#Panasonic Eneloop AA Batteries

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Panasonic Eneloop Pro With Battery Case Επαναφορτιζόμενες Μπαταρίες AA Ni-MH 2500mAh 1.2V 4τμχ (30511467) (PAN30511467)

Panasonic Eneloop Pro With Battery Case Επαναφορτιζόμενες Μπαταρίες AA Ni-MH 2500mAh 1.2V 4τμχ (30511467) (PAN30511467)

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The best AA batteries you can buy in 2023

Top 4 AA batteries in 2023

The ideal AA battery will vary depending on the application. Here are a few choices that are frequently recommended:

1-Eneloop Pro by Panasonic: These rechargeable batteries have a high capacity and can be recharged up to 500 times. They also retain their charge well, even when not in use. One of the top AA batteries available is commonly regarded to be the Panasonic Eneloop Pro. They have a large 2500mAh capacity and can be recharged 500 times. They also have a low self-discharge rate and hold their charge well even while not in use, making them ready to use even after extended periods of storage. They can resist a wide range of temperatures and are appropriate for high-drain devices. They provide a fantastic balance of excellent performance and enduring dependability.

2-Duracell Quantum: These alkaline batteries are known for their long-lasting power and are a good choice for high-drain devices such as flashlights or digital cameras. Alkaline batteries such as Duracell Quantum batteries are renowned for their dependability and long life. They offer a special Powercheck feature that enables customers to examine each battery's power level before usage. They are made to operate effectively in high-drain gadgets like torches, digital cameras, and portable music players. They can endure a wide range of temperatures and have a shelf life of up to 10 years, making them appropriate for usage in a variety of settings.

3-Energizer Ultimate Lithium: These batteries are designed for use in extreme temperatures, from -40 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. They also have a long shelf life of up to 20 years and are a good choice for outdoor activities or travel.

Because they can operate at temperatures ranging from -40 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit, Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries are ideal for outdoor activities and travel. They can last up to 20 years, which is eight times longer than the shelf life of regular alkaline batteries. They are appropriate for use in high-tech gadgets like digital cameras and GPS units since they are lightweight and have a constant voltage. They retain their charge well even when not in use because of their low self-discharge rate. Extreme temperatures and long-lasting power in high-tech equipment are both attributes of Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries.

4-AmazonBasics Performance Alkaline: These batteries are designed for high-drain devices and offer a great value for their cost.

For high-drain gadgets like flashlights, toys, and portable radios, AmazonBasics Performance Alkaline batteries are a reasonably priced alternative. They have a shelf life of up to 5 years and are made to deliver long-lasting power. They are also made to function well in a variety of temperatures and may be used in both indoor and outdoor settings. These batteries are regarded as a dependable and affordable choice for long-term operation of high-drain devices.

The best AA batteries for you will ultimately depend on your individual requirements and usage. Furthermore, it's crucial to keep in mind that some gadgets could have unique battery needs, so it's always a good idea to check the manufacturer's suggestions.

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My 8bitdo SN30 Pro+ Review w/ my Panasonic Eneloop AA Batteries - Part 18 (Recorded Video and Photos) [Oct 18, 2021]

Hi, here’s Part 18 of my 8bitdo SN30 Pro+ Gamepad w/ my Panasonic Eneloop AA Batteries.🎮🔋🔋

Okay, so do you remember when I said that there's one device that I want to try out and I'll keep as a secret? Well, here it is.

So in today's part, I'm testing out my legit Eneloop AA batteries through my recent (and malfunction) 8bitdo gamepad and see will it work.🎮🔋

But before that, how's my 8bitdo gamepad going?

Ans: Well, despite I put parentheses, my recent 8bitdo gamepad is still sick after my Macros map test gone wrong.🤒 At first glance when I turn on my gamepad after a rest for hours it works just fine. But while I was in the middle of playing online the malfunction problem still effects on my gamepad. Usually when I pressed the select button my entire control freezes, including two analog sticks. So, I have to leave my online game and testing buttons one more time at the gamepad-tester website. Weirdly enough, when I press the heart button all of the buttons and analogs are now functional as usual. Well...Sometimes. But bottom-line, my recent 8bitdo gamepad is still sick. I'm having a hard time playing online with my malfunction controller; so much so, that I need to buy another one. 😔 Or in this case, a better one than the successor. So yeah, that's my update about my malfunction 8bitdo gamepad.

