Rechargeable NiMH AA batteries Newell 2500 mAh – pack of 4 (blister)

Rechargeable NiMH AA batteries Newell 2500 mAh – pack of 4 (blister) are nickel–metal hydride cells designed for everyday portable electronics. Each AA cell offers 2500 mAh nominal capacity and can be recharged many times, which reduces the need for disposable batteries. The batteries are supplied in a blister pack of four, ready to use after initial charging and suitable for a range of household and office devices.

Advantages

These NiMH AA batteries provide relatively high capacity for repeated use and are compatible with most standard AA chargers and devices. Their rechargeable design lowers long-term operating costs and waste compared with single‑use alkaline cells. The cells maintain usable capacity under varying load conditions typical for remotes, toys and wireless peripherals, and the blister packaging keeps the set organized and protected until first use.

Suitable for

• TV and audio remote controls
• Toys and handheld electronic games
• Flashlights and portable lighting
• Wireless keyboards, mice and computer peripherals
• Digital cameras and small portable devices with moderate to high drain

Key specifications

• Chemistry: Nickel–metal hydride (NiMH)
• Cell format: AA (LR6 equivalent)
• Nominal capacity: 2500 mAh
• Voltage: 1.2 V per cell nominal
• Quantity: pack of 4 cells (blister packaging)
• Typical use: rechargeable for frequent use and replacement of disposable AA cells

How to use

Before first use, fully charge the NiMH AA batteries with a compatible charger following the charger manufacturer’s instructions. Insert cells into devices respecting polarity markings (+/−). For best results, charge batteries after they are fully discharged or when device performance decreases, and allow cells to cool to ambient temperature before recharging. Use a charger designed for NiMH chemistry and the AA format to ensure correct charging current and termination.

Usage recommendations

Store batteries in a cool, dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to direct heat or humidity. For devices with low continuous drain, consider recharging only when device performance drops to avoid unnecessary charge cycles. Periodically cycle batteries (full discharge then full charge) if they are stored for long periods to maintain capacity.