Rechargeable AA Batteries 8 Pack 1.5V Lithium Batteries for Blink Camera

I bought these rechargeable batteries because it's very affordable and wanted to power up a 1.2V solar light posts with 2800 longer charge. I put it on and it lighted up the lights. The others I put them on a battery charger, surprised, it detected empty, so I was doubtful about the quality of the batteries. I researched AI and there I found out how niMH batteries charges itself . So these batteries are actually working and in very good condition, even though my charger says it's empty, no charge in it. The charge lasts quite a bit over 10 hours installed on the solar lights. It will not work on solar lights that uses 1.5 AA rechargeable batteries, lol seriously get a 1.5V! Overall, I'm very satisfied with these batteries, saved me a lot of mulah. No leakage, I charged it overnight and there's not much heat emitted when being charged. Very easy to use, almost like a plug and play!

My touchless soap dispensers use 4 AA batteries and I wanted to use rechargeable Lithium batteries. I have 3 different brands and, when I randomly selected a set to test in my dispenser, I grabbed the messule batteries, which worked perfectly. When another dispenser needed the batteries replaced, I used a different brand and they did not work. After trying 2 other brands that I had, only the messule batteries would power the soap dispenser. Although the other brands work fine for all my other applications, only the messule would power the dispenser. I shall purchase messule, should I require additional rechargeable AA batteries, since they seem to be better for high current draw items and, therefore, a better, universal replacement for standard AA batteries. An added plus, they are less expensive then most other brands.

one battery does not work at all.

Use these AA things in my blink cameras and they are awesome. Look for 3600mah and 1.5v and you can't go wrong. These batteries make my cameras last for months with moderate use and keeps me from spending a fortune on Energizer lithium batteries.

For $22 + tax and I'm pretty happy with the price/quality. The charger is compact and pretty much fool proof. The cells are good for the most part BUT I did have one die on me already. I think it was a factory dud, because it only took one charge to go bad and all the others have been fine with multiple charges so far ... If any more started failing I'd definitely come back here to update the rating downwards though.

Didn't work in my Blink doorbell camera. You guys said they would but they didn't.

Much cheaper than disposable batteries in the long run. They seem to last quite a while in my Blink Cameras and I keep a few spare around the house for other devices too. The charging doesn't take too long and the capacity is higher than some other brands. I highly recommend them.

It's good to use for my blink outdoor camera