Category: AA & AAA

Expensive brands like Duracell are only necessary when energy-hungry devices enter the picture. High-drain items require high levels of stable energy. While they can tolerate cheaper batteries, you...

Duracell batteries are well-made. But they are still batteries. And like every other battery, they are susceptible to faults and defects. As such, you can’t rule out the possibility of leaks,...

Duracell batteries come with an expiration date depending on the origins of the batteries. Although, you will find people claiming otherwise. They may use terms like ‘Use Before’ date, and...

You can’t recharge every Duracell battery. You can only recharge their rechargeable batteries. Rechargeable batteries are convenient because you can recharge them hundreds of times before they...

A battery’s life begins counting down from the date of manufacture. The more time it spends on a shelf, the lower its lifespan. You can still use a battery that exceeds its expiry date. But it will...

Everyone knows Duracell. In 2016, Statista identified them as the leading battery brand in the US, boasting a 39.9 percent market share. The brand is a household name in most countries. But which of...