I use a lot of AA Lithium Batteries every Fall and Winter on Trail Cameras. We're talking about 84 per year. Have researched it and this is the best price you will get anywhere. I ordered enough for all my cameras and got free shipping without having to drive 20 miles to the store to get them. Will do this every year.

I use these for my outside cameras. Overall they work great but they don't last long with recording. I'd say I have to change the batteries roughly every 1-2 months. If I leave my cameras on consistent record they last about 2 weeks- so battery life could be better, but for the price point they're not bad.

I've used Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries in different devices, and they've been very reliable. The power feels consistent, and the batteries perform steadily without sudden drops. The packaging is easy to open and store, and it keeps the batteries organized. They hold up well over time, which makes them convenient to keep on hand for later use. Overall, they offer good value for dependable performance.

These Energizer batteries are excellent for cameras and other outdoor electronics. Works very well in cold conditions so you don't have to worry about cold nights running the batteries down. They are not any smaller or bigger than other batteries so no issues with fitment.

Not recommended for your remotes controls. I bought these because they are suppose to not leak and thought it would be a good idea to put them in all of my remote control for tv, electronics, etc. Big mistake as they are failing one by one. They are shorting out and/or causing problems with my remote controls. If you are using these and it appears your tv remotes, or in our case our select comfort remote, are not working properly, it is likely due to these batteries. We thought our remotes were the problem but it turns out that it was the lithium batteries - four have already gone out in less than a year. I have a battery tester and the 2 batteries in the remote appeared to short out. On another two, batteries appeared to test at maximum strength but the remote wasn't working properly. Changing the batteries fixed the problem. Again these batteries are less than a year old and it says they should last years. Now my concern is whether I should go ahead and replace the more than 40 of these I have used. All the batteries so far that are causing problems/failed have been the AA batteries. My concern now if for the AAA batteries bought. Its been less than a year so I expect a lot more issues.

I use this battery most of my household items, it's durable. It has a good packaging. They feel solid but are not heavy, perfect for everyday devices. The power release is super sturdy. They deliver a steady 1.5V output, so my devices run pretty much smoothly. They handle temperature change pretty well, performance doesn't vary based on temperature change.

I used these lithium batteries in my trail cameras that require 12 of them. With alkaline batteries, I normally get 5000 - 6000 images before they die. These lithium batteries failed between 2000 - 3000 images. When they failed I tested them. The problem was consistent. 2 - 4 of the batteries registered 0.0 volts while the remaining batteries were in the 1.4 - 1.6 volt range. Failures were distributed across 2 manufacturing lot numbers. I will never purchase them again. A friend used a different brand lithium battery and had similar issue.

Bought a second pack while on sale. I love the life of the batteries in my CD player and radio. I will not use anything else in my electronics but this brand of batteries. I wish that Sam's Club would carry the AAA version of these batteries in the value pack size like this.

I will NEVER EVER use another alkaLEAK, (too many ruined toys) i use Only recgargeables in high useage items, and i use these 20yr shelflife Lithiums in all low use , easily fogotten items like odd remotes and emergency flashlites, wall clocks, multimeters etc, etc. Note: try in item first, some electronics dont like the higher voltage when new about 1.8v

If you like an extremely long life for batteries this is it. That said, I'll compare. I use these AA Energizer Lithium batteries in my wireless Xbox 360 controller. Typical life in controller with regular alkaline batteries is 2 weeks, or 3 tops. With the Lithium, it lasts about 2.5-3 months. These batteries rock. And they have incredible shelf life. I bought a 12 pack of them about 3 yrs ago and they expire on 3/2027