Everything you could want out of a battery holder
When growing up, we often had a battery bag, which contained batteries of various sizes and makes which had been pulled from electronics or opened battery packages and were "still good" in one way or another. I am a creature of order, however, and such slap-dash methods are no longer satisfactory to me, especially since there is the possibility of a circuit being created in there between cells of various sizes and charges.<br /><br />This is a far more elegant solution. I have these sorts of holders for every kind of battery I own, and they are all neatly stored in a ziplock bag in a box. I always know exactly how many batteries I have and thus when I need to order more. The cells are kept isolated from one-another and in tight formation. I even keep a couple in my hiking pack - no digging around the bottom of the bag for a stray AAA attempting an escape.<br /><br />If I am giving someone a gift which requires batteries, I will usually include a holder like this with it, filled with the appropriate type of lithium cells. The presentation is on-point and it ensure that not only can they use the gift immediately, but can continue to use it for the next couple years or so.<br /><br />The build quality is good, the batteries are easy to insert and remove, and the clear plastic leaves no question as to how many cells are in the holder and what sort of cells they are.<br /><br />Would recommend.
Rating: 5 stars