EBL EBL Pack of 8 10000mAh Ni-MH D Cells Rechargeable Batteries, Battery Case Included

We just received this and using them. Wanting to save money as things are getting harder to afford so we are taking all steps to save. The quality, size, look is exactly what we needed and perfect price for our budget. They are working well and appear to be a great battery quality. Time will tell!!

Once fully charged they last a long time and I’ve had my first set a few years now they work like the day I bought them. They do take a while to fully charge but worth it

Decent. These worked perfectly fine. I didn't run an official capacity test, but I can say this: These ran a 9W coleman fluorescent lantern for over 10 hours. Not bad!

I am satisfied with the product. Great value for the money. They hold the charge for longer time than expected. The weight is ideal for any use.

This set of 8 Nimh D cells is the first size I bought from EBL. I have purchased other sizes since. I tested the D-cells in a 4-cell Maglite flashlight and was surprised at the result. With the flashlight on continuously, I judged that it burned at full brightness for 24 hours and then began slowly declining up to 36 hours - it was very dim by then, but not dead. I also like the reusable molded plastic 2-pack containers the EBL Nimh batteries come in, either for storing those batteries or for other batteries, such as, standard carbon batteries. This result was with an LED lamp, The old standard lamp uses a lot more oower. Update 12-19-2021: I mistakenly called these batteries lithium, but they are actually Ni-MH. They do not come fully charged as claimed. They should be charged in a good charger before using. Beware of cheap chargers. I put 4 barely used batteries and 4 that had never been unsealed in a new advanced charger with individual cell controls and found that all 8 required many hours to reach full charge. I am not saying there is anything wrong with the batteries, only that they should be charged before use. Update 12-19-2021 I mistakenly called these batteries lithium - they are actually Ni-MH. What I want buyers to know is that while the writeup says they come fully charged, that is far from the case. I wondered why the light in my Maglite flashlight was so dim. I put the 4 with very little use so far and the 4 which were never unsealed in a newly purchased advanced charger with individual cell controls and found that they all took many hours to reach full charge. I do not mean that there is anything wrong with the batteries, but only that they need to be charged before using.