If you didn't saw my 8bitdo SN30Pro+ gamepad's malfunction problem, then please [CLICK ME!].

Alright, let's move on to my recent part.

*But before that, I want YOU… Yes, you, which you’re reading my description. I want you to watch my recorded video first 📹📲 (as an observation) before you read the rest of my reaction experience. Hope you’re watching…

So without further ado, let’s get started:

My experience:

• As you saw in my recorded video I removed the battery pack and replaced it with my two legit Eneloop AA batteries. So from the looks of these batteries, they're quite fit and snug well. This is something that you've already seen on your Xbox wireless controllers, when the battery pack is not working you could always use two AA batteries. Anyway, I tested at the gamepad-tester website for response buttons with my AA batteries equipped and it seems just fine as before. (Although my 8bitdo gamepad itself is still not okay.) Unlike my 8bitdo's battery pack included from my recent gamepad, the Eneloop batteries deliver a long-lasting power until it needs to recharge, despite the rechargeable act. I'm not sure how long will it takes for my 8bitdo gamepad's gameplay with my Eneloop batteries equipped but as long as forever then there'll be (a) long haul gameplay for me.

BTW: Did you see the extra light from that first part? That's my USB led ring light w/ stand. Yup, I've purchased that item without doing a reviewing it because I need it for some shed light at the front.

1st & 2nd Image(s):↓

• Here's what it looks like when I equip my Eneloop AA batteries onto my 8bitdo gamepad. My paper dolls say that they look quite matched. Mmm... I guess so. 🙂

Overall:

• This is a perfect match between my 8bitdo gamepad and my legit Eneloop AA batteries. I mean, my included battery pack is okay, about "20 play hours with 4 hour charging time" according to their official website, but replaced with my AA Eneloop batteries are much longer playtime.🕛⬆️🔋

• Unfortunately, as I already mentioned before, my recent 8bitdo gamepad had a serious malfunction problem from my stupidity test. Well... I wouldn't say "stupidity" but you get the point. 😟*Sigh* 😔 But hey since I have my backup bucks on my wallet I could earn a little more until I get my hands on the new "8bitdo Pro 2" gamepad. And once I get the Pro 2 gamepad then I'll be doing a final part for my 8bitdo SN30 Pro gamepad and that is the mobile phone connectivity with my Honor 8C smartphone.🎮📲

Well, that's all for now. And If you want to see my previous related 8bitdo item(s), then I’ll provide some links down below:↓

My 8bitdo USB Wireless Adapter ‘PS Classic Edition’:

• Opening parcel [Aug 27, 2020]

• Part 1 [Aug 28, 2020]

• Part 2 [Aug 28, 2020]

• Part 3 (Recorded video) [Aug 28, 2020]

• Part 4 (Recorded Video) [Aug 28, 2020]

• Part 5 (Recorded Video) [Aug 28, 2020]

• Part 6 (Recorded Video) [Oct 20, 2020]

• Part 7 (Recorded Video) [Oct 28, 2020]

• Part 8 (Recorded Video) [Nov 14, 2020]

• Part 9 (Recorded Video) [Nov 14, 2020]

• Part 10 [Final] (Recorded Video) [Nov 16, 2020]

• Extra Part / Final Plus [Nov 25, 2020]

My 8bitdo SN30 Pro+ gamepad (ongoing):

• Unopened parcel [Nov 3, 2020]

• Opening parcel (Recorded Video) [Nov 3, 2020]

• Part 1 [Nov 19, 2020]

• Part 1.5 [Nov 19, 2020]

• Part 2 [Nov 27, 2020]

• Part 2.5 [Nov 27, 2020]

• Part 3 [Dec 1, 2020]

• Part 4 [Dec 3, 2020]

• Part 5 [Dec 8,2020]

• Part 6 [Dec 11,2020]

• Part 7 [Dec 20, 2020]

• Part 8 [Jan 19, 2021]

• Part 9 [Mar 27, 2021]

• Part 10 [Mar 27, 2021]

• Part 10.5 [Mar 27, 2021]

• Part 11 (w/ 8bitdo’s Ultimate Software ver. 2.0) [May 11, 2021]

• Part 12 [Jun 3, 2021]

• Part 12.5 [Jun 3, 2021]

• Part 13 [Jul 31, 2021]

• Part 14 [Aug 17, 2021]

• Part 15 (Macros mapping - 1st attempt) [Oct 9, 2021]

• Part 16 (Macros mapping - 2nd attempt) [Oct 9, 2021]

• Part 17 (Serious problem after testing) [Oct 10, 2021]

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PSA: rechargeable batteries

Sitting here marvelling at the fact I’ve had my little Zenith radio playing at low volume, continuously, for well over a week, on six of Panasonic’s Eneloop rechargeable “AA”s.  I leave this 1963 Zenith Royal 755LK Deluxe on continuously, at low volume, on my nightstand.  Before I got it, someone replaced the original “six C cell” battery holder with a six AA holder. After over three years of using and recharging, I have to say these batteries continue to amaze me.

