Product review
June 2024
Disposable AA batteries
We tested 1.5V disposable AA batteries to see which lasted longest.
June 2024
Eveready
Super Heavy Duty
Price
Prices are what we paid per battery.
Score
18
Price
Prices are what we paid per battery.
Score
18
We don't recommend any carbon zinc batteries because alkaline and lithium perform considerably better and have longer shelf lives. The Eveready Super Heavy Duty performs terribly across the board in comparison. In addition, many of the alkaline batteries we tested were cheaper to buy than the Eveready Super Heavy Duty.
Test results
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26Performance (low-drain)
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10Performance (high-drain)
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24Energy (low-drain)
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9Energy (high-drain)
Good points
- No obvious good points.
Bad points
- Terrible low- and high-drain performance.
- Terrible low- and high-drain endurance.
- Terrible low- and high-drain energy.
- Poor shelf life.
Model
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TypeCarbon Zinc
Specifications
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Time to fully discharge (low-drain) (hrs:mins)20:16
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Time to fully discharge (high-drain) (hrs:mins)0:57
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Expected shelf life3 years
More info
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Availability
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We've tested 12 other disposable aa batteries.
Definitely not worth buying
Pros
Look good. Will work if not worried bout the cons happening.
Cons
These are the worst batteries to degrade quickly over short period of time and if you forget to remove them from item you put them in they deteriorate quickly and start leaking causing damage to said item. No other battery l've used does this. I've even found leaking unused batteries in packaging l haven't used, yet still well within their best before date.
Recommend it?
Maybe, it depends on what you're after.
Kas S.
Used 6 months or more