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Energizer Ultimate L92BP-4 Lithium AAA Battery 4 Pack

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Average Customer Rating:	4.5
Brand:	Technuity
Model:	L92BP4
Color:	Lithium
Format:	CD
Weight:	0.09 pounds
Dimensions:	3.8 inches x 0.5 inches x 4.5 inches [Width x Length x Height]

Product Categories

AAA; Lithium

Product description

Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries deliver long-lasting power to keep up with today's high-tech, power hungry devices like digital cameras, photo flash units and handheld GPS devices.

Features

Last up to 8x longer in digital cameras (versus Energizer MAX. results vary by camera.)

Weigh 1/3 less than standard alkaline batteries

Perform in extreme temperatures from -40degree F to 140degree F

15 year storage life

This item is not for sale in Catalina Island

Customer reviews

« Lithium AAAs »

For 98% of things in AA or AAA or 9vdc I use niMh rechargeable. These lithium, non-rechargeable batteries are really very expensvie compared to recharging your own many times.

But if you want a battery which won't run down quickly on its own, or a battery which works adequately when it is cold, these are worth the extra money.

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2010-08-19

« Super light, Super Expensive »

When you are shaving grams off your pack, replacing alkaline batteries with lithium is a good option if you don't mind the expense of paying over $1.00 per battery. Lithium batteries have an exceptionally long shelf life and work in cold weather where alkaline batteries go flat.

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2010-07-03

« GREAT FOR MP3 PLAYERS !!! »

Still on first battery: has lasted more than 2 weeks so far in an Sansa MP3 player that used to eat a battery every 3 days...The player is kept on about 6 hrs per day while the owner operates a commercial sewing machine.

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2010-03-13

« E Squared Batteries Have Been Phased Out »

It's important to note that Energizer has discontinued the "e^2 (e squared)" line of Lithium batteries, and the item shipping now is named "Energizer Ultimate Lithium."

As other customers have mentioned, it is important to note that the TSA has banned *spare* primary lithium and lithium-ion batteries from *checked* baggage - you can still take them as carry-on items though.

Other than that, like many people my experience with Lithium batteries has been mixed. I wish Energizer would release a line of rechargeable Lithium batteries to supplement these disposable ones.

That being said however, for "high-tech" items that I use frequently (like my bluetooth mouse) and LED flashlight, I find that using Lithium batteries saves me from having to swap in new batteries all the time and that, in general, the devices seem to work better, brighter, etc.

One last, notable, advantage I've found using Lithium batteries is that they also send to work better in the cold. Especially up here in New England when it's below zero outside and you're trying to find something in the dark :-)