This is the last working Zenith I am allowing myself to keep.  It’s an amazing sounding radio, and can blast if you want it to.  Leather case, hand stitched.  Chromed metal grille.  Made in 1963, it’s a testament to how things were made. 

It plays tuned to my home transmitter, at 1340AM, whatever I’ve decided to put on “repeat” for the night, usually something by Brian Eno, either the first side of Discrete Music, or the two albums with Harold Budd.  Other times some old-fashioned “hearts of space” type music, like Marcy Hamm’s “Z”.  Depends on my mood and what I’ve had to deal with.  lulz.

Point of Post, old man...get! to! the! point!

I have to applaud Panasonic for the whole Eneloop concept.  Gone are the days of buying AA, C, and D...you just have AA now, and SLEEVES they slip into, or that enclose them, which take the space of the old C and D batteries. Genius system, if the AAs have as much juice/power as the Ds and Cs, and well, YES...YES THEY DO!

So:  some of the old big Zenith Trans Oceanics used a total of ten D cells to run.  It played for months on end without having to buy more, but it WEIGHED another ten pounds when the batteries were all installed. 

These Eneloop things charge in 5 hours with an old “energizer” wallwart charger I bought years ago.  But one charge lasts and lasts, and they can be charged thousands of times, before they show wear.

So if you gotta use batteries, use Eneloops.  The idea of being able to eliminate literally dead weight in old fashioned D cells, your radio just got lighter, your big flashlight just got lighter. 

Initial investment is not all that big a layout of cash, considering how long they last, and how well they work.  I literally counted up how many batteries I use regularly, and only bought as many of the AAs and AAAs as necessary.  I was prepared to be disappointed, but they work too well for that!  And this is coming from a guy who has to scrape for every penny to exist.

If you need AAA, you do have to buy the AAA versions, of course, because they are so much smaller than the AA, and no adapters for those.

Speaking as a generally broke person, for who many times there is no money to even think about for things like batteries, especially when they are needed most, so I research any and everything before I lay out money at all now, and when I’m pleasantly surprised by something, I feel it my civic duty to tell other broke people (and those not so broke) about it.

Right now, things are tighter than tight.   But if my flashlight goes out tonight, I know I don’t have to dig through the change jar to buy batteries.  If you have something that uses batteries that you HAVE to use, to lay out $$ for batteries regularly, these Eneloops are the best rechargeables I’ve ever had. 

The original four AAs I bought as a test over three years ago are in this radio now.  Still going strong.  I know that in these past three years I would have had to spend more money than the initial layout to get these.

