LiBatter 16Pack AA 2850mAh Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries High Capacity

Amazon does not seem to give much weight into the authenticity of cell claims. These cells (not batteries per se, but I will call them "batteries" which are accepted practice) have been popping up all over the place, with higher and higher claims from the manufacturers. We are talking about "capacity" - the amount of power that a cell holds. Typical AA solar cells hold a capacity around 600mAh; higher capacities can be used to power electronics for longer periods of time. What's necessary is the honesty of companies selling products to the consumers. Reliability goes in three directions: the consistency of a product, the reliability of the manufacturer, and the honesty regarding the product. This is essential regarding things like rechargeable power cells. A reliable company will test their products regularly, have production standards to maintain, and will ultimately print the correct mAh rating, cheating toward a conservative capacity claim, rather than an inflated one. LiBatter fails on this final step. Ratings such as 2850mAh and above typically would be more expensive than $20 for 16 cells. I figured I'd purchase a bundle - but I also bought a Zanflare C4 Smart Charger, which will test power cells for capacity claims. This type of test runs for HOURS. But the results are accurate.I tested 25% of the LiBatter cells to gauge milliamp rating, and the results are clear: These LiBatter cells are 75% of their advertised rating, a failure of the manufacturer to express an HONEST rating. They BUILD these cells. Did they simply grab a number out of the air? It took one person with a $30 tester to debunk their lofty claims; Only one of the cells reached over 2100mAh while the others held around 2050mAh. That is nowhere near a 2850mAh rating.Consumers need honesty. Especially when it comes to power cells that are considered based on claims, packaging and price. If LiBatter would have stated the TRUTH on their cells, it would raise their credibility. But I'm left with 16 cells that not only have 25% LESS stated power, and the suspicion that perhaps the manufacturing quality should also not be trusted. Looking here for other AA cells, I see more and more making claims of 2850- and even 3000mAh. Read the reviews and disregard those simply stating "these work great!" claims, without DESCRIBING how the cells perform. Search in video websites for reviews comparing different batteries. It's a little hard to find reviews that unmask what's really happening behind the outer wrapping and metal casing. You have to rely on what everyday people post here, when it would be much easier for EVERYONE, if the manufacturers would simply publish facts and data. LiBatter could have made a timelapse video to prove their claims. I did not find any. Yet power cells are being sold more often, and unless you purchase from a reputable company, you may never know exactly how much capacity that you really purchased for each cell. Anyway I hope this helps.

I was disappointed when I receive these charge them overnight and they wouldn't hold a charge only one or two of them had some power ended up returning them we'll have to find a different brand probably go with Energizer or Duracell.

Good price. Came with box destroyed and cases destroyed but batteries seem ok. I think the postal service is responsible for that though not the seller.

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I purchased these less than a year ago and they don't work. They do not hold a charge. I will buy a different brand.

1 star because I can’t leave a review with zero stars. Terrible terrible terrible. Won’t hold charge, won’t even charge fully.

Works really well, used for gaming remote controls and it holds charge better than the alkaline batteries we used before. Happy that they are rechargeable, we will be saving money on batteries.

Comes 50% charge already, I use it for solar post lights, works very well