Rechargeable batteries
With a service life of between 100 and 1000 charges, rechargeable batteries are useful for high power devices. See how to use these batteries correctly.
With a service life of between 100 and 1000 charges, rechargeable batteries are useful for high power devices. See how to use these batteries correctly.
Laptop batteries need to be able offer long service life, as high power demands are often placed on them. This has to combine with a small size, light weight and fast charging.
AA batteries are among the most common consumer batteries. They are available as either rechargeable or single use batteries, and fit many portable electronic devices.
Digital cameras use a lot of power, which means camera batteries need to be able to cope with high demands. Many companies produce specialised digital camera batteries.
Dry cell AAA batteries are used in a wide range of small electronic devices. They have become increasingly popular, as items such as cameras have become smaller.
Digital camcorder batteries offer an effective combination of portability and long use. They are also usually rechargeable, which means they can last potentially up to 1000 charges.
Mobile phones are hugely popular, and mobile phone batteries are produced by most manufacturers. Low size mobile phone batteries can be charged in many ways.
Smaller than car batteries, motorcycle batteries work in a similar way. They can also be used in other vehicles and are easily stored when not in use.
With the potential to last for years without needing charged or replaced, watch batteries are very convenient. They can also be found in a number of other devices where small size is needed.
Lithium batteries are designed for long-life devices that do not use a high charge. This includes wireless alarm systems, which require batteries that can last a long time.
Duracell is one of the most recognisable brands in the world, and the sports-loving bunny has helped make Duracell batteries a market leader among consumer batteries.