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Eneloop batteries

#ENELOOP BATTERIES PRO#

#ENELOOP BATTERIES PRO#

Finally, Eneloop and Eneloop Pro Batteries, Which One Should I Buy? Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):Īccording to the spec sheet, Eneloop batteries are rechargeable NiMH batteries that are affordable and reliable. Clocks are an example in this scenario and Eneloop is the best fit for these low-drain applications. Long time charging damages the Pro batteries.įurthermore, don’t use Eneloop Pro in slower draining electronic devices because of their higher self-discharge rate. Application:Įneloop Pro batteries are not suitable for applications where the battery is continuously charged and used at the same time. The standard ones can last up to 10 years whereas the Pro version can survive up to a few years.Īccording to the official data, Eneloop batteries lose only 30% charge in 10 years whereas the Pro batteries lose 15% within a year. Shelf Life:ĭue to having a higher capacity, Eneloop Pro batteries are more fragile in storage. On the other hand, standard Eneloop batteries can be recharged up to 2100 times making it more convenient for less powerful devices. Eneloop Pro rechargeable batteries can be recharged up to 500 times. Cycle Life:Īnother noticeable difference between them is in the recharging capacity. For having more capacity, you can get longer runtime with the Pro version. You can check the specs out from Panasonic’s official website. Where Eneloop batteries come with 1900 mAh, Eneloop Pro has 2500 mAh. The first difference you will notice among them is in their capacity. Eneloop Eneloop Pro Capacity 1900 mAh to 2000 mAh (AA) 2500 mAh to 2550 mAh (AA) Cycle Life Almost 2100 times Almost 500 times Shelf Life 70% charge for up to 10 years 85% charge for up to 1 year Application Low-drain devices High-drain devices Price Slightly lower Higher than Eneloop Key Factors Before Choosing Between Eneloop and Eneloop Pro Batteriesĭue to having lots of similarities, I couldn’t find much difference between Eneloop Pro and Eneloop batteries. Eneloop Pro AA High Capacity Ni-MH 2550mAh Eneloop vs Eneloop Pro Batteries: What Are the Main Differences?īefore you read the detailed explanation, have a quick look at the table below for an overview.Due to having a higher capacity than regular AA batteries, you will get at least 25% longer runtime with Eneloop Pro.For camera flashes, flashlights, and power-hungry electronic devices, you won’t find a better choice than Eneloop Pro in this price tag.It is entirely made in Japan ensuring the highest possible quality. Right now, Eneloop Pro batteries are one of the powerful batteries with NiMH construction. So, I am not going to repeat the details of the manufacturer. In this comparison, both battery types belong to the same company, Panasonic. Panasonic K-KJ55MC84CZ About Eneloop Pro Batteries.Even in deep discharge situations, Eneloop batteries can stay strong and not die immediately.You can use almost any suitable charger (namely, tickle charger) to recharge these batteries.With lower self-discharge rate (only 30% in 10 years) is the reason lots of people choose Eneloop.More cycle life of up to 2100 recharges make Eneloop batteries one of the best choices.Though the brand is now owned by Panasonic, Sanyo is the creator of the brand Eneloop.Ĭompared to regular NiMH batteries, Eneloop batteries can hold charges 0.5% to 4% more.ĭue to its amazing characteristics, Eneloop is considered eco-friendly as it can replace a few alkaline batteries in its lifetime. When it comes to rechargeable NiMH batteries, Eneloop is among the top 2 or 3 in the market.įor longer shelf life, low discharge rate, and durable build quality, you can rely on Eneloop batteries for powering sensitive equipment. 10 Finally, Eneloop and Eneloop Pro Batteries, Which One Should I Buy? About Eneloop Batteries

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Eneloop batteries

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These batteries deliver exceptional performance at extremely low temperatures, down to -4-degree Fahrenheit. Keep your tactical flashlights, walkie-talkie radios, battery-powered lanterns, cameras, and other devices powered in the winter. This process is certified twice a year by The Green Energy Certification Center Performance in Low Temperature

Eneloop batteries pro#

These Eneloop pro batteries are pre-charged at the factory in Japan using power generated from solar energy. The Eneloop’s unique 'Clean Energy Loop' initiative is a reality. Improvements to this super-lattice alloy have increased hydrogen stability resulting in reduced self-discharge and long-lasting, stable voltage output. The Eneloop batteries utilize a highly-durable super lattice alloy which prolongs the life of this important material. These battery cells are ideal for products like Digital cameras (DSLR) flash units, remote control toys, and tactical flashlights. The Panasonic Eneloop Pro AA Rechargeable Batteries utilize Panasonic’s advanced rechargeable technology which delivers increased power capacity for high power consumption devices.

