Soshine Rechargeable Lithium AA Batteries - USB C AA Battery 1.5V 3500mWh Charges 2 Hours,with 4-in-1 USB-C Charging Cable, 4-Pack

Love these, 3rd set that I bought

Perfect item

These are really great. They seem to be high capacity, and they come with a USB cable which allows simultaneous charging of up to 4 batteries.I bought these because the remote for our Roku Premier+ from ~2018 seems to drain regular batteries *much* faster than traditional remotes. I imagine this is because the remote seems to be based on bluetooth or a similar proprietary wireless technology. The remote is always immediately responsive, so I assume it doesn't have any sort of sleep function. Anyhow, after tearing thru many disposable batteries, and after having to constantly recharge traditional rechargeable batteries, I decided to try these USB-C rechargeable batteries. I charged them to 100% immediately, and placed them in the remote. It's been a few months and these batteries show no signs of fading. Other traditional batteries would start to incur partial loss of functionality in the remote (even if the batteries were still testing at ~40%), but that doesn't happen with these.I did not expect them to be so good. If you have a device that chugs AA batteries, give these a try.

These batteries work well and charge quickly, but have a rather short lifetime. When using them in an Xbox controller, the system is unable to detect when the battery is low; they go from full power to no power. The USB-C plugs are very easy to use and tell when the battery is charged, and the cable that comes with it seems to be of great quality. It does bot come with a charging brick.

These batteries are great. They have saved me a few times from having to go to the store. I will be purchasing more of thes and hopefully I will be able to get away from buying the alkaline type.

Worked for a month. Now they only hold 1/4 of the original charge. Wouldn’t recommend.

I just got my batteries today from Amazon and the soshine batteries aa size were all scuffed up on the battery where you can see metal. The way they package them is just a little paper like box. It does not secure the batteries. Upon opening the batteries were all loose. What they need to do is put them in a little plastic battery container that holds them securely. Little plastic battery case with a lid. That's how I got my blackube aa 1.5 volt lithium ion batteries over 2 yrs ago and not a scratch on them and there in better condition then the new ones I just got today. Looks like there doing away with the plastic case included in the purchase of the batteries but there are some battery brands that still include plastic battery case with purchase of batteries. Looks like only on aliexpress but with them it may take up to 9 weeks to get them. Also cheaper price. So if you can wait. It's all good. OK UPDATE: Got replacement batteries and only one little nick where you can see metal underneath. So alot better handling. But the product packaging still sucks. Paper cardboard does not hold the batteries. Shoshine should use plastic cellophane or some kind of plastic molding to better hold the batteries so they don't shake and move around and bang into each other and damage the battery wrapping. At almost 5 bucks a battery this should not be the case. Shoshine needs better packaging for transport.

I bought these Soshine AA cells for my own use. I have tried them in several LED flashlights and they perform well. I do not have a way to verify mAH, but the AA cells seem to provide run time similar to standard disposable alkaline cells. Charging is easy with the included quad cable. I recommend plugging the quad cable into a 2 Amp or more USB adapter. The best feature of these cells is that they put out a full 1.5 Volts. After just a few recharges, these cells will be saving money and putting less waste in landfills,