Ansmann 2850 mAh Mignon AA NiMH Battery (Pack of 4)

Ordered these batteries unfortunately when they arrived the packaging was in a bad state and the one of the batteries wouldn’t charge. Contacted the company the company director responded immediately he apologised for this issue and stated it may have been old stock . He immediately sent a full replacement set of batteries which arrive next working day and problem resolved. With the amount of batteries etc this company supplies it is easy to see that this is clearly a one of issue. Great after sakes service Thank you Very happy customer highly recommend

The first set were faulty but the new ones perform well with plenty of charge.

Quite expensive, but worth it.

These batteries are very good for devices that are power hungry

Be this as a warning always keep the packaging as these batteries came dead tried them for two days found to have internal fault wouldn't charge unfortunately they were binned by the person checking them

The batteries are excellent and get a lot of use in my camera. A lot better than buying ordinary batteries and cheaper as well.

Perfect batteries....great performance and great service

I bought these batteries thinking they were the best - what a disappointment ! Firstly, they self-discharge significantly within a week or so. Secondly, they are way-below the capacity claimed - coming in at between 2300 and 2500mah according to my tests. Sent them back to Ansmann, who claimed they were 'within specification' (which apparently is above 2450mah), and who were either unable or unwilling to replace them with some which actually were 2850mah. Spoke to Ansmann's UK MD about it - he said he 'had seen' a battery with a 2800 capacity (!?) but that they vary between batches, and the latest isn't a good one. He justified the apparent mislabelling on the basis that "all the manufacturers do it". Shocking! Well not all the manufacturers do it. I've found uniross batteries have a capacity at or near what they claim, and hold their charge well (even the ones not labelled as low-self-discharge). And what is more, they seem very reliable and don't deteriorate noticeably as the years go by. So if you want high capacity AA's, I'd suggest Uniross 2700's - hold their charge well, have a higher capacity than the Ansmann 2850's (in my tests), and much cheaper ! Ansmann, Uniross, rechargeable, NiMh, AA

As described

Ansmann is an excellent German brand, no doubt about that. I bought this set specifically to power the little vintage Sony dye-sub printer. Problem: They do NOT fit into the battery compartment. Pic 1: You can see the the Ansmann is slightly fatter and just a tad higher. Pic 2, 3 and 4 Show the battery compartment. Pic 5 and 6 show the difference in diameter. I’s not much, but just too much. I needed really to force the batteries in! That is not OK, especially compared to the other battery I use to compare. I really had a difficult time prying them out again. No damage, but this is not the right way. Must return the batteries and buy another brand in a brick and mortar specialist shop. Caveat emptor

Batterie perfette per il mio gps per outdoor. Si caricano velocemente e tengono anche 15 ore in registrazione. 2850 mAh garantiscono una durata più che sufficiente per una giornata di escursione. Ottimo anche il servizio di Amazon.

estas pilas las he usado en un flash, sacando fotos en una fiesta, sacándolas con doble luz, la de rebote en el techo y la luz de relleno, frontal. y al aire libre en posición normal. TIENEN UN EXCELENTE RENDIMIENTO; saqué unas 400 fotos SIN cambiar el juego de pilas, y sin que varira la velocidad de recuperación del flash. Confieso que llevaba 4 juegos de pilas, y no las recambié nunca. Recomiendo mucho estas pilas. También para las cámara de fotos que llevan de estas pilas, porque tendrán un alto rendimiento. (se las presté a un sobrino, y hablando con él, me dijo que le sorprendía que no hubo que cambiar las pilas, estaba acostumbrado a cambiar pilas con mucha frecuencia)

Ich verwende diese Akkus immer dort, wo Zuverlässigkeit und Dauer wichtig sind, z.B. bei meiner Wetterstationen mit Außensensoren. Hier stimmt alles. Nur als Hinweis, weil es manche Zeitgenossen einfach nicht begreifen wollen und auch noch mit Billigschrott 'Messungen' vornehmen. 1. Der Akku kommt vorgeladen, das erste Laden ist also nur die Zuladung. 2. Ein Akku darf niemals die gesamte Ladung (mA) abgeben, damit keine Tiefentladung erfolgt und der Akku kaputt geht, das folgende Laden ist dann auch wieder die Zuladung. 3. Ein Akku errreicht seinen besten Ladezustand erst bei mehrmaligem Laden. Dann noch eines: Da kaufem manche Billigakkus mit dem dazugehörigen Ladeteil. Det Billigakku hat niemals die aufgedruckte Kapazität. Das Ladegerät ist auf diesen Schrott ausgelegt. Kommt dann ein Akku rein, der eine (echte) große Kapazität hat, laden diese Billig-Ladegeräte den Akku nicht voll auf, weil sie es nicht können. Es kommt dann zur Endlosladung ohne grünes Lämpchen. Und dann kommen diese Zeitgenossen daher und schreiben: Aber meine alten Akkus wurden immer aufgeladen. Natürlich brauche ich für Akkus mit echter, großer Kapazität auch Ladegeräte die das können und nicht auf geringe Kapazität (die echte, nicht die angegebene) ausgelegt sind. Auf Kapazitätsangaben und den Unterschied zwischen Spitzenlast und Dauerlast will ich hier nicht eingehen. HIer wird genauso getrickst wie bei 'Musikpower' von HiFi-Geräten.