can’t quite talk myself into recycling all the still working old style cells.