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Prime Members: 12-Pack HW 3500mAh 1.5V Non-Rechargeable AA Lithium Batteries $9.96

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TIGER HEAD HI WATT BATTERY HK CO LTD via Amazon [amazon.com] has Prime Members: 12-Pack HW 3500mAh 1.5V Non-Rechargeable AA Lithium Batteries with promo code C6AGZ52R for $9.96. Shipping is free.

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TIGER HEAD HI WATT BATTERY HK CO LTD via Amazon [amazon.com] has Prime Members: 12-Pack HW 3500mAh 1.5V Non-Rechargeable AA Lithium Batteries with promo code C6AGZ52R for $9.96. Shipping is free.

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MadPupYesterday 4:47 PM
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A quick scan thru recent reviews tells you all you need to know about these.
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elefante72Yesterday 5:34 PM
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e-waste. Eneloop or bust. I have 10 year old plus eneloop still refuse to die. If you need lithium there are more reputable sources.
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mzdratiYesterday 7:34 PM
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These are non-rechargeable, so I suppose they are supposed to compete with teh Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries. Project Farm does a video where he compares other non-rechargeable AA Lithium batteries to the Energizer ones.
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samfromnyToday 7:41 PM
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Quote from mzdrati View quoted comment :
These are non-rechargeable, so I suppose they are supposed to compete with teh Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries. Project Farm does a video where he compares other non-rechargeable AA Lithium batteries to the Energizer ones.
Read the one star reviews. After removing the fake ones, these must suck, especially at the premium price.
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ozmotesToday 9:06 PM
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3500mAh at standard LiIon voltage would of course be absurd in the size of a AA. I'm not sure what the marketing psedo math is here. Maybe they mean 3500mWh. Which would still be high.

Anyway these typically use a buck converter to step down the the 3.7V of LiIon down to 1.5V, and that circuit remains active regardless of load, resulting in a strong self-discharge effect. Making this quite poor for a low drain device like a tv remote.

They can work well in high drain digital devices that are sensitive to voltage drop, cause they're going to give you 1.5V until they suddenly die. But I'd choose a more reputable brand.

Edit: As someone points out below, these are non-rechargable lithium batteries, so most of the above does not apply.
Last edited by ozmotes September 23, 2026 at 03:49 PM.
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AmusedFruit500Today 10:31 PM
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Quote from ozmotes View quoted comment :
3500mAh at standard LiIon voltage would of course be absurd in the size of a AA. I'm not sure what the marketing psedo math is here. Maybe they mean 3500mWh. Which would still be high.

Anyway these typically use a buck converter to step down the the 3.7V of LiIon down to 1.5V, and that circuit remains active regardless of load, resulting in a strong self-discharge effect. Making this quite poor for a low drain device like a tv remote.

They can work well in high drain digital devices that are sensitive to voltage drop, cause they're going to give you 1.5V until they suddenly die. But I'd choose a more reputable brand.
They figure the average person won't know the difference, so good to point it out when you see it.
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guanxin88Today 10:39 PM
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Quote from ozmotes View quoted comment :
3500mAh at standard LiIon voltage would of course be absurd in the size of a AA. I'm not sure what the marketing psedo math is here. Maybe they mean 3500mWh. Which would still be high.

Anyway these typically use a buck converter to step down the the 3.7V of LiIon down to 1.5V, and that circuit remains active regardless of load, resulting in a strong self-discharge effect. Making this quite poor for a low drain device like a tv remote.

They can work well in high drain digital devices that are sensitive to voltage drop, cause they're going to give you 1.5V until they suddenly die. But I'd choose a more reputable brand.
This is Lithium-metal battery, which is generate 1.5V naturally. It does not need the dc-dc converter. That is why it can pack this huge amount of 3500mAh. For the Lithium rechargeable battery, the voltage is 3.7V, it will need the dc-dc converter. And it capacity is limited.

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ozmotesToday 10:50 PM
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Quote from guanxin88 View quoted comment :
This is Lithium-metal battery, which is generate 1.5V naturally. It does not need the dc-dc converter. That is why it can pack this huge amount of 3500mAh. For the Lithium rechargeable battery, the voltage is 3.7V, it will need the dc-dc converter. And it capacity is limited.
Totally missed that, thanks. In light of this, the reviews about dead batteries after a week are pretty alarming.

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