Sanyo Eneloop AA Batteries & Charger Unboxing Linus Tech Tips

Linus Tech Tips ·Linus Tech Tips ·2010-05-08 · 359 words · ~1 min read
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0:00 Okay, so today we're going to unbox the famous Sano Enaloop batteries. So, it's
0:05 about 30 bucks to buy four batteries and a charger. And doing some very rough
0:09 math, uh, compared to buying just like some regular Duracell batteries at the
0:14 grocery store, which is about four bucks for four batteries, you only need to
0:19 charge these, Wow. If I'm going to be able to get this open, you only need to
0:22 charge them about 7 to eight times to
0:26 have them start paying for themselves. Now, Sano advertises that they can be
0:30 charged as many as a thousand times with
0:34 the uh the statement over 40 billion single-use batteries were disposed of
0:38 worldwide last year. Isn't it time to go and charge to go rechargeable? So, here
0:42 we have the uh the battery charger itself. The manual is glued to the back.
0:47 The instructions are fairly simple. Basically, you can charge two or four
0:51 batteries at a time. I actually own like three of these chargers and like
0:54 probably 20, 30 of these batteries. So, you either put them in the one side or
0:59 you put them in the other side or you put in all four. Now, it won't work
1:04 until you remove the little plastic strip that's up here covering the
1:07 contacts and then you're ready to go. You can actually charge both double A's
1:11 and AAA's using this charger. So, it's just a little wall plug right there. And
1:15 then we can have a look at the batteries themselves. Now, one of the special
1:19 things about Analoops is that a they last a really long time compared to
1:22 other rechargeable batteries. And like I said, I can vouch for that personally.
1:26 And B, they actually come pre-charged. So if you just desperately need
1:30 batteries for something, you can just grab a pack of Analoops, throw them in.
1:34 They come with like a 60% charge or 70% charge, use them for a while, then
1:38 recharge them when you need to. Thanks for checking out my blog on the Sano and
1:42 Loop rechargeable batteries.