Energizer
When batteries leak, that's a concern. If they are old, understandable. The battery I'm referring to is dated 12/2030 I've contacted Energizer and… Read more
they offered $7.98 saying it was the going rate. I can't buy a new 4 pack for under $8.25 I have to accept their terms or nothing!
ABSOLUTELY RUBBISH – Purchased the rechargeable AA's for small battery operated fairy lights. ABSOLUTELY rubbish, they don't even last 24hrs, in fact, they started to… Read more
dim after 3 hrs. So so disappointed. The home brand cheaper ones lasted 4 times longer. An absolute RIP OFF & false advertising, shame on you ENERGIZER
Decent size and weight for the price – Testing the capacity by charging my phone twice over 3 days and it seems the capacity is about 6500mAh, not 10,000mAh like advertised. It was $20… Read more
from Aldi though, so I didn't expect it'd actually be 10k, and am ok with that price for 6500mAh. Size and weight are ok, and the ports available where what I needed.
Energizer Hard Case Professional Rugged Headlamp – I purchased this from Bunnings for $49.98, to use when out walking my dog in the early morning. The headlamp appears to be well constructed and fits… Read more
comfortably on my head. The light, selectable between flood, spot and combined, both with a high/low setting, is sufficient at walking speed. The light head pivots up and down and holds in place, where it's put. Battery life seems good so far. The construction of the remote battery pack mounted on the rear of the headband seems suitable to last for enough time to get the value out of the purchase. There is not a lot of light throw from this headlamp, I've found it most useable within a 10m range, after that it's too soft and lacks definition. The packaging claims 100m but tthere is no useable light from this headlamp at that range. The largest diameter of the adjustable headband is maybe a tad conservative, I found it quite snug when worn over a beanie. This is a good headlamp for unlit indoor use, partially lit outdoor use or unlit outdoors where you don't need light throw past 20m.
Same problems as others stops working – Thought it was a good torch, awfully expensive, worked fine for a while, but chewed through batteries even when not being used. Now wont turn on at all. Stay away, far away, from anything with Energizer and Torch on the same label.
Recently needed to change my key fob batteries after a decade of use purchased the CR 2016 as recommended by my service manual in the energiser brand… Read more
worked for approx 6 weeks then completely died as I found it hard to accept this took vehicle and both fobs to Toyota service centre where a Technician who also found it hard to believe so subjected batteries to a volt meter test both were operating at half there stated capacity of 3 volts replaced with CR 2016 but Toyota branded nil further issues have emailed energiser Australia re this matter and awaiting a response but have doubts on receiving a reply and to be compensated for the purchase of these batteries and my time in having Toyota technician verify they were sub standard voltage intend taking this further on principal if no forthcoming positive response from Enigiser batteries will keep you updated
Warning! Do not touch these with a barge pole – Had these for about a year specifically for emergency, esspecially living in Townsville a cyclone area! One did his 3 monthly check on my battery… Read more
packs and found that 2 of these 5 Energizer rechargers were faulty, and they have not ever been put to use! Also found that the expensive energiser rechargeable batteries that come with these chargers (photo below) cannot even hold their charge for 3 months!
So folks, be weary buying these for an emergency because if the time ever comes when one needs them They are not reliable, and they most certainly do not "keep going and going" as per their media advertising rot.
Please see the video below for more!
Won’t stay on – Extremely un innovative design, Touch Tech easy to turn on granted - then get this - it stupidly turns off soon as you put it down to see anything - needs a switch
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I bought of 4 Energizer ultimate Lithium battery's one was a dud a filled out a customer complaint form online .They asked me for photos and expire… Read more
date and batch number and country of origin. I sent all this off and got no reply I called Energizer and was told they did not deal with customer complaints but they would contact the online service .Two days later i got an email .Asking for photos of battery batch code everything i have already sent them . NEVER BUY ENERGIZER BATTERYS AS THERE IS NO CUSTOMER SERVICE . Have ENERGIZER never heard of Australian consumer Law
Useless - waste of money – I have found energiser batteries to be pretty useless over the years But - Unfortunately, they are often the only batteries easily available. This… Read more
latest CR1620 button battery for a car key fob was bought from Big W for $7 on October 21st. 2023 - [that has prompted this review] - tested half discharged - when taken from packet before fitting. The problem is that nowadays there is no way to test batteries before purchase - as there used to be - and it is not practical to return a dud battery like this once it has been removed from the packaging. What is the solution? Can a customer ask the service desk to test a battery before purchase to make sure it has a full charge?