Duracell Procell AA 24 Pack (Pack of 2)

I purchased these batteries for my church to be used for our wireless microphones. They last a very long time. For the amount of time they last has varied. I normally have to change them out once a month. If we were using the microphones more often, we probably would change them more. I recommend them highly.

Duracell has the power and longevity to outlast many other brands. With a 10-year shelf life, I’m not afraid to buy the 48 count. I know these batteries will still be good when I need them. I save money by buying in bulk, plus I’m assured I won’t be caught without batteries anytime soon.

Can’t go wrong with name brand batteries. Much better and last longer than no name brands

I've just always used Duracells in both personal and professional applications. I thought about buying the AmazonBasics ones, but these were only 14 cents more per battery, and I trust them. I'm sure Amazon's are fine, but "if it ain't broke don't fix it," right? Knowing what I'm getting is valuable to me.I've used Duracells for critical audio applications for the last 12 years where the device COULD NOT fail, or my job would be in jeopardy. (Wireless microphones for major touring acts.) I used to be able to take home tons of barely used Procells from my old job, but I've finally run out and was happy to see these were on Amazon.They're Duracells, but you get them all in a paperboard box with no unnecessary plastic, etc. so you save a lot of money (it is possible to pay nearly $1 per battery in the retail bubble pack) and hassle over buying the "Coppertops." It's also better for the environment - batteries already suck for the Earth, so the least you can do is reduce using plastic packaging when you can. This version of the Procells don't even come in the 4-pack boxes within the larger box - they're just all in there together which makes things even easier.

So far,so good.Only time will tell.I go through AA and AAA batteries like water. I've just about tried them all.

Last longer than similar.

Duracell has even outdone itself with these batteries! I originally purchased these when they were called Duracell "medical grade" batteries. I mean... if I had medical equipment that ran on a battery I'd surely want it to last as long as possible. Not only that, but the low battery light on the equipment starts blinking very early to let you know it's almost time to change the battery. Since I wasn't using these batteries for life-saving medical equipment, I let the low battery light blink to see just how long I could go before changing the batteries. I was very impressed that there was a super long "grace period" to the batteries' life span before I finally had to change them. Even my computer pro son uses these batteries now. He prefers them over rechargeable batteries because they are not only long-lasting but very dependable. (I've never been a fan of rechargeable batteries, myself.) Down here on the Gulf Coast where afternoon thunder storms sometimes act like "mini hurricanes" and just as easily knock the power out, a good battery is super important -- especially in an NOAA weather radio.

Work great