BEVIGOR Lithium Batteries AA 12Pack, 3000mAh 1.5V Double A Lithium Battery, Longer Lasting AA Batterie for Blink Smart Lock Deadbolt, Security Aralm System High-Tech Devices【Non-Rechargeable】

Great Batteries, bought once before (approx. a year ago), to use in my amazon blink outdoor cameras. Considering I've only used them in my cameras, which use a lot of power, they have lasted almost a year! For the price, this is a great value!! Definitely recommend, even for outside cameras, no leaking battery acid, even after a year.

I put a pair in my blink camera outside, 2 days later they were dead. I put another set in and 2 days later wer showing low battery. Not good!!! I want to correct my review. I put the batteries in a different Blink outside and they are still working. I think my Blink camera went bad. Sorry for bad review.

I’m so glad I found these batteries! They are so much cheaper than the ones I buying before. The battery life is long. They last a long time compared to regular AA. We use them in our blink cameras. This way we don’t have to change them all the time. Works in the winter and summer outdoors.

I specifically ordered these batteries for my Blink cameras. I have a total of 6 and replacing lithium batteries gets costly no matter what the device is. I ordered a 12-pack as the price was inexpensive when compared to the brand name batteries which are ridiculously priced. The product description indicates a life span of 10 years which I can’t confirm as I have not had these batteries for 10 years. I expect most batteries to last a couple of years which most do unless I get a dud which is rare. Which brings me to these batteries and their performance. I ordered these batteries in December 2024 as I had several cameras that went dead. I inserted these batteries in 2 different Blink cameras and on the second day one of the cameras indicated that the battery life was shot (my Blink app confirmed this). I took it down, removed the batteries and re-inserted them and for whatever reason, the low battery indicator disappeared from my Blink app. The camera resumed normal operation and I have had no issue with it. Then a week later (first week in Jan 2025), the other camera experienced the same malfunction. My blink app once again indicated that the battery was dying (see image). Because this camera is at a high elevation (requires a ladder) I elected to ignore it just to see what would happen. Much to my surprise, nothing occurred. The camera has remained fully operational for the past 5 months even though the Blink app indicates that the battery is low. I can only assume that these batteries are giving off some type of false reading that has no impact on camera functionality (not with mine anyway). I find the batteries work fine, just find it annoying that the battery life indicators are not working properly as this is going to cause a problem when the batteries actually die. Did not have this issue with the batteries that were included with the Blink cameras!

These have about the same amount of life as the much more expensive familiar name brands at a fraction of the cost. I use these mainly for wireless cameras and doorbells.

I put there in my door knob electronic lock. about a couple weeks later, the door knob lock wouldn't respond so I couldn't get in the house. The lock uses 4 batteries and one was totally dead zero volts, the other 3 ok. So these aren't any good except for maybe toys when batteries going dead doesn't matter.

Works great with Blink cameras. Always buy more when I run out.

Great

These BEVIGOR AAA lithium batteries worked very well in my daughter's toy robot. They provided steady power and the toy ran smoothly without any issues. With a 1.5V and 1200mAh capacity, they seem to last much longer than regular alkaline batteries, which is especially useful for toys that drain power quickly. They came well packaged and ready to use. A reliable choice if you need strong, long lasting batteries for kids' electronics or other household devices.

Good to buy , Long lasting.

I got these for my Blink doorbell as it specifically requires lithium 1.5V. These were cheaper than the energiser ultimates that are recommend by Blink and I haven’t really noticed any differences. I’ve been using them for the last 6 months and battery life is still good. The doorbell is directly exposed to the elements and often in direct sunlight as well and I’ve never had any issues even in extreme temperatures. Would recommend!

I bought a pack of these last year to use in my Google Nest Protect Smoke/CO Alarms. Those batteries are still installed today and I've had no issues. So, when I needed to replace the batteries in my Nest Door Lock I bought these again. Considering the price and how they've worked for me so far, I would definitely consider purchasing these again in the future.

As with any brand of AA Lithium batteries I have ordered, these seem to be of good quality, but as with all Lithium batteries, properly assessing how well they work takes time. I have a weather station that uses three AA batteries as a backup up the solar charged built in battery. Since the solar panel can get covered in snow during our long, cold winters, it's important to use Lithium to keep the unit functioning. These have considerably more capacity than a standard alkaline AA, which is important since Lithium batteries lose capacity as temperatures drop. I had recently replaced the ones that had been in the station for about a year with some new Lithium AAs, but the weather had been very cold, the snow kept the solar panel covered, and the batteries started to drain quickly. The batteries that I replaced with these were also 3500 mAh. So far, with the temps having, on a couple of nights, dipped down to just above -30 C and the solar panel covered with snow for over a week, the weather station is still working great, which means the batteries are still powering the device. Their size is the same as Alkaline AAs, so they fit into any device that runs on AAs. In the past, some Lithium and other chemistries that had greater capacity than alkalines were wider, which made them hard to install, and in some cases, they didn't fit at all. These are a perfect fit. When I ordered these, the four-pack was priced at $11.99, which is slightly more than most similar 3500 mAh Lithium AA batteries. Ultimately, only time will tell how long these will work in the wide temperature range the weather station endures. Still, even if they last for a year, at this price they will give me the comfort of knowing what the temperature is at my house, not at some other location in the city.