Panasonic Eneloop AA rechargeable batteries

Panasonic Eneloop AA 1900mAh

Name: Panasonic Eneloop AA 1900mAh
Brand: Panasonic
SKU: panasonic-eneloop-aa
Price: 41.01 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (13445 reviews)

(13445 reviews)

The benchmark AA rechargeable batteries: up to 2100 charge cycles, ready to use and able to keep 70% of their energy after 10 years of storage.

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Characteristics

Capacity / Voltage: 1900 mAh (min.) / 1.2V
Rechargeable: Yes, up to 2100 cycles
Pack: Pack of 8 (Ni-MH)
70% capacity kept after 10 years, ready to use

Detailed overview: Panasonic Eneloop AA rechargeable batteries

Panasonic Eneloop AA batteries have become an essential benchmark among rechargeable cells, and that status is well deserved. Built to last, they handle up to 2100 charge and discharge cycles, meaning years of intensive use, while greatly reducing waste compared with disposable batteries.

Their minimum capacity of 1900 mAh (around 2000 mAh typical) and 1.2V voltage suit the vast majority of everyday devices: game controllers, remotes, wireless mice and keyboards, toys, torches, camera flashes, clocks and shutter remotes. They ship pre-charged with solar energy, so they are usable straight out of the packaging.

The point that built the Eneloop legend is their very low self-discharge. Where ordinary rechargeables drain in a few weeks in a drawer, Eneloop keep up to 70% of their capacity after 10 years of storage. That makes them the preferred choice of forward-thinking users and preppers who like to keep a stock always ready.

Sold in packs of 8, they quickly pay off against disposable alkaline batteries, especially with a suitable charger. Compared with the higher-capacity Eneloop Pro versions (2500 mAh) that are less durable over time, standard Eneloop favour longevity and stability. Made in Japan and known for their consistent quality, they are a durable and eco-friendly investment for all AA-powered devices.

Our tester's review: Pierre Freysinger

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It is hard to find anything more reliable than Eneloop, and you quickly understand why they are so widely praised. We use them daily in game controllers, remotes, a wireless mouse and a camera flash, and they take it all without complaint. Their real strength is low self-discharge: pulled from a drawer after months of neglect, they are still full and ready to use, where cheap rechargeables would be flat. On the flash, they keep the pace without weakening, a good sign of their consistency. Sold in packs of 8, they quickly pay for themselves against disposables, especially with a good charger. The 1900 mAh capacity is slightly below the Pro versions (2500 mAh), but in return they handle many more cycles and age better. The only small downside, like any NiMH cell, is that they deliver 1.2V instead of the 1.5V of an alkaline, which can bother a few very voltage-sensitive devices. For everything else, it is a purchase you never regret.

Frequently asked questions: Panasonic Eneloop AA rechargeable batteries

🔋 How many times can Eneloop AA batteries be recharged?

Up to 2100 times according to Panasonic, with a suitable charger. It is one of the best figures on the market, which makes these batteries very cost-effective against disposables over time.

🔋 Are Eneloop AA batteries charged when you buy them?

Yes, they ship pre-charged with solar energy and are ready to use as soon as you open them. Thanks to their low self-discharge, they hold their charge for a very long time.

🔋 What is the difference between Eneloop and Eneloop Pro?

Standard Eneloop offer 1900 mAh and up to 2100 cycles with excellent longevity. Eneloop Pro reach 2500 mAh but handle fewer cycles. The standard cells are ideal for everyday use and long-term storage.

🔋 Do Eneloop AA batteries work in all devices?

In almost all AA-powered devices. They deliver 1.2V (versus 1.5V for an alkaline), which suits the vast majority of uses; only a few devices very sensitive to voltage may be reluctant.