With the price of batteries as expensive as they are and every toy you pick up these days for the kids, grand kids etc. you could essentially go broke real fast. So we decided to give these a try. I'm glad we did. They are right up there as far as long lasting like the expensive duracell or energizers. We definitely will be buying them again.

I ve been buying these for over a decade. Some we buy as gifts for Christmas. Other times we buy them emergency kits. Be sure to recycle through them as they can and will leak if they sit for too long. That happens with all brands of batteries.

I bought a 48 pack of both on the same day. I pulled 1 battery out of the Member's Mark pack and measured it at 1.6166V. I then started a 10 hour, 100mA constant current discharge test with a 0.9V cutoff. The test ended at 9 hours and 37 minutes. One would expect the higher priced Energizer Max batteries to perform better. But that's why we do testing. The first battery out of the pack only measured 1.5861V. I pulled 5 batteries out until I found one that measured 1.6016V I started the exact same test on the Max and it shutdown at 8 hours and 59 minutes. So the cheaper battery lasted 38 minutes longer. I'll be sticking with Member's Mark AAAs after I go the the remaining 96. To be fair, I'll likely do the same test on AA batteries

I didn’t think these batteries were going to last long, but they last as long at the big brand names.

Have bought these batteries many times. They work as well and last as long as name brand and cost less. A win all arpund!

Every bit as good as bigger name brands at a more reasonable price.

Previously bought store brand at another BBS. Batteries leaked in storage as well as in equipment. These claim long storage life in storage so I'm giving them a try. Big savings over copper guys.

They are Batteries and they perform as well as the AA Batteries that we previously purchased from Sam's... The Self Life is excellent from what I can tell based on the information provided as part of the Battery Description... If they last as long as our AA Bateries then they will be good...

I've used this brand for YEARS but am finding some are leaking in items and in their product package. Hopefully this issue has been addressed with quality control already.

These are the worst alkaline batteries, both aaa and aa. They have leaked and damaged almost every device I have used them in. They leak well before the device shows signs of low battery. As others have said, they even leak new in the package. I'm pretty much done with all alkaline batteries. Rechargeable or lithium for me.