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capacityĬredits: Thanks to the old Sanyo eneloop website as well as the new Panasonic website, and FDK website for all the PDF files on this page and other pages.Panasonic Eneloop Pro AAA Rechargeable Batteries (8-Pack) The European packages also don`t mention a typical capacity anymore, only min. Please select your region to find details on retail outlets. *10= As far as I can tell there is no indication of typical capacity anymore. Rechargeable eneloop batteries, battery and charger packs, and eneloop appliances are available worldwide at a variety of online and bricks-and-mortar dealerships and stores. Which usually indicated a different battery. See more ideas about rechargeable batteries, panasonic, recharge. But to keep it easy, I call these 2nd gen because they have a different coding. eneloop Ni-MH 'Low Self Discharge' batteries utilize Panasonics advanced rechargeable battery technology allowing them to be recharged up to 2100 times. It also has the same specs as the first generation. Sanyo has been acquired by Panasonic and now Eneloop batteries are made and marketed by Panasonic. These batteries are known for their high build quality, low discharge rate leading to longer shelf life, high charging cycles, and high capacity. *9=WXA was never available to the Japanese market. Eneloop is a brand of NiMH rechargeable batteries developed by Sanyo, a Japanese Company. Besides the versatile application, one can recharge the batteries using almost any suitable charger (namely, trickle chargers). Having only a 30 self-discharge rate in 10 years makes it convenient for all. *8=Eneloop XX named on western market 2010, Eneloop Pro on Japanese market 2011, since 2014 worldwide : eneloop PRO. You can recharge an Eneloop battery up to 2100 times which is way more than its competitors. *6=4th gen std updated with 10years shelf life were first available to the overseas markets. Please check the explanation on eneloop codes for all the info. Among the top-performing AAA batteries in our testing, these kept a flameless candle flickering for 36 hours and a remote-control car. *5 A/E bk-3mcca bk-3mcce are labeled for the overseas markets. Panasonic Eneloop AAA 8-Pack AAA batteries worth a look. 1900 mAh, 2100 Ladezyklen, starke Leistung und geringe Selbstentladung, wiederaufladbare Akku Batterie 4,8 von 5 Sternen 7. And only showed the minimum capacity, eg. Panasonic eneloop, Ready-to-Use Ni-MH Akku, AA Mignon, 8er Pack, min. *4= in Japan they stopped showing the rated capacity for all eneloop batteries.

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This indicates a full charge, and left unused in storage at a certain temperature. Also, in some cases, certain batteries were available overseas earlier than Japan. In the cases where I couldn`t find a date, I omitted it. Usually the announcement date is a few weeks before the available date. *2= This is the date they became available. *1= I couldnt find the actual date of production and couldn’t find the claimed % after a year

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My Panasonic Eneloop AA Ni-MH Batteries (and my AA battery cases w/ my unbranded  AA Ni-CD Batteries) review (w/ my Paper Dolls) - Part 1 [Oct 5, 2021]

Hello! It’s another item for another month! And hopefully, it’ll be ended as I can within a few weeks.

Nonetheless, here’s my Part 1 of the Panasonic Eneloop AA Ni-MH Batteries (and my AA battery cases w/ my unbranded AA Ni-CD Batteries) (with my paper dolls). 🔋⚡️ 

And in this 1st part, not only that I’m reviewing my Eneloop AA (Ni-MH) batteries but I’m also adding my battery case and a comparison with my non-brand generic (Ni-CD) batteries to the mix in one single post.😁

NOTE: Some of my snapshot photos are now combined into one image using my GIMP (ver. 2.10.28) art software. Despite Tumblr’s upload image limit to 10 photos per post.

So without further ado, let’s get started:

1st & 2nd Image(s):

• Here’s what Panasonic Eneloop AA batteries look like, both front and back. Usually, their Eneloop batteries sell in a hanging package (like this one → [CLICK ME! #1]), some have they included in a universal cell battery charge for an expensive price [CLICK ME! #2]. But now the company offers a shrink package as I have right here, for less waste and more environmentally friendly.🌿🌳 And you know what, I think this is my refer over normal packaging. I wish other companies will take note of this.��

3rd & 4th Image(s):

• With my Eneloop AA batteries unopened, here are my two battery cases. I picked the blue color because it’s my favorite color.💙😊 One of which by the way is my unbranded AA Ni-CD batteries 🔋🔋 inside (on the right side), which I’m still using for my wireless mouse 🖱 (from this brand [CLICK ME! #3]). • My paper dolls saying “where’s the actual package? Did you already ripped?” Umm... No, I didn’t, this is what it advertise. My paper dolls were confused.

BTW: #1 -  Usually, I have 4 unbranded AA Ni-CD batteries I used, but now I only have 2 batteries remaining because I've accidentally thrown them away. I thought my two batteries are dead but when my mom clean the metal conductor on the cell battery charger using sandpaper I didn’t know they charged well on her batteries (which is the same unbranded as mine). 😧 Damn, if only I undo my mishap.😟

(and) #2 - The “Ni-CD” I mentioned is short for “Nickel-cadmium“, while “Ni-MH” is short for “Nickel-Metal Hydride”. They’re some differences between Ni-CD and NiMH batteries, so I’ll explain these later. (I’ll see you at 8th & 9th Images)

5th to 7th Image(s):

•  Okay, moving on to our next images. Here I finally unwrap my Eneloop AA batteries (after a long waiting) and a close-up of what it looks like. When I hold a single Eneloop AA battery it has a little hefty on it, despite it has 1900 mAh per AA battery. And this ain’t fake it’s a super legit Eneloop brand. Why? Because they’re numerous Eneloop batteries that are fake from unauthorized physical stores and online shopping stores. So much so, you need to do some research on how to spot the difference between fake and genuine, and I just found the website about that → [CLICK ME! #4]. Also according to their batteries, the standard charge is 16 Hours at 190 mAh.

