Top 10 Best Battery Brands
Let's face it, we all rely on batteries. They're in your remotes, gaming controllers, kids' toys, and so much more. But with so many brands and types out there, how do you know which ones to trust? When you need reliable power, the last thing you want is a battery that gives up the ghost halfway through an intense gaming session or lets down your flashlight in a pinch.I did a project to see which battery brand lasted the longest using Energizer, Duracell, and Kirkland Brand. Energizer lasted over an hour longer than the other two! Although Kirkland is technically the cheapest, Energizer is only 20 cents more expensive for an 8-pack of batteries. Overall, Duracell lasted the shortest amount of time and is the most expensive of the three brands. Don't buy Duracell!
I wonder what battery is the most durable and longest-lasting. Then I remember that I have a friend who bought two batteries, and they were Energizer. But it's too bad that in Romania, Energizer batteries are not to be found.
Every summer vacation after school ends, I always play my Xbox 5 hours a day. Our vacation is 2 and a half months, which is why I need a very powerful and durable battery.
First, my cousins suggested I use Energizer as it is the most famous in our place. After 3 weeks, it was done. Then I decided to buy the counterpart of Energizer, Eveready. It only lasted 2 weeks. Then they suggested I use Panasonic batteries. I was impressed because they lasted for about 5 weeks.
The next summer vacation, my father gave me a Duracell battery - just four pieces. I was amazed because they lasted the whole summer! I only used two pieces.
Wow! I've never heard of any of those companies other than Panasonic! Anyway, Panasonic is a really good company for pretty much everything they make! Panasonic batteries are half as cheap as Duracell and Energizer and perform just as well! The alkaline series is great for heavy use, such as a Wiimote controller.
I love the brand and everything they make. The battery lasted for 8 years.
The alkalines are awesome for game controllers. They will last for days.
Very special and great battery.
These batteries lasted us for years! But now I can't find them. Does anybody know where to get them? This should be #1!
This really helped me decide which battery to buy. It changed my life.
This is really about cost versus brand name. Duracell lasts the longest and Energizer lasts the second longest. But for your money, Rayovac has the same technology but at a much better price. It's like taking a piece of Energizer and Duracell and putting them into one battery. The quality? It's above average, if nothing else. For those on a budget, get Panasonic or Rayovac.
In my experience, Rayovac batteries last longer and are cheaper than Energizer. I've never had any problems with leaking or durability.
Eveready is just an epic battery brand that is really common to find. It works well, lasts for a long time, and also comes at a cheap price. It's pretty much as good as Energizer but is cheaper, so that's why it gets my vote.
I use this brand more than Energizer and Duracell. In my mind, it's better because it lasts longer for me and it's a lot cheaper and easier to find.
Eveready is a very good and underrated battery brand. It should be up there in the top 3 with Energizer and Duracell.
Why is GP so low in this ranking?
I did an experiment, and the battery lasted for 162 hours straight on a flashlight. I thought that was great for a cheap battery.
So far, Sony batteries seem to be working great for the cost. They're way cheaper than Duracell, my favorite.
It deserves a better place on this list, but inaccurate votes are counted.
Excellent quality and reliability.
Excellent product: the batteries are inexpensive and last as long as any of the major brands. I am quite satisfied!
The batteries have a very long durability. I'm so happy to use this company's battery.
Best value for money. 10 AA batteries cost about $2-2.5 US. Major brands are 3 to 6 times more expensive.
Sunbeam Alkaline AA and AAA batteries are pretty decent for the $1 price, almost as good as Rayovac. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for Sunbeam "Super Heavy Duty" batteries. Don't buy these. They are cheap junk and will leak nasty acid in a flashlight or radio when they run out of energy.
Great batteries. Very reliable. A powerful choice.