These batteries are great and work for any type of electronic devices. One of my favorite things about Duracell is the price. These are way cheaper than other brands and I find them to be of the same quality if not better. These have always been dependable for me and my family for things like remote controls, flash lights, children's toys that require batteries, really anything electronic. Over the years I have tried cheaper brands to save a buck, but I always come back to Duracell. The no-name brands just don't last that that long and some have even conked out after a week. I will always use Duracell in my home and recommend them to others.

LeenaBeena1

USA

I tried using the off named brand batteries for my professional camera and they didn't work. I tried using the Duracell Quantum batteries and my camera stay charged while on photo shoots and didn't have to change batteries once. I recommend Duracell for all your electronics that need batteries. Yes they may cost more but it's more effective to buy batteries that will last a lot longer. I even use Duracell batteries in my remote controls. I changed my batteries about a year ago and my remote is still going at full force with no issues and the batteries have not died yet. I also use the Duracell charging battery for my phone on the go. I haven't had any issues out of it and it charges my phone right up with no hassles of having to get out a charger and finding an outlet. I use Duracell watch batteries in my alarm clock and its been about two years since I last changed them and my clock is still waking me up with no trouble.

murphyt0893

USA

When I bought my first digital camera, I attempted to use some inexpensive batteries, but they wouldn't even power my camera on! I then switched to Duracell Copper Top batteries and found that they worked well in my device. But digital cameras are power hogs and if I left my camera on a long time or took a lot of pictures, my batteries would drain faster than I liked. Then I discovered Duracell Ultra Power AA batteries, which are designed for high tech devices. It's the only battery I use in my camera now. I have noticed a significant difference in the life of these batteries. The Duracell Ultra Power last much longer and now I don't have to worry that my digital camera is going to suddenly die while taking pictures. I've used Duracell batteries for probably 30 years. It's a proven brand and one I really trust. I know the Ultra Power ones cost more than the Copper Top batteries, but they are designed to perform better and last. You can also use them in power hungry toys and games.

willde

USA

I will recommend this product. Duracell batteries are the only type of batteries I will ever use in my persoanl home. Other battery brands fail into comparison with Duracell. Duracell is not only strong and reliable; it comes in many types. You can always find the right battery for your personal and/or professional use. Here are the pro's and con's of Duracell batteries. Pro's: 1. Duracell batteries are the longest lasting batteries on today's battery market. Other batteries do not last as long as Duracell. I always get months of excellent use out of my own personal Duracell batteries. 2. Duracell batteries comes at a excellent price. Many times there are great sales and/or coupons with Duracell batteries. You are really paying for excellent quality batteries. Con's: 1. NONE

sg8109

Brooklyn, NY

Duracell Batteries are pretty good and consistent batteries. They work well and really have no flaws. They last relatively wrong and are easy to replace. The only issue with duracell is that the batteries are a bit expensive. Given the fact that there are other, lower cost alternative batteries that are just about as good, I cannot give Duracell a 5 star. That is why I gave Duracell 4 stars. The batteries are good, but not amazing in comparison with their lower cost competitors. Duracell batteries would have to last much longer or be a lot more powerful than the competitors to really stand out, but they are good, but not really worth paying a whole lot more for. If you must have name brand batteries such as Duracell, than go for it, but if you are looking to save a little money, definitely go to a lower cost brand. In the end, alkaline batteries are alkaline batteries, when they die they die and you should dispose of them, so go with whatever is the best deal when you buy.

kctri

Lake Villa, IL

Whenever we think of batteries we think of duracell and there is a very good reason for that, the quality is amazing and the prices are unbeatable. if we buy toys for my son the first thing we add to the shopping cart is batteries, we know we will need them and that duracell gives us the confidence of being a good product, a product we can trust. I dont need to tell you we are stocked up on batteries and all of them are duracell but i will let you all know that if you want to make sure your camera doesnt die during the happy birthday song in a party, you need to use duracell. we tried several brands of batteries, now we are stuck with duracell, our favorite ones are the rechargable ones, we set it up early morningbefore an event or family reunion and we know by the time we are done with breakfast we can pack the camera up and it will be ready to take pictures all day long. And if we happen to be using the video feature in the camera a lot,w e always carry regular duracell batteries, that we know wont die on us after 10 pictures or 1 minute of video.

mgat5

tigard, OR

  My husband -- TunefulPal -- has been the senior member of a Mountain Search and Rescue Team since the pioneers first went over the hump.  (Oh...sorry.  He says it's only been 33 years.) Anyway, Pal has had years and years and years of experience with batteries.  Batteries for flashlights and headlamps.  Batteries for pagers and radios.  Batteries for CD players, tape recorders, and cellphones.  Batteries for cameras.  And... gradually... he's narrowed the field down to **Duracell Coppertop Batteries** in all shapes and sizes. The hunt begins every Sunday.  I scan the paper for the best **Duracell **deals and coupons.  After that, we most often hit the winning drugstores.  Pal loads up on 16 packs of AAs, smaller packs of bulky Cs, modest packs of triple AAAs and, less often, the flat guys for smoke alarms and clock radios both for use at the Rescue Room and here at home.  Since marrying me, Pal's list has further broadened to include clunky Ds for my keyboards and different mini-ish batteries for my microphones.  We usually purchase these once a year. I'm always greatful that Pal doesn't actually pay the freight on all of these **Duracells**.  One way or another, though, many of them end up dead and dead weight in our home battery recycling box.  Twice a year, they're ready for the great pack trip to *Target* or *Ikea*, our regulars among the stores that go on to the next steps in recycling. **Duracell Batteries** have taken on a ritual quality in our lives.  On the rare occasions when our battery searches fail, Pal favors the *Energizer* brand.  But apparently the *Energizer* bunny doesn't hop quite long enough to place first with the King.  It is, Pal says, a close call. # # # # # ***UPDATE:***  A number of people who commented on this review asked about battery recycling.  Recycling of all types of batteries is actually *mandated* in my state.  For *all* of us, it's important.  Please see the site below for excellent battery recycling info. ***www.ehso.com/ehshome/batteries.php#Hazards***

TunefulGal

Los Angeles, CA