8th & 9th Image(s):

• Here’s a comparison with my unbranded AA Ni-CD battery cell. I scale these two AA batteries; my genuine Eneloop has 27 grams (which is a legit weight), while my unbranded one has 19 grams. That explains the unbranded one written 700 mAh built-in, which is lighter than my genuine Eneloop. But don’t get wrong, a 700 mAh wasn’t so bad though through my experience. So hoping that my genuine Eneloop will be much longer used than my unbranded AA battery.🙂

• Uh yeah, about what I said before; according to the Battery Depot website, NiMH batteries have a higher capacity and are environmentally friendly than Ni-CD batteries, meaning NiMH can generate any devices that involve cell batteries for a longer period. Plus some NiMH batteries (like my genuine Eneloop) had a good low self-discharge compare to other batteries, meaning their batteries will retain almost 85% of starting charge after one year. If you want more about the NiMH vs Ni-CD batteries comparison, then please [CLICK ME! #5].🔋⚡️🔋

• My paper dolls saying that my genuine Eneloop is overall better than my unbranded one, and they’re also very hungry. Ah don’t worry, I’ll get you something to eat.😅

10th to 12th Image(s) [combined]:

• Finally, here are my three images, where you can see that my 4 genuine Eneloop AA batteries are now transferred to my 2nd blue battery case. Not only that but also the sticker too, which I place at the back (of sorts). In case that my Eneloop AA batteries are “100% genuine” of course.😉 And don’t worry, I’ll buy two more unbranded batteries (someday) to make a complete slot; hoping that I won’t do that again by throw out at the trash can.😅

BTW #3: I have my nickname already written on my two unbranded AA batteries. Just for personal sake.✍️🔋

• My paper dolls saying that they love the way I put my genuine Eneloop AA batteries to their new home, they give a big thumbs up.😁👍 Awww thanks!😊

Overall:

• I love owning genuine Eneloop batteries from Panasonic, and thus I decided to purchase a AA variant because I want my wireless mouse will be much longer use than my unbranded AA one; I can’t wait to test it out, as well as other devices that require AA batteries in my next part.😁

• Speaking of purchase, I bought these genuine Panasonic Eneloop AA batteries 4 pieces variant from Dec 12, 2020, for ₱466 (with free shipping and discount vouchers used); the original price is ₱575 (at the time of this post) [CLICK ME! #6].

• As for my two blue battery cases, is ₱12 per item; I bought two pieces for ₱28.41 (with free shipping and discount vouchers used) from Dec 14, 2020. It is also available in plain white [CLICK ME! #7], yellow, green, and of course blue; the latter of which is out-of-stock.

• And finally the unbranded AA Ni-CD batteries; ₱35 per each and originally I bought 4 pieces from Jan 14, 2021 (total of ₱185 with shipping fee included) before I accidentally thrown 2 batteries through the trash can (which is a bad decision). And unfortunately, it is no longer available on Lazada 🇵🇭 site.🛒🌐❌ *Sigh* Ah great! Well, time to find another Ni-CD AA battery (or any better AA battery than the Ni-CD). Maybe Shopee 🇵🇭 has one... Ah, I think found one, but I won’t show ya.😉

Anyways, that’s all for now. I’ll see you at Part 2 (soon)!😉

And if you haven’t seen my previous topic, then please [CLICK ME!].

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Panasonic BQ-CC75KSBHA Superior Particular person Battery Charger With USB Charging Port, Black

Panasonic BQ-CC75KSBHA Superior Particular person Battery Charger With USB Charging Port, Black

Worth: (as of – Particulars) The Panasonic BQ-CC75KSBHA, 4-position Ni-MH battery charger individually fees any mixture of as much as 4 AA or AAA Eneloop Professional, or Eneloop batteries in as much as 7 hours. Particular person charging means you possibly can simply and effectively cost from 1 to 4 batteries with differing ranges of remaining cost. Energy shops are sometimes at a premium…

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Panasonic BK-4HCCA12FA eneloop pro AAA High Capacity Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries, 12 Pack

