Sony 2500 mAh AA Rechargeable Nimh Batteries, 4-pack

alaTest has collected and analyzed 236 user reviews of the Sony 2500 mAh AA Rechargeable Nimh Batteries, 4-pack from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

Not sure if this is a common occurrence, but the batteries were stolen during shipment. The manila envelope was cut on the side and contents were taken out. It would have been much better to package the batteries in a box where content is not so evident.

I love these rechargeables. I use them in my Xbox 360 controllers and in portable speakers and other devices. They work great and I bought the Sony charger of course.

The batteries were a good brand but they will not run the solar lights all night like they should. The originals ones did for almost two years. These failed the first week so I would never buy these. They were 2500AH and the ones I relplaced were only...

Packaging is different than show on pictures and not lost longer than regular battery's. battery dies after taking 120 shots . Also gets very hot while charging

I replaced the batteries in the solar lights that are outside in the garden and along the path to the house. It has not been long, so if they don't last long, I would not know that. They charge fine and work so I have no complaints.

Sanyo Eneloop are the best and somewhat expensive - but worth it. Amazon Basics are decent and priced right. These Sony rechargables are garbage - don't waste your money!

Not so much in the picture.Sent battery gray that come with the charger {Sony Cycle Energy Power Charger with 4 2500 mAh AA Batteries}.That is, the previous version.In principle, good battery.Сharge about 2100-2300 mAh.

I used these batteries in 2 different applications and I didn't find them to perform as expected -- that from an degreed electronic engineer.

I bought 8 of these batteries a couple years ago for toys for my kids, Wii remotes etc. Even after fairly regular use these batteries still hold a pretty good charge. I have bought some cheaper batteries that vary around 1800-2000Mah and none of them...