Hunt for Rechargeable batteries, GP-Recyko * Sanyo eneloop * Camelion Always Ready???

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nanda

Disciple
I went to T.Nagar (Chennai) today to know the battery pricing for my camera..

1) Camelion Alwaysready 4 x 2100mAH + Camelion Plain Charger = 700

2) GP Recyko 4 x 2100 mAH + Gp powerbank Charger = 490 + 275 = 770

3) Sanyo eneloop 4 x 2100 mAH = 385+385 = 770 (NO charger available seperately :mad:)

Which one is best VFM and gives long life.........

Thanks :eek:hyeah:
 
well the eneloop is tried and tested,do note whether u buy a camelion or sanyo or sony there are plenty of fakes.
buy only from authorised dealers.

@babhishek
if u want a orginal batteries u can go and buy a sony blue cycle energy batteries at any sony world or buy them online in primeabgb Sony Cycle Energy Battery NH-AAA-B2K these are sonys version of eneloop.
 
^... +1. It should be either Sony Cycle Energy or else Sanyo Eneloop... You will not regret buying them... Its practically more convenient to have a battery which holds charge much longer than ordinary NiMh cell...

I'm using Eneloops & I never have to worry about discharged cells on storage... Its always up & running like alkaline cells... Totally worth it...

By the way I've 16 Eneloops total.... :)
 
In sony website they charge cycle blue 2000 mAh 4 batteries for Rs 730\--

And what charger you use???

Pls suggest a good charger with trickle to avoid overcharging??
 
nanda said:
In sony website they charge cycle blue 2000 mAh 4 batteries for Rs 730\--

And what charger you use???

Pls suggest a good charger with trickle to avoid overcharging??
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u can get their own charger/battery combo pack BCG-34HTD2K : Charger : Battery & Charger : Sony India

these blue cycle energy batteries and eneloop have lower AH capacity at 2000mah,but have a higher charge/discharge cycles.if u go for the normal ni-mh batteries like sony Green cycle energy u can get upto 2700mah but have shorter charge/discharge cycles .
 
A common question coming up in these forums seems to be the merits of a slow self-discharge eneloop type battery v/s a high capacity NiMH battery. Let me try to keep this simple and without tech jargon.

How do you use your camera or whatever gadget?

If you take a couple of shots from time to time and keep it in the case most of the time like I do, then eneloops are for you.

If you take it out on a holiday and want it to get a large number of shots in a matter of a few days then you should be going for 2500 or 2700 mAH MiMH cells.

Hope that is clear enough.
 
BF1983 said:
I use GP Recyco and I am very happy with them. Much more VFM than the Eneloops IMHO.
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Which charger you use? and how much you bought from where?

Is it good because nobody says about GP Recyko and may it also contains fake pieces......?
 
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