Sanyo Rechargeable Batteries

Oleh Frank

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You don’t use alkaline batteries anymore do you? Rechargeable batteries are definitely the way to go. Sanyo Eneloop batteries are very popular, but are only offered in AA and AAA sizes. If you need C, D, and 9V sizes as well, another brand worth Many of the products I review on my Gadget Navigator blog use AA or AAA batteries. Most vendors bundle the required batteries with their devices. But wasting so many batteries has really started to bother me. Lots of my own personal gadgets such as my With its white packaging and simple blue lettering you might think that Sanyo’s Eneloop batteries are generic, or store brand products. They are anything but, and we came to appreciate their minimalist design. These cells use second-generation nickel Though Apple's new rechargeable batteries do not offer any indication of who manufactured them, a new analysis and disassembly has found evidence that they are rebranded Sanyo Eneloops. Czech website SuperApple (via Engadget) did extensive testing of Apple Several tipsters previously pointed us to the similarities in the published promotional specs of Apple's new rechargeable AA batteries and Sanyo's Eneloop batteries, suggesting that Apple have essentially rebranded Sanyo's offerings for sale it its own When it comes to rechargeable batteries, you won’t go wrong with the name Sanyo. After all, they are the ones who rolled out the eneloop series in the past, which are still going strong today. Heck, I have a few eneloops that I use around the home for my .

Several companies are offering new lines of rechargeable batteries to try to get consumers to throw away their disposable alkalines for good. Companies like Sanyo and Gates have brought out new brands, under the names Sanyo and Millennium, with changes If you were wanting more about the details about Apple’s AA NiMH rechargeable batteries, we’ve found some. Website SuperApple did some research, and as you could probably guess, Apple likely didn’t make them. Big surprise, right? Turns out, the new Its shares climbed as much as 5.5 percent on the news. Investors have recently been picking up shares in battery makers as they see an increasingly rosier future for rechargeable and car batteries amid surging oil prices and worries about global warming. Apples new battery charger unveiled last month was a little surprise to most to see Apple now offering rechargeable battery packs. Well recent tear downs of the Apple AA rechargeable batteries have revealed that they are in fact 1.2V Sanyo Eneloop HR-3UTG .