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Hi i am in need of some rechargable batteries for my speedlites, i remember some time back,someone did a comparison test amongst various makes, but am unable to find said thread, what do you recomend? or should i just go for enaloops ?
 
Someone mentioned asda/walmart were selling them cheap but I never found them. I use the ansmann and have never had any issues with them but other swear by eneloops. You can get ansmann 2700ma aa batteries for around £6 for 4 or the 2850ma ones for £9. Get a proper charger for them though, same with the others.
 
Byker28i said:
Someone mentioned asda/walmart were selling them cheap but I never found them. I use the ansmann and have never had any issues with them but other swear by eneloops. You can get ansmann 2700ma aa batteries for around £6 for 4 or the 2850ma ones for £9. Get a proper charger for them though, same with the others.
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I got some aaa enelopes from Asda when they were reduced. Might just have been lucky. OP as suggested by Byker I remember reading the article and it was the ansmann ones.
 
According to a survey conducted by which (consumer magazine) the best ones are the following:

Energizer Accu recharge 2650
Maplin Extra-High Capacity N05BW 2500 mAh
Energizer Accu recharge 2450 mAh

I followed which advice many a times on different products and i must say that I am glad i did

Hope this help
 
Thank you for the prompt replies,Byker Kev and Bruno very helpfull
 
I'm using eneloops and 7 day shop good to go batteries. I can't see a great deal of difference between them.
 
Energizer Accu recharge 2650

Thats what i am using, and with a 1 hour fully charge. They do get pretty hot when charging though.
 
thank you everyone for the replies, very much appreciated will maybe try a couple of different makes as i need a few sets
 
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