Best Rechargeable Battery Brand (9 Brands Tested/episode 2). Let's find out!
Watch the test ↗The verdict
- 1Buy on Amazon ↗
Ikea Ladda
avg finish 2208 mAh remaining after 42 days (8.68% loss)
“After 42 days, the battery with the most juice was a tie between the IKEA LADDA and the Duracell with the PowerEx very closely behind.”
- 2Buy on Amazon ↗
PowerEx
avg finish 2200 mAh remaining after 42 days (8.64% loss)
“After 42 days, the battery with the most juice was a tie between the IKEA LADDA and the Duracell with the PowerEx very closely behind.”
Other picks
- AvoidBuy ↗
EBL
“which is far better than the EBL at nearly twice that rate with a 0.32% loss per day on average”
- AvoidBuy ↗
Rayovac
“Unfortunately, the Rayovac only achieved 90% and the EBL 86%.”
- Also notedBuy ↗
Eneloop
“the Energizer, the Eneloop, and the Amazon Basics black averaged around a 0.16 to 0.17% self-discharge rate per day”
- Also notedBuy ↗
Energizer
“Finally, the Energizer started off at 1,898 and is down to 1,770, which is only a loss of 6.74% beating both the Eneloop and the Amazon Basics black in a very close race.”
- Also notedBuy ↗
Amazon Basics
“The Amazon Basics black had 1,849 last time is down to 1,716 this time, which is only a loss of 7.19%. Very impressive.”
Everything tested 7
- PowerExPowerExAmazon ↗
- Ikea LaddaIkeaAmazon ↗
- Amazon BasicsAmazon BasicsAmazon ↗
- EneloopEneloopAmazon ↗
- RayovacRayovacAmazon ↗
- EBLEBLAmazon ↗
- EnergizerEnergizerAmazon ↗
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