Passive_audio_enthusiast
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Anyway Internet had sold me the ikea ladda this way![]()
Panasonic Eneloop vs IKEA LADDA | Are They The Same?
How brand loyal are you with your batteries?www.slrlounge.com

Anyway Internet had sold me the ikea ladda this way![]()
Panasonic Eneloop vs IKEA LADDA | Are They The Same?
How brand loyal are you with your batteries?www.slrlounge.com
Great link with lots of info, n a nice video too.Anyway Internet had sold me the ikea ladda this wayi have both aa and aaa and they are holding up quite well aftwr 2 years
Also check for Sony cycle energy. Have been using AA for the last 3 years in my xbox controller.I am also looking for rechargeable aa batteries... which one is better simple eneloop or eneloop pro?
Description says pro rechargeable for 500 times and simple one for 2100 times
You have not mentioned your application.I am also looking for rechargeable aa batteries... which one is better simple eneloop or eneloop pro?
Description says pro rechargeable for 500 times and simple one for 2100 times
This post by Passive_audio_enthusiast also offers a wealth of info on rechargeable batteries ( Not just the comparision of Ikea & Eneloop ProAnyway Internet had sold me the ikea ladda this wayi have both aa and aaa and they are holding up quite well aftwr 2 years
If its still made in Japan, its definitely Panasonic. Its written on the battery and the package is see through. So you can check before picking it upGreat link with lots of info, n a nice video too.
Only concern is ... What if Ikea change their OEM Product ....
Many of the knowledgeable members have suggested Panasonic Eneloop, and I also can also vouch for these. I have used many different brands and finally zeroed on Eneloop for all my purposes. I got the Panasonic bundled pack with a box, a smart charger, 8 AA, 2 AAA, 2 adapters for C, and 2 adapters for D from Canada. The reason being the India version charger does not provide foldable power pins. Initially, other batteries might show comparable potential, but the performance goes down in 6 months - 1 year. Eneloop lasts considerably longer. For serious use, Eneloop is the best. If the usage is heavy, e.g. for the camera flash, Eneloop Pro would be more suitable.HI Guys,
I am looking for rechargeable AAA/AA batteries with charger and i have been used Eveready before and quality it offers not upto the mark.
Please suggest quality batteries
Your elaborate post is very informative... thanksYou have not mentioned your application.
Do refer to my posts:
# 9 dated 29 Dec &
# 15 dated 30 Dec
You may find them useful.
When comparing number of Recharge cycles, do factor in that Eneloop Pro (black) has a capacity of approx 2.5 Times that of the normal Eneloop (white). Hence 500 Charge cycles will deliver as much as 1250 charge cycles of the lower capacity batteries.
Also the Eneloop Pro offers far superior Low Self-Discharge or Longer shelf life compared to others.
I think I read the same about Eneloop and Ikea on Wirecutter and/or other such reviews.