I use them for the baby's swing-relax and for the mobile, and they last about 12 days while other batteries barely last 6-7 days

Value for money package, satisfactory duration and performance. I have used 2 packs of AA and AAA and I haven't noticed any of them "leaking" or losing fluid.

I got it for an XBOX remote. The truth is that they don't last long. I liked that on the back there is a diagram with the battery type technologies

The support from Skrutz point is disappointing, the slot gets blocked and you risk losing the package, and God help you from the support...

Price good but duration neither zink. Their duration is very short: In a wall clock it is not even 2 months (compared to others 1.5 years), In sensors/thermometers 1 month instead of 2 years. If you buy them, make sure to write down the date it will be placed on the device to see the duration.

Very good batteries, I had put them in a watch and they lasted about a year. In a pocket radio, they also lasted about 2 weeks with daily use and overall they are reliable. They don't leak fluids, which is more important to me because what's the point if the battery lasts but leaks and damages the device. Philips combines all three qualities: durability, reliability, and quality

Their durability is satisfactory from what I have seen so far, and they are also known by name, and I believe they are worth it in terms of value for money, especially with the quantity that the package contains.

They are reliable and high-quality! Phillips has a better range but it is more expensive. These ones are just fine!