Panasonic BK-4HCCA12FA eneloop pro AAA High Capacity Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries, 12 Pack

Price: (as of – Details) Panasonic eneloop pro high capacity Ni-MH “low self discharge” batteries utilize Panasonic’s advanced rechargeable battery technology providing up to 2550mAh (AA batteries)/ 950mAh (AAA) of power and the ability to be recharged up to 500 times. eneloop pro battery cells deliver consistent power performance, maintain 85% of their charge for up to one year, come…

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Off Camera Flash Research

Among the smallest, most compact forms of external lighting, speedlights offer consistent, daylight-balanced lighting powered by four AA batteries. They are easy to fully integrate with your DSLR camera, allowing the two units to operate as one. While most speedlights offer manual settings, it is also easy to just leave it on auto (TTL) and let it adjust the light output according to your camera settings. Depending on what kind of camera you own, it might come with its own built-in pop up flash, but a speedlight is still recommended due to its ability to tilt and swivel, giving you more control over where the flash is aimed.

source - https://digital-photography-school.com/4-tips-for-effective-lighting-using-only-one-speedlight/

The big question for many is whether to use automatic TTL flash metering or to go fully manual. Off-camera TTL technology has advanced significantly in recent years and is now capable of getting consistently good results. For this reason it’s especially useful when time is short and you want to grab a well-balanced shot with minimal fuss. That said, shooting with your flash set to Manual mode will give you a better understanding of how light works, along with how to balance the light from your flash with any available ambient light. 

Source - https://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/technique/camera_skills/essential-guide-to-off-camera-flash-95000

Photographers that use off camera flash 

Off-camera flash is really quite simple. All you need to fire a flash off camera is a speedlight flash, a trigger/receiver to wirelessly fire the flash, and a camera.

1. Christy Hunter Wedding Photography

Speedlights:

“When I decided to invest in OCF wedding photography gear, I had a few things at the forefront of my mind: 1. I don’t want to spend a TON of money on gear when I’m still new to OCF and will ultimately develop a lighting style over time. 2. I want something simple to use and that will allow multiple flashes to communicate with one another.

I am a part of more than a fair share of Facebook groups. Within those groups I would watch for people to post OCF-driven images and when I found a style that I really loved, I would just reach out to that photographer. How many flashes are you using? What is the brand and model? Do you need triggers to have them work together or are they built in? There was one speedlight that seemed to be extremely popular and well-loved. The Yongnuo 560 IV. I’ve owned these flashes for over a year and have NEVER had a problem with them. They’re reliable, easy to use, and don’t break the bank. Win!

These speedlights use AA batteries. I own about 4 sets of the white Eneloop batteries from Panasonic. There are black ones as well that are a tad more expensive; those are the “pro” version. Again, I consider myself as intermediate when it comes to lighting. So I didn’t go for the more costly option. I make sure all of my batteries are fully charged when I go to a wedding. I’ve never had an issue with batteries dying too quickly and leaving me with no light.”

source - https://christyhunter.com/2020/11/16/wedding-photography-gear/

2. Stephen Green 

“Growing up in Chicago, Green often attended Cubs games at Wrigley Field and visited the Art Institute of Chicago. He soaked in Turner, Constable, and Monet paintings as well as Ansel Adams photographs.

Green wasn’t a sports or corporate photographer, though: street scenes and fine art were his forte. He contacted other photographers and asked to be a second assistant. That exposed him to food and industrial assignments. “I wasn’t interested in that, but I learned strobes and lighting and the business of photography and networking.” As official team photographer, Green controls credentials for photographers covering Cubs games. In 1984, Chicago got within one game of the World Series. Green established himself in the Chicago blues and jazz scene by approaching Alligator Records and offering to provide publicity photos in exchange for full access during shows. He does organisation portraits, pre-game ceremonies, marketing assignments, and environmental images of Wrigley Field. Over the season, team marketers give Green lists of images needed for programs, magazines, and sales literature, and he serves the players’ photographic requests, too. The job fits his fine arts interests—using Wrigley and the game of baseball as his canvas—and aesthetic yearnings.”

https://www.ppa.com/ppmag/articles/in-scoring-position-stephen-greens-storybook-photography-career-goes-beyond

‘The idea behind off-camera flash is that rather than mounting your speedlight on your camera's dedicated flash hotshoe and shooting with the light it emits facing forward, you instead remove your flashgun and position it anywhere you like in relation to your subject.’ 

