We use these Member's Mark AA batteries year round in battery operated xandkes, but even more heavily in the holidsy seasons. They are less costly than rhe name brands and just as good!

I received an opened package with used batteries. I checked several batteries with a tester and got low power or replace battery results. I was able to get a full refund.

I bought these batteries being cheap, should have purchased the name brand. It's seems as if they have no power at all. Previous buyers stated these were good, they are not. Will not purchase again.

Probably the worst batteries I’ve ever purchased. Had to change them every 3 days in our Christmas decorations even with timers. I’ve bought batteries at the dollar store that last longer.

We go through these batteries pretty quickly for use in gaming controllers, but for the most part, they compare to more expensive name-brand batteries

This is a criticism more of the packaging than the batteries. Twice in the past two years when we have ordered these batteries the package is opened and batteries are strewn all over the box. The batteries are fine.

Good quantity for the price just not a good value. We use them for gaming controller and we go through 2 1/2 packs a month verses energizer one pack. Spend a little extra and save in the long run.

With many items on my home using multiple quantities of AA batteries, price is a concern along with the need to keep a good inventory on hand and not have to worry about running out. These fit the bill in price and long life.

I like Members Mark batteries better than duracell. They have a great shelf life, don't leak and last just as long as any battery. Almost every Duracell battery I have used lately has leaked and don't have as long of a shelf life. Wht pay more?

The batteries are comparable to the national brands, the problem is that they raised the price so much that they also now cost as much as the national brands. I have been buying my batteries at Northern because they sell a 24 pack for $10 and always put them on sale bogo making them $10 for 48 batteries vs. $20 for 48 batteries from Sam’s.