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Looking to get these long lasting batts. Which has turned out better in your experience???
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Imedion - cheaper, 2100 mAmp, come with case, Taiwan made
Eneloop - more expensive ($3 more), 2000 mAmp, no case, Japan made
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Wah....damn jia lat...no reply at all. Sigh....
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Eneloop - cos they recycle in my FL-36 fast enough.
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Eneloop - cos the power retain even the batteries are not in use.
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Eneloop hands down. There may be more powerful batteries from other brands but the Eneloops have never failed on me.
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Hmmm.. i thot Imedion oso the long lasting one..
if not used still 90% after 6 months |
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how abt GP's Reckyo? Guardian was having sale for them last week I think. $7.90 for a pair.
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Watson's sell the recyko 2AA or 2AAA for $11.20 and comes with a free 2 batteries charger.
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Can support Recyko. GP got quite a good product in Recyko. Here is a couple of threads on comparing hybrid batteries. The second test just started a week or so ago which has included GP's Recyko.
1st round http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=22988426 2nd round (and still on-going) http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=26078814 |
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XD wil have to remember to check in again after 3 months to see the results.. Thanks. |
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Never use Eneloops but heard many, many good reviews of them.
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not surprising to hear good feedback on the eneloops as they were the first to hit the market, thus garnering a larger following. lack of good feedback on reckyo or imedion at this point should not be take as negative, unless someone with specific experience comes out to share.
personally, i have had good experience with the powerex series. so, i am waiting to see how imedion performs.
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have always been a sanyo supporter... so eneloop for me... been working well for me... and i love the fact that rechargable batteries are able to retain their charge for longer periods now...
They are really handy when u forget to recharge or have no time to recharge your other batts... i usually keep 2 packs of 4s in my bag as my backup... don't know about imedion... but i had pretty bad experiences with alot of the older gp rechargeble batteries (not being able to hold charge after 5 cycles and such ) ... so didn't go into recyko... anyway got lobang to get about 8x aa eneloop for $34-36 ![]()
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Eneloop
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Forget about Sanyo batteries. They were the standard barer for a long time, but over the past 2 years, they cmi.
Maha's Imedion is the way to go if you want batteries that retain their charge after a long time. If you want pure performance, use Maha's Powerex. |
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oh ya, the guardian offer i mentioned comes with charger as well.
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