Collection: AA & AAA Batteries

AA cells are larger and hold more capacity, while AAA cells are slimmer and lighter. Both deliver 1.5V, so the difference is size and runtime, not voltage. Check your device's battery compartment to see which it needs. See the full Batteries range.

For high-drain or outdoor devices, yes. Lithium cells last longer, weigh less and work well in the cold, and they resist leaking. For low-drain devices like remotes, standard alkaline cells are usually more economical.

It's best not to. Mixing batteries of different ages or brands can cause uneven discharge, reduced performance and a higher risk of leaking. Always replace the full set with the same type at the same time.

If you use batteries often, rechargeables save money and reduce waste over time. They need a charger but pay off quickly for devices like game controllers and cameras. Browse Rechargeable Batteries to compare options.

Keep them in a cool, dry place in their original packaging, away from metal objects that could short the terminals. Avoid extreme heat, and remove batteries from devices you won't use for a long time to prevent leaks.

High-drain devices, cold conditions and low-quality cells all shorten runtime. Using lithium cells in demanding gear and a fresh full set helps. If a device drains batteries unusually fast, check for a stuck switch or backlight left on.

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