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K&F Concept Rechargeable AA Lithium Batteries 8-Pack, 1.5V 3600mWh Li-ion Batteries with K&F Charger Case & LED Display

  •  【Consistent 1.5V Power】K&F rechargeable AA lithium batteries deliver a stable 1.5V output for consistent performance in compatible devices. Each battery provides 3600mWh of energy, while the low-power voltage switch helps prevent sudden shutdowns when the charge drops below 10%.
  •  【Charge 8 Batteries at Once】The KENTFAITH charging case lets you recharge up to 8 AA batteries simultaneously with 5V/3A charging. A full charge takes about 3.5 hours, while the compact case keeps your batteries organized, protected, and ready when you need them.
  •  【1,600+ Recharge Cycles】Built for more than 1,600 charge cycles, these rechargeable lithium AA batteries are made for long-term everyday use. Reduce the need for disposable batteries while saving on repeated replacements for frequently used devices.
  •  【 LED Status for Every Slot】Check charging progress at a glance with individual LED indicators on the K&F charging case. Flashing green means charging, solid green means fully charged, and red indicates a charging issue. No light means the slot is empty or the battery needs better contact.
  •  【Wide Compatibility with Built-In Protection】Designed for compatible high-drain devices such as Xbox controllers, security cameras, flashlights, Meta Quest VR controllers, trail cameras, toys, and more. Built-in overcharge, overcurrent, and over-temperature protection adds an extra layer of safety. Not recommended for doorbells or devices with peak discharge above 3A

 

General
Type Delivers stable 1.5V power with 3600mWh capacity and low-battery protection. Charges 8 AA batteries simultaneously in 3.5 hours using a compact, organized case. Offers over 1,600 recharge cycles, reducing disposable battery waste and replacement costs. Features individual LED indicators for easy charging status and battery troubleshooting. Supports compatible high-drain devices with built-in protection against overcharging, overcurrent, and overheating.

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