TESLA TOYS+ batteries for girls, AA Maximum Power Alkaline Batteries, 10 Year Shelf Life, A Long-lasting Battery Life, Leak-free, LR06, 4 count [Pack of 1]

I have kids and of course we have tons of toys that take batteries.Unlike other brand batteries these last a very long time and don't disappoint.Have used them in every thing and they last great.Remotes, wireless microphones, toys, cameras, candles, etc.We have the flame less candles that come on for two hours a day automatically and the AA batteries will last 4 or 5 months.Pushing more power than others

This set of x4 AA batteries arrived in a pink coloured blister pack and are orientated toward girls which immediately I found very odd. Why do batteries need to be orientated towards gender when they are likely to go into the toy / device and never even be seen? The design other than having cartoon girls and hearts on isn’t any different to a normal battery so I do think this is a completely unnecessary product in this respect.The batteries do supposedly have a 10-year shelf life and the company does guarantee this which is good but of course I don’t actually have evidence of the battery longevity so I can’t really vouch for it. However, they do work well in terms of providing power and the set of battery powered lights that I have put them into is working well so far.Priced at £4.68 at the time of reviewing these are expensive for alkaline non rechargeable batteries and I think the company are charging an unnecessary premium for being gender orientated, particularly when you compare the prices to Energizer’s or Duracell’s long-lasting alkaline batteries which are comparable or much cheaper. I hadn’t previously heard of this manufacturer before ordering these batteries, so I will give them the benefit of the doubt in terms of longevity by giving 4 stars.

Batteries are standard AA batteries, but why the gender pink/blue cartoon style?These also arent supposed to be willy-nilly handing out near babies or kids to use so i don't understand the target market of them, but they are just as good as other batteries to use for toys and a lot more expensive too...same of this standard AA battery 4-pack are about £2 other places...

These AA batteries come in a pink and gold packet. The batteries themselves have little stick figures of girls in pink dresses and pink and gold accents on the design. The overall look is striking and somewhat unusual.Price wise you can get makes like Duracell or Energizer 4 pack of AA batteries for less than these on Amazon so you are paying for the somewhat unusual marketing and design and the companies claim that they last a long time on large current draw devices i.e. electronic toys. Most toys we have now have internal USB rechargeable or standard rechargeable batteries but I did find a few and they all worked fine, but without getting them played with for days on end I can't say if they last any better than a pack of Duracell.I have to admit after seeing these in person I have concerns with making batteries look attractive to children regardless of if it is for boys or girls.So batteries that have a unique design, I will leave it up to you if you are comfortable with it or not, but at a slightly higher price than their competitors. I don't think I will be getting them again.As an aside, at time of writing, there is a 5* review for these batteries and when you look at the reviewers profile all they have reviewed is Tesla batteries of various types all of which they have given 5* no other products at all have been reviewed, make of that what you will.

Writing much about batteries that perform well is a challenge.The name intrigued me, but I don’t believe they are associated with the car manufacturer.I use the batteries in my camera flash (even though it says it’s for toys) which is quite demanding; so far, it performs well and still has plenty of juice left after multiple uses.It is cheaper than most premium high-street brands, which is a plus.

I was curious to know whether this has any connection to the car maker. It seems not. Tesla batteries A.S is a Norwegian company according to Bard. They sell a range of batteries, and I have to say the presentation is impressive. These are optimized for toys. The pink-for-girls, blue-for-boys packaging might seem gimmicky, or worse, but it will delight some, and will no doubt help sales. Once inside a device, it's the performance that really matters. I can't do a scientific comparison with rival products, or test the ten-year guarantee, but they have done well in everything they have been put in. I don't doubt that these are fine batteries of their type, but I try to avoid using disposable batteries where possible. Rechargeable NiMh batteries are greener than alkalines, and lithium ones more powerful. If you need alkalines the Tesla ones are an option, and the current price of £4.68 for four, delivered, is a little lower than when I received this sample.

Good AA batteries from TESLA. This is a packet of 4 batteries that are specifically marketed for girls' toys. They have girls printed on them. They are good for game controllers or other toys. I like the design. They are alkaline batteries that should last for months, depending on use frequency. They have a long shelf life too. Good value.

“Pink for Girls and Blue for boys” is not required.Batteries work effectively however I do not agree with the sexiest colours.