Energizer has always proved out to last as long and longer than other top brands. I use the Lithium batteries for my outdoor cameras because they stand up to the extreme temperature changes without shortening the life of the battery.

This was a great price compared to others. It was a great choice as we use several batteries from remotes to Xbox controllers. Although the price seems steep, purchasing is bulk was the best price. They have a great shelf life so I'm not concerned about not using them this year.

Bought these to replace some alkaline batteries that had leaked and destroyed a keypad door lock. Supposedly lithium are less likely to leak and provide better lasting more stable power. Those I have used in the past have performed well.

they dont stock them in the local Walmart. and its ok because they were cheaper than the store anyway. very happy

These batteries work well in applications where it is inconvenient to access the appliance or in cold environments.

I use these in trail cameras. They maintain full strength taking full length videos till they die. Cold and darkness don't affect them like they do alkaline batteries. The cost three times a much and work three times as long.

Best batteries for smart locks! We use these on our rental properties' deadbolts and they last much longer than the standard batteries! Worth the extra price!

I love these things. The recharge-ables I tried to use still suck- even after all of these years. They bleed off too quickly, and they start out at 1.25 volts like the old ones. This is problematic because some devices are sensitive enough to fail to function with recharge-able batteries. The climate scam is resulting in a Lithium push, which would be better served in sedative form since it is a false narrative. In any event, no other battery works better, especially in camera flashes like my oldie.

These lithium 1.5 volt AA batteries are crazy expensive (>$1 each), but they last much longer and produce more volts (>1.75v vs. <1.5v) than new (just bought & far from expired) alkaline batteries. I gave them a 3/5 stars only because of the very high cost.

Lasted no time in my Ring outdoor wireless unit. Exact same brand came with unit when ordered, lasted almost 45* days. These kasted about 7 to 10 days. Im hoping it was a fluke.