Good inexpensive batteries, ideal for those things that do not need lifelong batteries such as the holiday candles you put on your table and things for that nature we're minimal amount of power is consumed from the batteries and these LED lights works perfect at the end of the season I'll be able to take the batteries out and use them someplace else, but at least for the duration of the holidays I have had my blinking lights

Overall great batteries in price and value. I like the fact they are guaranteed for such an extended period of time. I am concerned with the overall ever increasing prices at Sam's Club. Especially over the past six months. It's becoming less expensive to shop at my local name brand grocery store.

These Batteries work as well as any other battery that we have used. They will sit for a long time and still perform well. If you forget to remove them from something you don't use often they seem to remain leak free. What more do you want from an inexpensive battery.

Last just as long if not longer than big online company. At least you know the batteries at Sam's are fresh.

Been buying these batteries for years only had one time they didn't hold up the way they were supposed to and Sam's gladly refunded my money with only a phone call. It's a win-win situation. Would recommend to anyone.

Replacement razor cartridges are of good quality and sold in a larger amount for a more affordable price. Thanks for this kind of product sold at a discount.

I used the entire package to run lights/strobes/small animatronics for a week during Halloween. Had a few out of the pack lose voltage very quickly. Tested with multimeter, coat savings wasn't enough to buy again. Also bought the large pack of D cells, had a few end up leaking too.

Good for the price. They do not last as long as brand E or D and they seem more prone to leak when discharged. But, for the price difference I will continue to buy

Quality has gone way down. I used members mark batteries for years. Lately I have had both AA and AAA batteries leak. I've also had brand new AA batteries last less than 30 days in a TV remote. This is a new experience and I'm disappointed after many years using your batteries.

About 1/2 of these batteries fail to generate the power needed to light the devices we've used them in. Energizer and Duracell have no issues with the same devices. Batteries do not expire for 2 years, so they're not old.