POWEROWL Lithium AA Batteries, 1.5V High Capacity Double A Battery for Camera Freezer Thermometer etc,12 Pack (Non-Rechargeable)

Batteries don't last long at all.UPDATE:The seller was more than willing to remedy the situation. I may have received a bad batch so I'm grateful they fixed it.

I bought a 12 pack of these back in October 2024. I put them in my Blink cameras at that time hoping to not have to swap them out during the winter months. A couple of the cameras are high usage due to motion detection. Alkaline batteries only last a couple weeks but these lithium batteries are still going strong after 6 months. I have not had to change them out yet. These are an affordable and long-lasting option. Plan to purchase more in the future.

So far, these batteries seem to work great. Good value too.

So far these batteries seem to work in my game cameras even when the winter temps fall here in VT. I haven't had any short out like the Energizer lithium batteries that I had been using, but time will tell. I don't understand why these batteries stink like they do, strange smell like some chemical reaction is taking place..? I used to get about 2 years out of the Energizer brand AA batteries unless I would get one that just shorted out (died). It has been 2 years so I will have to see if they last as long.

EDIT: Updated from 3 to 5 stars just for customer service. PowerAll reached out to me after posting the below review to offer replacement batteries or a full refund. I chose the latter as I don't need more AA lithiums right now. When I need more lithium AA's, I might try PowerAll's again knowing that they will refund/replace if there are issues.Original: Like everyone else, I'm searching for a less expensive version of Energizer Ultimate's for Blinks and other high-draw devices where rechargeable batteries aren't effective.The good news is that these seem to be capable as working as well as the Energizers, which is great. But after a couple of months of using them, I'm finding defective cells.1) I installed a pair in a blink cam in an attached garage. Three days later it quit. One battery was 1.6V, the other was 0.2V. I replaced the .2V with a new one, and the camera has been working fine for 2 months now.2) I installed 8 in a set of powered window blinds. They worked for a week, then quit. Two of the 8 reported below .1V, including one at 24.5 milivolts (see pix). The rest were all 1.5+V.So, they're "ok", but quality control is lacking compared to Energizers.

I purchased two 12 count AA packs of Powerowl lithium batteries on December 24, 2024 on Amazon. I inserted two batteries into my Blink Camera immediately. The camera was and is not in a highly traveled area. Today is March 20, 2025. I noticed the Blink was offline. I removed the batteries and tested them. One battery read 1.03 and the other 1.48. I removed two more new batteries from the pack. Both tested in the 1.80s. I inserted them and the camera is now online. Prior to my purchase of these batteries, I had been using EverReady lithium batteries. But, I had checked the reviews on the Powerowl lithium batteries and they were the most part positive so I purchased the AAs an AAAs. A major complaint I have is the 30 day return policy is useless. Even standard batteries will last that long. Also, I purchased a 24 pack of AAA batteries. If they are the same quality. I will have 24 AAs and 24 AAA batteries I cannot trust.

These were great. When I checked the voltage, they were all around 1.7v, so they had lots of juice. However, I am not a fan of lithium batteries because of their price, but an item of mine required them.

These are good, great price. This is my second time ordering. I use these in my BLINK cameras and they last.