Duracell Procell AA 24 Pack PC1500BKD09

I put these in a brand new strand of porch lights. They worked for a few nights, but faded awfully quickly. Finally the strand went out, and when I went to replace them, liquid got on my hands. I thought maybe some rain or dew had gotten into the strand, but then my hands started tingling. Yep - battery acid. All over my hands. The strand of lights was ruined, but I had another one that I had also bought on sale. So I put THAT one up, thinking the first strand was defective, put FRESH batteries in (from this same pack) and those batteries went out and leaked after only a couple of nights, ruining the SECOND strand of lights. Thankfully I used these in something cheap, but imagine if it had been something expensive! NOT WORTH THE RISK!

Arrived on time exactly as described. I have been buying junk $ store batteries for a few years. At the price of these batteries it makes no sense to buy the cheap ones. These last way longer for a little bit more they are worth it. Would reccomend and will buy again. The cheap ones are barely 4 months in co2 and smoke detectors answer remote controls.UPDATE DISASTER So I put 3 of these AA batteries out of the box in a new Lyric Water detector. I tried several times to sync the unit to my phone unsuccessfully, so I just put the unit on my computer and decided to Lyric for further instructions. Today I picked up the Lyric and noticed a small puddle under it and goo was dripping out of it. severely damaged my computer top and the unit was full of this goo. Battery leaked all over the inside of the Lyric and on the computer. I remind you I purchased these dura cells in May, they have been kept in original box inside an air conditioned house. Expiration date is 2033/???????. I cleaned the new Lyric and top of the computer but acid ate into the finish. Do I chance 3 from another box or go buy new and throw these away? What to do with the other new boxes I have. Hell the dollar store batteries last longer than 8 hours!!! not a happy camper as you buy the good battery and the 6 for a dollar battery hold up better. Any ideas? Or was I fooled

Save your money these batteries are junk. I made a major mistake & bought 4 boxes. The life span is about that of a fly if you don't know flies only live for about a week. I really thought being labeled procell they would be of higher quality than the store bought cooper top, not even close. I read about them leaking too but they haven't lasted long enough to lead.

Warning!!! Buy these and you'll waste your $. Why? So that you come closer to believing me, know that I've been in the Electronics Installation /Service industry for 35+yrs now. In using a properly functioning device where OTHER manufacturers Batteries have been previously used, i bought and then installed these Duracells. The Device ,with Energizer Batt's, would perform for approx ONE year before needing a Batt change. This went on for 3 yrs. Switching to these Duracells had the "Changeout" fall to ONE month!! Thoroughly inspected the Device and all good. Replaced Batt's with another 4 AA. Again, 0ne mo. later and they're Dead! Before installing, bench measured Voltage at 1.75volts. (Unloaded). This seems normal. Saw no reason to worry. However, after checking device once again, found once again, NO ISSUE with device. Gave it two more attempts. No change. So, Device uses 4-AA and should hold up for 1yr. Holds up only 1 month with these Duracells. So, now install Energizer's. Holding just fine for 4 month now and all good. Bye Bye Duracell !! You can sucker me, ONCE, then, ADIOS MUCHACHO! UPDATE; 1/22/18- Device ,with Energizer's , still going on strong!! Things that make you go " Hmmmm"! Ya ha!

I'm a medical professional. We use these batteries in the OR to run our equipment. I figured if it's good enough for my equipment, it's good enough for my game cameras. I put them in two cameras. Neither took pics of anything but me walking away. Two weeks later, it's obvious animal traffic has been through but both cameras are DEAD. Batteries are done. One camera maybe destroyed. The batteries leaked. The Orange labels peeled off and there is a thick sludge on a few batteries. The other is fine but the batteries are toast. The product description states temp tolerances to 54C so I KNOW they didn't over heat. The cases are intact and there's been no rain. So they didn't get wet either.

Very disappointed in Duracell, a name I've trusted for years as the best batteries out there. These batteries are crap and don't last for 1/3 the time as the old "coppertop". I've purchased these in "C", "AA", and "AAA" and I've had the same results with all of them, At first I thought it was a bad box I received but now that I've been using these for about a year or so now (I unfortunately stocked up) in various sizes, I confirmed that they are not the same batteries anymore. Time to switch, bye bye Duracell, it's been nice!

This is a good price for batteries and I go through them in my household. Some of the descriptions/reviews said that they believed these were more powerful and/or long lasting than Duracell CopperTop, but I didn't find that to be the case. For many things that don't require a great deal of power (e.g., I have a label maker that takes batteries and it doesn't matter how much oomph those batteries have), these are great. For something that you really want to have some speed, I'm not sure how great these would be. My son has a K'nex roller coaster set and I don't think that after a day or two or playing for a while, these batteries would have enough juice left to send the little coaster zooming up the big hill.So for most run of the mill battery needs, these are great. But if I need something that really needs some juice, I will continue to buy the coppertop duracell - I've never been disappointed in those.