Rechargeable Batteries With A Twist

I love it when I come across gadgets that are both cool and save me money. That is exactly what you get with the This entry was posted in Saving Money. Bookmark the permalink.

Jack says:

January 23, 2007 at 10:09 am

I was pumped about trying these too, but they got an iffy review from The Gadgeteer. I still may get them, but their low mAH rating worries me.
Amber says:

January 23, 2007 at 1:09 pm

They are aslo available at Think Geek although it looks like for the same price. I saw them there first and they looked interesting but I don’t have anything that’s currently operational and uses AA’s.
Steven says:

January 23, 2007 at 4:21 pm

Those seem dangerous. What is wrong with the dollar store batteries. You can get 8 of them for $1!
pfadvice says:

January 23, 2007 at 5:29 pm

I was pumped about trying these too, but they got an iffy review from The Gadgeteer. I still may get them, but their low mAH rating worries me.

As mention in the post, they don’t have the greatest life span. I use them mainly in my digital camera when traveling – for daytime use with no flash they have never caused a problem. I usually don’t take many night photos, but it could be a concern if you use your flash often.
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