EBLAlkaline AA Batteries 28 Count, High-Performance 1.5V Double A Power Batteries Long Lasting Alkaline AA Battery， Leak Proof Design

I did a side-by-side test with these against your standard batteries from Harbor Freight, and these outperformed by a wide margin. I may grab some Duracell batteries and do another test, but I’m definitely impressed. For the cost, you get a ton of batteries as compared to other name brands, and these last a while. I’ve had them running some led light decorations for a few days straight now, and the harbor freight brand is nearing empty while these are still showing green in the battery tester.Well worth the money, I’ll be buying these from now on! Even off-brand batteries at the store nearby are the same amount of money for half the amount of batteries you get from these guys!

Update: The manufacturer has contacted me twice offering gift card bribes if I delete this 1-star review, claiming to be “Amazon Customer Service” in broken English, using random GMail accounts. I’ve reported their violation and am keeping this review in place.Original review: I have two points of alarm on this battery listing:(1) The description boasts a 10 year shelf life. The batteries I received (bought through Amazon) had 4 years and 10 months remaining until expiration. Don't sell me stock that's been sitting in a warehouse for 5+ years at full price. That's called cheating.(2) The batteries have "Engrish" typos written on them. This makes me concerned about their quality control and manufacturing process before selling in the U.S. market.I'll stick with domestic name brands, then. I can't risk my emergency readiness to companies that take cheap shortcuts.

My little one has a number of toys at home which are in high drain all the time through. An abundant battery pack is absolute necessity for those families have kids and toys. These AA alkaline batteries are from EBL which i have been heard before but this is the first time i purchased from them, and they don’t let me down. So far they work so well without any exceptions.

I'm cheap, I don't like to buy name brand batteries. I also don't like to buy super cheap batteries like those at the Dollar Stores - that's a recipe for having leaky batteries in your valued electronics. I decided to give these a try about a year ago, and I'm sold. They are a great value, occasionally going on sale for wildly low prices, but even normal prices are below most batteries on the market.In the past I've had issues with batteries leaking in the flashlights I'd leave in my cars for more than a few months at a time. In the past year I've had NO leaks since I've started using this brand. Not sure if it's just designed differently or what, but in my experience they are leakproof.I wouldn't hesitate to put these batteries in any device, and they seem to have about normal duration as name brand batteries.

Edit: after using these batteries for a couple months I have had about half of them dead and not working at all. I would return them but it’s past my 30 return limit. Buyer beware!!I am a diabetic and I go through batteries regularly with the use of my insulin pump as well as my CGM. That being said I’m trying to cut down on my expenditure on batteries. These batteries have actually worked the same as an energizer lithium batteries that I usually use. Considering the price of batteries and how frequently I use them I will be getting more soon