ENERGIZER AAA Batteries, Ultimate Lithium Triple A Battery, 24 Count

If you’ve got Blink cameras these are the batteries you need. They’re not cheap but they last longer than any other batteries.

strong current and don’t leak.

Best batteries ever.

The Energizer Ultimate Lithium AAA Batteries (24-Pack) are a top-tier choice when you need reliable, long-lasting power, especially in high-drain or essential devices. I’ve used them in everything from flashlights and wireless mice to remotes and digital thermometers, and they consistently outlast regular alkaline batteries by a wide margin.They’re lightweight, leak-resistant, and perform well in extreme temperatures, making them ideal for outdoor gear, emergency kits, and tech you don’t want to check frequently. With a 10-year shelf life, they’re also great to stockpile.While they cost more upfront than standard batteries, the long lifespan justifies the price—you’ll be replacing them far less often.One note: These are not rechargeable, so be sure you’re using them in devices where disposables make sense.Overall, Energizer Ultimate Lithium AAA Batteries deliver superior longevity and reliability, making them a smart investment for devices that matter most.

The main advantage of the Eveready lithium batteries (both AA & AAA) are that they DO NOT LEAK, EVER. Before I used lithium, I used Duracells. They were very good, but occasionally they would leak. It's a pain the the butt when something is destroyed by battery corrosion. One of the main problems when some little item becomes unremarkable is that you can't easily find the same unit to replace it (whether it's discontinued or just remodeled). So your little push lights mounted on your walls don't match anymore. I'd rather pay a few more $ now to not have to worry about that. These batteries last 2-3 times longer than alkaline and they weigh less. Win-win. The downside is they cost more.

Even if these batteries are more expensive, they are worth the money.So many battery-powered items just last so much longer.I have a clock in my garage that would kill an Alkaline battery in 4 months. With these, I just started my second year without replacing it! Cold weather really killed the Alkaline ones but had no effect on the Lithium ones.

I use these in electronics that don’t get used real often (eg digital level). They’ll hold their charge for up to 10 years and you never have to worry about them leaking and ruining the tool.

Gang, when I’m out shopping, these things are hard to find in larger packs. They’re a great battery that I prefer and use so when I saw these while not having to leave my chair… Well, the rest you can figure out without me insulting your intelligence.