Maxuss Ni-MH AAA 1.2V 1250mAh Batteries (4-Pack)

Pros: After reading the reviews and hoping they were correct, i am very lucky to strike it good with this purchase. I have never come across 3000mah NIMH batteries before. I like the build, the printing on the battery, the price and the current it provides. This is indeed a very great purchase! So impressed with it that i will most likely buy more if i can figure out where i need more.

Cons: None at the moment. Time will tell but again the price is what makes it worthwhile as well.

Other: Very good quality batteries from what i can tell and is worth a try if you are thinking about it. The price is right in comparison to the other leading brands and no name brands.

Pros: The voltage was good. Much better than others I have (green ones without brand or writing on them). They don't seem cheap. Even the round cover does not seem to be going to tore like happens with others.

Cons: They are not as cheap as others I have seen here, but may worth it.

Other: Seem to be better than the cheaper ones.

Pros: They provide a lot of juice for my mp3 player and handheld radio. I don't believe that the actual output is 1250mah. It is probably around 700-800mah like all other good batteries out there in the market.

Cons: The batteries are overrated as 1250mah. They are more like 700-800 mah. But they still provide enough life for many devices.

Other: Buy some if you need.

Pros: For once, a set of cheap(ish) rechargeables that appear to deliver close to what they are rated at. A single battery runs my g/friends MP3 player for over 8 hours which is as good, if not better, than an alkaline cell. Similar results with 4 running a small amplified speaker set.

Cons: The outer casing appears a little flaky - not sure how they will stand up to being bashed around in a bag.

Other: I am now happy to travel with just a USB mains adaptor, travel adaptor, a USB charger and several sets of batteries and some USB leads - with that setup I can run my phones, MP3 player(s), the speakers and my camera all from this one set.

Pros: I have bougth several packs of this Maxuss AAA batteries, comparing with my other GP ones (rated 800 mah) this ones are having more mover, so the devices are running more time than with mine GP batteries

Cons: I think that they are a little bit over rated, 1250 is too much, i think that they are lasting abut 10% more than my GP 800 ones
In low consumption devices the performance is better (comparatively) that other batteries

Other: Good Value, prize is more than correct for this 4 batteries

Pros: I bought three packs, and they were half expensive than a simple pack in Spain.
They arrived in ten days, I did not expect them that fast.
I noticed that in my mp3 player I take double time to spend the battery.

Cons: I have not found anything wrong on these.

Other: They work OK, no problems at the moment.

Pros: - Cheap price and good value - Lasts for a reasonably long period - The batteries recharge in a reasonable time - Suitable for many products but probably best for low to moderate power consuming devices. Works great on the bike and with a wireless headphone/receiver set

Cons: 1250 seems to be a theoretical value, however 800-1000mAh is still plenty for batteries this cheap.

Other: Great for anything that doesn't drain batteries such as a camera. For wireless headphones, bike lights, remote controls etc., they are great.

Pros: Having been warned off the cheaper batteries (the BTY and unmarked ones) because they are so ineffective that they are all but useless, I was hoping for something pretty reasonable for the money from these.
Well I got what I wanted.
I have not had the chance to test them to the limit but they definitely perform as well as a top quality 850mah and, at this price, that is a worthwhile purchase. In fact they are brighter than the other batteries but then time will tell if they lose holding capacity.

Cons: I have this strange idea that, for everyday products such as these, DX would hold a large stock and ship them immediately. Obviously the reverse is true. Then that is probably a false expectation on my part.

Other: Definitely value for money.

Pros: Batteries last for a reasonably long time, though I haven't verified the stated mAh listed.
Casual testing seems to show that they last about as long as similarly rated batteries from elsewhere.

Cons: The negative terminal of the battery is completely flat and flush with the battery, instead of the 'ridge' that other batteries seem to have. However, this shouldn't affect battery performance.

Other: Reasonable performance for inexpensive AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.

Pros: I charged each one separately to see how long does it take and calculate their capacity. Well, each battery charged on Sony digital charger for about 4 h 30 m at current 250 mA which makes about 1100 mAh. They might have had a residual charge which makes the capacity very close to the rated one. Build quality is very good, too.

Cons: None so far, let's see how long they will keep their capacity.

Other: Sturdy batteries at cheap price. I use similar in my TV remotes and it takes ages before they need recharge. These will be used for 1W LED headlight (in case I finally receive it).