are these low self discharge?
358102
No, they do make a very good, high capacity low self discharge battery, but these are their high power batteries. The E series is their low discharge.
358103
Don't think they are low discharge, after a while have lost part of there charge.
358104
i read the reviews on these and purchsed them because of the good reviews. i had terrible use with these and will never buy them again.
1974273
Short answer - yes. However, if you try to use them after they have reached their "protected" level of discharge, you can get them to discharge so low they will not recharge.
482921
each whole is between 1 inch and 1.5 inches. There are two discharge wholes as well.
1354693
not easily -- they recharge themselves in normal operation. We havent done any thing to stress-test how long the batteries last before needing recharge.
1156838
I charge them all the time. I'm sure it may take longer than lower output batteries but I have not measured the difference.
687046
Those EBL batteries are marketed as 'Pre-Charged' but they are NOT low-self-discharge type like Sanyo eneloop. I measured their self-discharge rate after 3 months of storage. They are discharging at around 10% every month! Sanyo eneloop, on the other hand, live up to the marketing claim of 85% after 12 months.
723272
They are low ampHr and not lithium. I bought Eneloop precharged AAA's to use in them instead and they last far longer.
914162
Yes, they are not charged as received. Mine were all setting around 1.2 volts which is almost fully discharged.
1972587
Yes they work well for me and they do not get too warm when the light is set on High, heat shortens the life of rechargeables. Rechargeables are also less likey to cause corrosion than alkalines when they are drained.
41513
Yes. They are rechargeable batteries. It sounds like your light is defective.
1938198
These have voltage switch on the back. So make sure to adjust according to your location!
89438
No i hvnt needed to i got them and charged them and when i can tell they start to drop off volts i charge them but they work ok last about 4 or more hrs before i notice voltage drop. My mod says they still are half charged but i notice the drop around 60% so i just charge them. They are good for back up so they work ok for me. I use my sony and efest batteries for when iam going out and i bring one of these just incase. But i also vape alot and at 20 or more watts so if u hv a mod thats only 15watts they would prob work verry well. I dont use them in my dna30 because they are button top and hard to get out of device. If u hv any more Q just ask. No i hvnt needed to i got them and charged them and when i can tell they start to drop off volts i charge them but they work ok last about 4 or more hrs before i notice voltage drop. My mod says they still are half charged but i notice the drop around 60% so i just charge them. They are good for back up so they work ok for me. I use my sony and efest batteries for when iam going out and i bring one of these just incase. But i also vape alot and at 20 or more watts so if u hv a mod thats only 15watts they would prob work verry well. I dont use them in my dna30 because they are button top and... » Read More No i hvnt needed to i got them and charged them and when i can tell they start to drop off volts i charge them but they work ok last about 4 or more hrs before i notice voltage drop. My mod says they still are half charged but i notice the drop around 60% so i just charge them. They are good for back up so they work ok for me. I use my sony and efest batteries for when iam going out and i bring one of these just incase. But i also vape alot and at 20 or more watts so if u hv a mod thats only 15watts they would prob work verry well. I dont use them in my dna30 because they are button top and hard to get out of device. If u hv any more Q just ask. « Show Less
1389056
They are as-good-as/better-than any other "Pad" discharge and I have accidents around 350/400 ml's but that requires a fast access to a rest room or other change area and these pads are not really the best answer for large discharges. I had a much larger need before and you may wish to look into Men's Liberty, a different approach to male incontinence.
516751
I believe the difference is that the white ones are "low self discharge" or something to that affect. Basically it sounds like they will hold their charge longer while not in use.
292436
No, you might want to try a different type of battery first. Make sure they are fresh and new too.
672508
Yes. I guess there is still ghost current on some circuits. Had to pull them out of a ceiling fan due to this. Haven't tried them anywhere else yet.
1841868
They are high/low. No idea how long the lifespan is. I haven't had them very long.