AA NiCd 600mAh 1.2V Rechargeable Batteries for Solar Garden Lights (Pack of 20)

I had to replace a few recently after several years of facing the elements. I am amazed at how long these lasted with our weather conditions of the past few years. I did have to change a few this year - but, some are still going strong. AMAZED for the price.

Great lights. I took out the lights in one of my outdoor decorations and added this. Lights up wonderfully and even better is the fact that I can turn on/ off via remote. WIll def buy again.

Beware buying 1.2volt for anything other than solar. My mouse for computer requires 1.5v, these 1.2v would not work. These work fine for my solar lights. Most 1.2v rechargeable specify for solar.

Love the lights would buy again!

Solar lights don't require too much reserve capacity and the solar panels are usually of low output and/or quality. My experience has average at best. These AA Ni-Cad batteries fit without any drama. So physically, noting to report here. The solar lights at my house were about two years old, about a third of them weren't holding a charge any longer so when I replaced them with these batteries they all now come at at dusk. Good thing. What I did observe is some of the lights quit before the others. Some are slightly brighter than the others. Now before someone thinks the lights could be receiving different amount of sun light, this could be true, except the lights I am referring to are on my backyard fence posts about 3 feet apart. No trees or buildings or anything to block the sun at all. I guess I will need to check the voltage output of each battery before they come on and see if there are much output difference. PROS: AA battery sized no problems, Cost CONS: inconsistent output/capacity OVERALL: If you need rechargeable solar battery replacement at a low cost, get these.

I used these batteries to replace the batteries in my yard solar lights. So far, the light has been turning on each night and staying lit for most of the night. Some of the batteries had power already in it after I opened up the package. I replaced the old batteries at night with the new NiCd batteries and let it light up the yard. I heard with NiCD batteries, it best to discharge the batteries completely first before recharging it so it doesn't hold a memory charge.

Great batteries that work like they are supposed to do

Not happy. Purchased for my mother in another state so I can't return. Only about half work. She said they are very flimsy.