They hold their charge really well as well, with both sitting batteries not diminishing much in charge and recharges not diminishing their charge capacity either

It pays to buy a good charger where each battery can be monitored for proper voltage charge and ma rating

They lose charge incredibly fast

I enjoy using these, The Low Self Discharge tech is great, allowing me to store them in radios and not worrying about them losing a charge.

And I did not want to do a science experiment over many nights to find out which batteries/solar charging electronics/LED bulbs were good and which were

The best thing about these batteries is that they don't lose their charge in storage

Works great charge quickly

I have had some so long I've forgotten when they were purchased, and they still hold the charge as well as they first did.

Very poor charging and charge holding capability

Love these batteries, had then for over a year now, they hold a charge amazingly, so convenient not to have to constantly buy batteries because if my xbox controller.

I choose the NON-Pros for the better charge cycles as well

Great out of the box and have charged a couple of times

They all had the curse of loosing charge quickly even when sitting in storage

This one is taller and the batteries do get hotter do to the faster charging

They hold a charge very well and last for a long time

They don't hold a charge in the drawer so they're ready to use on our devices but seem to work fine when charged and used directly

They seem to hold their charge while idle as described, unlike most rechargeable niMh batteries

I got some about 7 years ago, and they still hold a good charge

they work great on holding a charge a good deal

Fast charging, long lasting.

It supports quick charging for 2500mAh - as I doubted before buying

Decent 2 week charge hold on a wireless keyboard

I love that they come charged and so far these have worked great for my family

Had these for quite a while and still holding a solid charge

Holds a charge and works as described

We have a smart charging unit,

Definitely holds a charge and won't just deplete itself to 0 if unused for a few weeks like some other batteries.

Not much to say other than it works as intended.-AA and AAA compatible-Fast charging-Indicator Lights

If warm they’re charging, cold not charging

been using these batteries for a while, they seem to work well throughout multiple charge cycles, no issues.

Holds enough charge to easily keep a yard light going all night.

Nice long lasting charge.

They do loose the surface charge quickly but then hold/store well

They arrived charged up, last long, and the charger works very well.

That's 24 powered hours, btw, though the batteries may also lose some charge when not in use, I'm not sure

There is an indication on each battery separately, and most importantly the charge is super fast, half the time from any other charger

Other rechargeables I have used lost their charge by the time they were needed, and therefore useless.

They've held decent charges and so far haven't leaked or had any other issues

They work well, charge well, and KEEP their charge a long time if not used.

Takes good charge and holds forever

At best these hold 60% charge and drain quickly.

They seem to stay charged well over a year if unused

long lasting, solid performance, every charge

Construction is very good and charge capacity seems to be correct

Holds a charge very well.

But this 4 pack came with only 23 , 23 and 48 and 52% charges making me wonder if the if they were factory charged on a cloudy day since they say "fully charged at the factory with solar power" on the pack.....

Unlike a lot of rechargeables, these last long and DON'T lose charge in storage.

They hold a good charge and I've standardized most of my battery powered devices to use AAA and AA eneloop batteries (my other devices use special lithium ion batteries)

well, until now - losing their charge rapidly

These Eneloop batteries are awesome, I had a set of 6 (previous version) sitting in my drawer for about a year next to the Tenergy batteries, when I tested them the Eneloop still has a solid charge where the Tenery was completely drained

Very poor charging and charge holding capability

They do extremely well being charged through many cycles.

I'm not sure if the charge was a defect or what, but the batteries only get about half charged when the supplied charger

They keep their charge and work great!!!

I suspect everyone's found themselves in a situation where a AA battery is needed right away and the only option is the neighborhood convenience store that charges (at least mine does

As advertised they don't loose their charge.

You don't want the batteries getting hot while charging or it will shorten their life

Very reliable, fast charging, last a long time.

Seem to hold a decent charge, not quite like a non-rechargeable

They lose charge incredibly fast

They work great hold a long charge and can be reused often

Good batteries, good charging cycles, recommended

Long lasting, no problems so far after 3 charges

They always last a long time, come charged in the package ready to go, and I've never had one go bad no matter how many times I've used them

They hold a charge extremely well.

Work well, get a good long charge out of them.

I use to take it for granted that charged batteries lose their charge over time

Finally, they seem to do their job well; they hold a solid charge and deliver reliable power to various household items (remote controls, game controllers, portable book lights, alarm clocks, etc).

I keep an extra few charged and ready to go at all times

Batteries don't working after charging a few times.

Am believing that these batteries, when properly broken in and fully charged, will certainly produce 70% of their capacity charge after 10 years of proper storage

and I can see the LED charge level light from at least 25 feet away

Holds a good charge

eneloop batteries are renowned for holding a charge for a very long time, and lasting for many recharge cycles

With the earlier one, I topped off the charge on the 4 batteries, then put 2 of them into a digital camera.

These, however, have barely lost their charge at all

I use these in Xbox one controller and my RC Futaba transmitter they hold a charge for a long time and work great.

It's a heck of a deal and yes, batteries hold a charge a good amount of time.

An led below the battery comes on while charging and goes off when charged

After my second failed Microsoft lithium ion controller battery and sporadic charging problems, I'm back to good old reliable AA's

One battery leaked while charging, causing popping, sizzling, and burning

They hold a good charge and last for a long time

Hold a good charge, don't corrode

It was one of a great pleasure as a kid, popping the batteries into the charging unit to watch the magic happen, and provided for a great opportunity for my parents to teach me about negative and positive charges (not that they did

None of the 4 batteries hold enough charge to run the mic or a flashlight for more than 3 minutes.

I have them trickle charging to top them off, after having done several test shots with an older (energy hog

Working well, hold a good charge, etc.

2 batteries failed so far they are not charging

Seem to hold a decent charge, not quite like a non-rechargeable

The regular charges works and it's cheaper.

I Charged them up a SLOW Trickle charge

Holds a good charge

I would certainly recommend buying from them again as they are very attentive to their buyers.

Works as it should.

Batteries separate almost as expensive as charger & batteries bought together.

Personally, I feel like I've wasted a bunch of money on these as they don't seem to hold anywhere as much energy as a decent alkaline battery

It completely baffles me as to why this country keeps buying disposable batteries by the millions every year

Eneloops work as you hear that they would

I'd recommend charging the bats after opening as they may seem charge

Works as they should.

Invariably, the D's and E's have had one battery fail long before the others in a set.