AA 600mAh 1.2V NiMH Rechargeable Batteries for Solar Light,Solar Lamp,Garden Lights Green(12 PCS)

Our house has strings of LED lights outlining the yard. Anyone knows, they last about a year tops. It's because the battery inside the solar charger declines in chargeability over time. Open it up and you'll see these green batteries inside. Swap them out and you're good for another year. Then after a few years, you'll have to swap out the little solar panel from sun damage. That's a whole 'nother story but doable with a soldering iron and 3M tape

Sourced these AA size batteries to replace dead batteries in solar charged garden lights that were 4-7 years old.At 600 mAh possible capacity ( which may vary due to sunlight) these batteries were about 70% more capacity than the lights' orginal 350 mAh AA size batteries. So getting a longer run time from these batteries now in the older lights.I took the time to write the replacement date on the batteries with a black permanent marker because the battery wrapping /case had enough room to easily do this.Would buy again. Thanks.

Make sure the batteries you're replacing are 600mAh 1.2V NiMH, These match the batteries which were found in my solar lights, replacement was easy and fast, I thought the faded solar screen would prevent these from charging fully, No issues with getting a full charge. They have been great and performs well and lasts as long as the original batteries, which came installed on my lamps. I would buy BAOBIAN rechargeable batteries again in the future.

I don't know what to say because their batteries and I just got them! But I'm sure they will work just fine! I will probably order more because I have a lot of solar lights! Fast delivery! 😊

These batteries are working great so far. They hold a lot of juice and it takes a long time before one needs to be recharged

I bought these to match the diameter of a standard AA battery. They charge well, but one of the eight cells holds the charge less than three days with average use. By "average use", I mean that I used all eight cells in an older Olympus digital camera equally and found that all other seven cells last several weeks.12.5% is an unacceptable failure rate for me and I would not recommend these to others, and will not be buying them again to replace the bad cell.

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I bought these batteries before and found them to be useful. The charge holds for quite a while and they last probably about a year or more of charge cycles. I use them for my outdoor solar lights that require AA rechargeables.