Rayovac High Energy AA Batteries (48 Pack), Alkaline Double AA Battery

Wow…48 batteries in one pack? Who needs 48 AA batteries at one time? Well, I guess we do. I thought these batteries were going to last forever. Not the case. We have remotes. We have several sets of flame-less candles. We have flash lights and garland lights. We have battery operated kids toys and battery operated pup toys. To make a long story short…we have lots of things that use batteries. There is nothing worse than needing a battery and not having any. I like having batteries on hand and lately…I like buying these packs of 48. They are a good value when bought in bulk. Gosh, 48 batteries for well under $20.00. Can’t beat that. These seem to last just as long as other brands. I like RayOVac batteries. I also like Made in America products. Always a win-win experience.

It's always delivered on time. The product has never been damaged, therefore no returns.

I trust Rayovac battery's. That's all I buy.

Tried a few and they worked OK. No idea how long they will last

Thanks! Works great. Long lasting. Great value.

Great size and cost if you use a lot of batteries. I like rayovac the best. Never had one leak and last a long time. Will always use rayovac. NC

Awesome job.

The Rayovac brand which is made by Energizer is comparable to the Amazon Basics Brand in price and quality. Both boast a shelf life of 10 years and a similar ranking shown here at Amazon in overall customer satisfaction. The areas where Rayovac excels over Amazon Basics and most other competitors in a similar price range is that their batteries are clearly marked Made in the US. Granted, Duracell can also boast a similar claim but their price is typically considerably higher and any concerns over leakage isn't any greater in one brand versus the other. The key is to replace all your batteries at the same time in the same battery powered unit. Never mix zinc-oxide batteries with alkaline batteries or a potential disaster is bound to eventually happen. Be aware that weaker older batteries left in the unit can also result in premature leakage when you add newer batteries among them by adversely weakening the polarity of all the batteries in that current device they're installed. A leakage with all new batteries installed unless exposed to the elements of weather is highly irregular with most any devices in use when the batteries themselves are installed properly. Another advantage of purchasing Rayovac batteries relates to how they're packaged. They arrive in a resealable and reusable plastic container which appeared undamaged in shipping upon arrival. (SEE PIC) The batteries themselves also looked intact, not used and arrived in pristine condition. I did read in prior reviews of some concerns by some customers in not being able to verify the expiration date on the batteries which they had recently delivered. You can read the expiration date clearly on the lower side portion of your battery where the negative side of the battery connects. My batteries purchased show a shelf life until 12/2033. (SEE PIC) Granted that is a shelf life date when the batteries are stored under the most opportune conditions Obviously, that isn't always likely the case for the average user with myself included. I primarily use my batteries in my remote control devices like my wireless computer mouse and PC keyboard. I can't yet attest to Rayovac's battery longevity versus other brands but I would expect them to last as long as the comparable higher priced Duracell batteries that I'm currently using or any other US made AA battery currently sold right now by Energizer. I always try to stock up on my AA batteries during Prime Days and around the holidays when prices are typically lower. In closing, I'm very happy with this Rayovac purchase and I'm looking forward to putting them to the actual usage test against the Amazon Basic and Duracell batteries that I'm currently using in all my electronic devices. I trust that I won't be disappointed. Rest assured my friends, I'll let you know what happens.