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While many of today’s portable electronic devices now use proprietary battery packs of their own, there are still plenty of products that require AA or AAA batteries. Electronic flashes, digital cameras, game controllers, remote controls, children’s toys, battery-operated electric toothbrushes, portable radios, emergency flashlights – the list goes on and on.
This is why the Sanyo Eneloop Rechargeable Battery Family Pack is such a handy thing to own, and only for PHP 2,999.00 too.
Most consumer electronic devices today, such as digital cameras, as well as laptops and mobile phones, use one form of rechargeable lithium-ion battery or another. Battery life as a result is much improved, or what the battery industry describes as high energy density, but a little bit of maintenance can help extend their useful lives some more, and Treehugger has some useful tips to achieve this end:
Tip 1: A lithium-ion battery can be used straight out of the box. It isn’t necessary to fully discharge the battery first before recharging the same. In fact, doing precisely that to this kind of battery can actually damage it. Unlike nickel-based batteries, lithium-ion cells are not plagued with memory effect, so there is no need for these unnecessary procedures in order to fully charge it.
More tips after the jump.
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