I don't want ever to use generic rechargeable batteries again
I've had different branded batteries from less known companies (Mox, Multilaser and such) and while they did the job (power a device and receive a new charge), they usually lost charge too fast outside devices and the actual capacity of some of them area a bit fishy.<br /><br />Since I had the opportunity to grab some Sanyo Eneloops, I did and was surprised that the actual capacity of 2000mAH seems to surpass all my previous ones, all of them claiming a higher capacity, ranging from 2100mAH to 2500mAH.<br />And they hold the charge way better when left unattended, inside a turned off device or a low power device (remotes, corded phones with caller id etc). I can charge them as soon as they're drained from use and left sitting somewhere until I need them.<br /><br />Just a warning for those who may think the slow discharge is linear, it is not. They will lose a lot more of charge in the first few weeks than in the following months. Neverthless, they will still have a decent ammount of charge even after a year left unattended.<br /><br />The 8 AA case is also nice, a pity one of the two came broken.
Rating: 5 stars