Rayovac I-C3 15 Minute Rechargeable NiMH Batteries, AAA Size, 2-Count Packages (Pack of 3)
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Product Reviews of Rayovac I-C3 15 Minute Rechargeable NiMH Batteries, AAA Size, 2-Count Packages (Pack of 3)
Product Review: Discontinued in 2009 in favor of LSD's, only last 2 weeks
Summary: 1 Stars
Discontinued in 2009, see MetaEfficient.c
"The Best Rechargeable Batteries and Chargers Of 2010"
Since they discharge in 2 weeks, for most apps, better to get the successors, the "Hybrid" or "low self discharge", which take 8 hours to charge.
Have to worry about availability of chargers since they have been discontinued for a year.
Product Review: Fast but Not Long
Summary: 4 Stars
True, this battery charges in 15 minutes with the Rayovac charger, but it will be self-drained in two weeks if left unused after a full charge. I used the AAA battery in my travel alarm clock and it lasted eight months before it required a recharge. The bottom line is charge the battery only when you have an imminent application. I have also used SONY 900mah NiMH AAA rechargeable batteries. The SONY battery also self drains but will retain power for around 1 month if left unused after a full charge. However, the SONY battery will take hours to get a full charge. If you like battery that can retain power longer, try the new hybrid battery by Sanyo, Rayovac, and SONY. These are available at prices comparable to the older NiMh rechargeable battery.Product Review: Reliable and fast as always
Summary: 5 Stars
No more waiting for batteries to recharge for those small, important electronic devices like MP3 players and wireless computer mice, because I forget to charge some extras (or enough of them for devices which use more than one AAA). Always back up and running in less than 15 minutes is a great feeling, but these batteries do get hot until about the first 5-10 minutes after a quick recharge.