In most cases, the same goods from multiple vendors are lumped into the same Amazon bin, so you can be getting goods from any vendor that sells them. …it’s pretty easy to get fakes from Amazon, even if you’re buying from a reputable vendor. The packaging, rapper, and embossed numbers all checked out. But, I didn’t see any indication they were fakes. However, I did my due diligence and looked at that. In most cases, the same goods from multiple vendors are lumped into the same Amazon bin, so you can be getting goods from any vendor that sells them.įunny enough, I thought they were fakes to. Or, maybe you got fakes? I’ve heard that it’s pretty easy to get fakes from Amazon, even if you’re buying from a reputable vendor. (Either lost capacity or high internal resistance.) Depending how old they are, it’s possible they have aged enough that they won’t perform as well as standard ones. just sharing though.Įneloop Pros don’t last as long as standard Eneloops.
When compared to a regular eneloop AAAs, they don’t last nearly as long in my Tool AAA. They spec out at 900mah, but their run times don’t add up. They were older, and they drain faster than I think they should. I bought a pack of eneloop AAA pros from amazon (USA), and they shipped me a pack that looks like it was meant for the European market.
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