‘Flashes that connect to the hot shoe (commonly known as speedlights) are a better option. With a dedicated flash unit you will gain an increase in power, flexibility in the direction of the light, better control over the strength of the light, and (with optional accessories) have the ability to get the flash off the hot shoe and away from the camera so you can angle the light on your subject.’

https://improvephotography.com/11467/photographers-use-large-flashes/

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My Panasonic Eneloop AA Ni-MH Batteries (and my AA battery case w/ my unbranded  AA Ni-CD Battery) review (w/ my Paper Dolls) (Recorded Video and Photos) - Part 2 (Final) [Oct 5, 2021]

Hello! Here’s my Part 2 (Final) of the Panasonic Eneloop AA Ni-MH Batteries (and my AA battery case w/ my unbranded AA Ni-CD Battery) (with my paper dolls). 🔋⚡️

And today, I'm going to test out my legit Eneloop AA batteries with my two functional devices, via recorded video.🔋⚡️🎦📲

If you haven't seen my previous part, then please [CLICK ME!].

*But before that, I want YOU… Yes, you, which you’re reading my description. I want you to watch my recorded video first 📹📲 (as an observation) before you read the rest of my reaction experience. Hope you’re watching…

So without further ado, let’s get started:

My experience:

• Okay so, before I put some thoughts about my test, you questioned me "why you didn't include the TV remote?". And "Do you have any more devices that you could test than just two?"🤔

My Answers:

#1 - We all know that TV remotes are work on Eneloop AA or AAA batteries. Plus our TV remotes are sealed and protected, and uh they're completely occupied by other batteries so I won't be included on my test.

(and) #2 - Unfortunately, these are all I've got. Other devices that require AA or AAA battery are already damaged, corroded with toxic chemicals, and outdated. (So we already toss these useless devices through the trash can.) There is one however but I'll keep it as a secret of sorts.

• Anyways, as you can see from my recording video I tested two functional devices that require AA cell batteries; My Silvertec wireless mouse 🖱 (from my keyboard & mouse combo [CLICK ME!]), and my Blueidea gold trimmer 💇‍♂️. Bling! Bling! I decided to test my wireless mouse first before my trimmer. When I swap my NI-CD AA battery to my legit Eneloop battery it works well, although I notice something a bit different. There's a bit hefty to it 🪨 compared to my unbranded NI-CD battery which is lighter 🪶; I've got no problems between two branded AA batteries, the only plus side for Eneloop AA batteries are much longer use than my unbranded ones.🙂👍 And speaking of longer use my Blueidea gold trimmer supports my legit Eneloop AA battery! That means I don't need to swap another battery quickly just to trim my hair. And the sound from equipping my Eneloop AA battery is loud and more powerful than my unbranded AA battery!🔊 Nice! Looks like I'm ready to shave my hair into a dome once again without a hassle!😁

• I mean for real; back then I have two NI-CD batteries for my gold trimmer and they're quick to drain out, which is so annoying. I switched batteries back and forth until I'm forcefully to plug via an electrical socket while charging and trimming my hair to bold. And that right there is a bad habit for my AA batteries, you know.😣

1st & 2nd Image(s):↓

• Here's a closer look at my two devices equipped with my legit Eneloop AA batteries.🔋🔋 I only have two Eneloop batteries so I'll save these when they rang out of juice and recharge.😉

• But my paper dolls said they want to eat my remaining Eneloop AA batteries! Umm... No! I told ya before, these batteries are not advertised for eating! Plus it'll kill ya due to chemicals! lol.😅

Overall:

• My testing for my Eneloop AA batteries to my functional devices was a success and maybe I could buy another AA and eight AAA batteries when the discount sale is happening.😁 And even though the Eneloop batteries are expensive (depending on what variant) at least it's perfectly advertised. So yeah, I'll try to grind some dough as I can someday. But for now, four Eneloop AA batteries are good enough for my important devices.😊

Well, that is the end of my topic.

And if you haven’t seen my previous part as well as my other topics, then I’ll provide a link down below.↓😉

My Panasonic Eneloop AA Ni-MH Batteries (and my AA battery cases w/ my unbranded  AA Ni-CD Batteries):

• Part 1 [Oct 5th, 2021]

My ZNT SoundFit wireless headphone/headset:

• Opening my parcel [Sept 4th, 2021]

• Part 1 [Sept 10th, 2021]

• Part 2 [Sept 18th, 2021]

• Part 3 (Final) [Sept 23rd, 2021]

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