Comes with 8 batteries - good value. Charge pretty fast. Only used for a month or so, but it seems long lasting.

These rechargeable batteries are pretty good. I'm always running out of AA'S and this was great to get. This charger comes with a usb charging cord. While charging the lights will be on at the top. I like that there is a cover over the front of thw batteries and you just open it up and push from the backside towards the front to remove the batteries. They also give you a spare set of batteries with this,so while using one set,you can be charging the other. I can't say for sure how long the charge last. I haven't used it much,but so far so good.

Didn't take too long to charge up, so far so good

This is a great set of 8 lithium rechargeable 1.5v batteries and charger. The set includes a standard USB C charging cable as well but not the charging block. If you’re traveling you can save space by just using your phones USB C charger and not have to pack an extra one. I purchased these lithium batteries to use in my Blink cameras and so far they are doing a great job. When they are depleted I can just swap them out and recharge the drained ones. I also have a couple battery powered closet lights that use AA batteries and it will be nice to not have to keep buying batteries for those as well. The charger has individual led lights for each battery that blink while charging and remain solid when charging has completed. I am very happy with these batteries and if they last anywhere close to their advertised 2000 cycles they are well worth it.

This is a review of Dracutum Lithium, Rechargeable AA Batteries with Charger.How I rate my reviewed items:Personal preference or comments about the instructions do not affect the star rating.5 Stars – I found no faults with the item.4 Stars – The item functions well but could be improved.3 Stars – The item does work as intended but with some difficulty and needs improvement.2 Stars – The item sort of works as intended but has several limitations or a major fault.1 Star – The item either does not work properly, is very difficult to use, and, in my opinion, not worth purchasing.Summary:This is an excellent replacement for regular AA batteries providing a full 1.5V output with reasonable recharging times and long usage times compared to NiMH 1.2V batteries.The charger’s bottom has an opening beneath each battery (see photo) that makes it easy to remove the batteries.Details:1. The included charger does not have its’ own power. The power is supplied by plugging into either a USB computer port or a USB charging adapter.2. The included charger can also be used as a storage case for up to 4 batteries.3. The included charger will charge 1-4 batteries at one time.4. Initial charging of 4 batteries, 2 in the included charger and 2 in another charger with each charger plugged into different USB desktop computer ports, took about 1 hour and 30 minutes.5. I can highly recommend these batteries as a replacement for AA batteries since they functioned well, quickly recharge, and provide 1.5V output.6. Since lithium batteries maintain their voltage during normal usage, and the voltage drops fast when almost depleted, unlike non-rechargeable batteries or rechargeable NiMH batteries that slowly decrease the output voltage with use, my camera did not provide a warning that the batteries were about to be depleted. If something is designed for lithium batteries, like a cell phone, this would not be an issue.7. Recharging the depleted batteries after my camera test required about 2 hours and 45 minutes using one of my desktop computer USB ports.8. The only, very minor, negative is the included charger’s cover is a bit stiff to open, but I am sure it will get easier with use it.Test:Using my digital camera, I proceeded to test how many photos before the camera told me to change the batteries. The test was run as follows:1. All photos were taking with the flash.2. After about every 10 photos, I cycled the zoom telephoto lens through its full range.3. I turned off the camera after about every 20 photos for various amounts of time.4. The testing was done over 8 days.The pictures taken were transferred to my computer each day and deleted from the camera:Day 1 – 220Day 2 – 223Day 3 – 301Day 4 – 374Day 5 – 174Day 6 – 248Day 7 – 320Day 8 – 42Total: 1,902The camera stopped taking pictures after 1,902 pictures were taken and told me to change the batteries. I was still able to power the camera up and transfer the pictures that had been taken on day 8.The batteries began the camera test with a no-load voltage of 1.527V and 1.521V and ended the test with a no-load voltage of 1.525V and 1.522V. Although the no load voltage was about the same as when the testing was begun, under load they apparently were unable to supply enough power to take additional flash pictures. The no-load voltage after recharging was 1.527V and 1.523VThey took about 2 hours and 45 minutes to recharge from one of my desktop computer USB portsRunning the same test on NiMH batteries produced a total of 691 photos and took about 8 hours to recharge these NiMH batteries.Running the same test on different lithium batteries produced a total of 1,594 photos. I did not check the recharge time for these batteries

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