NiCd AA/AAA 600mAh 1.2V Rechargeable Batteries for Solar Lights, Garden Lights and Remotes (6PCS AA 600mAh Batteries)

We had a bunch of older solar lights in our yard that had stopped working. These batteries worked fine to get them glowing again. These are NiCd, which my online research showed work better than other types such as NiMH in solar lights, even though they have a lower power capacity rating (600 mAh vs 1200 mAh), so I got these and am happy with them so far. NiCD last for years and do better charging slowly in solar lights , but NiMH have more power and are said to be more environmentally friendly. Despite the name "Relightable" absolutely do not burn these!

I had some old solar lights that didn’t work any more. I happened to notice they had rechargeable batteries so I bought these and voilà they work again, just as brightly and reliably as if they were brand new.

These were bought to replace batteries that failed after shelf life of the originals exhausted. These worked well and easily installed. No date is detected on these to determine age or manufacturing date. They all seemed to have some charge on them when installed so was easy to tell if they worked. Some pathway lights failed (solar panel stopped working) before the battery failed. These were at a bulk and price per battery that fulfilled the need. Have bought these or similar twice now with positive results.

Bought these for a Vintage Radio. Met the Radios criteria Exactly.

They work. It's in a motion solar light. Last ones were 1200 mah. These work but don't last as long.

Too new to actually rate, have only had them installed for a little over a week. Took several days for the sun to charge the batteries but are now working fine.

Charging is good, lasts for a long time.

I ordered these to replace my older ones that no longer seemed to be working. I replaced all my outdoor solar lights with these and they are not recharging my lights . Some of my lights are coming on dimly, but the majority of them are not working. I wonder if the batteries are old. They are the same ones I bought a few years ago and did not have this issue. Very dissatisfied, as now will need to buy new ones again.