I have several dozen Christmas decorations that require double A batteries to power them I usually have to buy at least this many for our decorations each year.

You lied about the 10 year guarantee. These AA batteries corroded wayyy before 10 years. Don't sell a product that you don't stand behind. I've thrown away half of these batteries…

Great for prepping

Purchased in store, used half pack. I kept others in my linen closet. Went to get two more AA batteries to find all the batteries had gone bad/ acid leaked. Was just those batteries so i had to toss half a pack. They were not expired. Tossed them all.

Two things, first they don’t last as long as other batteries, and when I put them in a thermometer after a while, it would not work. I checked the voltage with a volt meter and it showed proper voltage and current, but would not work until I put another brand in it. Also, they started leaking after a while.

Right after I bought these batteries, I put them in a clock and noticed that the clock was running slowly. After testing them in a battery tester, I found that the charge was not 100% but borderline yellow vs green on the chart. These batteries are worthless.

My wife purchased these instead of my usual Duracell batteries. 1.5V AA batteries. I put one in a clock I have. A battery is needed for the clock motor and one for the pendulum. The clock lost several minutes a day and the pendulum simply wouldn't work. These batteries were brand new. I replaced them with Duracell and everything works fine. Have not had to adjust he clock since I installed them as month ago. I had installed them in another device as well. I opened it to check the batteries today (unit still ran) and all four were leaking into the unit. They were in the unit about 5 weeks. I'll be disposing a large pack of these unfortunately. I feel like I'm back on the 60s when batteries always ruined flashlights.

These batteries are most likely Duracells in a different wrapper. They are long lasting and I have not had any issues with them. Recently discovered a few in a device I had not used in over 4 years, while they completely discharged there was none of the typical leaking one finds in inferior batteries

Great for basic usage. However these are not great to use for like the Xbox controllers they die to fast and don't last very long. On average maybe we can get 2 days out of the batteries on the xbox controllers. So we're going through an average of 4 batteries every 2 to 3 days.

I always buy a ton of batteries for my Christmas lights, candles, and gifts. This the first purchase of Member’s Mark Alkaline batteries and I am delighted with purchse. I installed them 3 weeks before Christmas and they lasted through the New Year! The lights were on everyday for 6 hours, and still had plenty of life when put away my decorations. They outlasted the Rabbit. I will definitely buy these again.