A few months ago these were $22 for 18, then they jumped to $25, now they are 28 + tax for 18. They excel in cold weather, when they last much longer than alkaline. I've gone back to regular Duracell alkaline for all applications except equipment that I leave in vehicles over winter (flashlights)

Bought these in December 2019 and just put 6 in my led flashlight a week ago. They worked good for about 15 minutes. 2 of them were down to .6 volts. The others were still ok. I like the way they tout a 20 year shelf life and 100% leak proof. What good is all that if they fail shortly after you use them??? By the way mine were made in Singapore. What's the problem Energizer Brands? Can't make enough profit charging over one dollar per battery in the United States?

Simply the best AA batteries I've ever used. I live in SW Ohio where the temps range from subfreezing to 100+ and have struggled with batteries dying quickly in extreme temperatures. Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries have been a game-changer. They perform consistently even in freezing cold or scorching heat, which is essential for my wireless door locks and cameras. They last significantly longer than standard alkaline batteries, and I've had no issues with leakage or corrosion. They're more expensive upfront, but the extended lifespan makes them a great value in the long run. I highly recommend Energizer Ultimate Lithium for any device.

Have purchased these many times. Last few times quality has gone down. Lasting less time in all devices. They have not last 1 month this time. Not worth the cost at this point. Our device tells us the battery levels/tests battery. Brand new batteries are getting no charge. Pathetic.

The first time I bought 2 of these batteries they lasted a couple of years in an outdoor temperature sending unit that normally used up normal batteries every couple of months. I purchased a pack of 18 that arrived in early October 2023 and most of the ones I've used have only lasted a couple of weeks in things like TV remotes and other things that a normal Duracell copper top battery would work in for up to a year.

Used in XBox remotes; too expensive and bad quality

Excellent price for lithium

2 batteries were smashed flat in the box and these are not cheap batteries!

Poor performance, died faster than the alkaline batteries I used in the same application.

We always buy our batteries from Sam’s Club, because they are a great value.