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After testing the Basics AA Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries (in white wrappers), I discovered that these are simply Sanyo eneloop AA Batteries under a different name. My first thought upon learning about the new Basics High-Capacity Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries was that they were simply Sanyo eneloop XX batteries under a different name. I bought this product to test it out because I was curious about it. Leveraging my La Crosse BC1000 Battery Charger/Analyzer, I measured a set of those Basics 'high-capacity' AA batteries. Here's what I discovered: - At the time of delivery, the average remaining charge was 1204mAh, which is equivalent to 48% of the 2500mAh rated capacity. '2014-02' is the date code on them, but, similar to other eneloop batteries, they were not completely charged when they were taken from the factory. In just one cycle of recharge and discharge, the average capacity increased to 2547mAh. - Following two additional cycles of recharge and discharge, the average capacity reached 2555mAh. There is extremely little space between

Back in 2011, I conducted a test on the initial Basics NiMH Precharged Rechargeable Batteries, which were packaged in black. People were asking me, "Are those rebranded 1st-gen Sanyo eneloop batteries?" so I recently bought a set of the new Basics NiMH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries (in white wrappers). So far as I can tell, the short answer is "NO." But hold on, don't go just yet! Using my La Crosse BC1000 charger, I measured the capacity of those Basics AAA batteries. Here's what I discovered: - After being taken out of the packaging, the average amount of charge left is 562mAh, or 70% of the 800mAh capacity that is listed. - The average capacity increased to 797mAh after a single cycle of recharge and discharge. - Following two or three more cycles, the average capacity reached 821mAh. The aforementioned behavior is in line with my earlier test findings for the first-generation (1500-cycle), second-generation (1500-cycle), and third-generation (1800-cycle) eneloop cells. Keep in mind that, similar to this instance with Basics cells

The AAA Rechargeable NiMH Performance Batteries from Basics are a dependable and affordable option for powering your gadgets. These batteries are practical right out of the box because they are already charged and prepared for usage. They offer enduring power for a variety of equipment, from wireless mouse to remote controllers, with a capacity of 800mAh. While the rechargeable feature helps you save money and minimizes waste, NiMH technology offers a consistent and reliable performance. These batteries may be recharged hundreds of times and retain their charge well even when not in use. The Basics AAA Rechargeable NiMH Performance Batteries are a good alternative if you're looking for a cost-effective and environmentally responsible option.