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[Hiki]

My batteries are a bit better than that, since I could listen an entire day with 1 AAA battery (not anymore, though). Or my thing needs less energy. Ohohoho.

[Zeratul2k]

I had one of those, given to me as a gift. I only used it as a standard USB flash drive, though, since I didn't want to spend my money on batteries.

[Hiki]

Well, that's true. Batteries cost a fortune if you have to buy a lot D: And if you lose them (which happens to me occasionally)... D:

[Hiki]

*victory fanfare*

I PASSED MY EXAMS 8D

[Sakura]

Mewgratulations! *gives Hiki a stem of catnip*

[Sakura]

Well, that's true. Batteries cost a fortune if you have to buy a lot D: And if you lose them (which happens to me occasionally)... D:

They're cheap here: 8 AAA batteries (1.5V) are € 1.69.

[Zeratul2k]

And here, they are expensive. 4 AAA batteries are around 3 USD, which is 2.15 Euros, more or less.

[Sakura]

Well you *can* buy 4 AAA batteries for up to € 6.99 depending on the brand. Perhaps the "high quality" batteries have 10% more electrons stored in them?

[Zeratul2k]

Dunno, but I've found that, indeed, most "expensive"-branded batteries do last longer than the rest. IMO it has to do with construction and components quality.

[Sakura]

Who cares it you have to pay the triple price for just 20% more? According to the blister package they're all eco-friendly and recycleable.

Perhaps you could ask O-kun to send you a bunch of these by snail mail? Pretty sure he would if you pay for them. I just rechecked: € 1.79 for 8x AAA or 8x AA or 2x 9V (the cubic ones). I think they have large Mono, too but I cannot remember if there are 2 or 4 in every blister.

He also just told me, they're good for 10 years or more if you put them in a freezer. (only in waterproof plastic bag)