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HomeElectronicsAccessories & SuppliesBatteries, Chargers & Power SuppliesBatteriesby UseCordless TelephoneNEW HHR-65AAABU AAA 2 Pack for Panasonic 6.0 (Telephone Accessories) |
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 You don't have to use Panasonic rechargeable batteries for Panasonic phones Feb 25, 2012
By NLee the Engineer
Most people may assume that since those HHR-65AAABU AAA 2 Pack) batteries bear the Panasonic brand name, they must be the best replacement batteries for Panasonic DECT 6.0 cordless phones. But that's not necessarily the case.
Check the battery compartment of your Panasonic cordless phone (for example, the Panasonic KX-TG1062M DECT 6.0 Cordless/Corded Phone). If you see just two loose AAA cells instead of a battery pack, you're in luck! You can put any AAA rechargeable NiMH cells in there, and the phone won't know the difference. When the handset is placed into the charging cradle, the charger won't know the difference either. So it will just continue to charge the batteries at a low current (around 50mA). As long as your replacement batteries have capacity equal or higher than the original batteries, you are good to go.
That said, I highly recommend getting some good-quality LSD (Low-Self-Discharge, also known as 'Pre-Charged') rechargeable batteries, instead of either genuine Panasonic brand or off-brand rechargeable batteries. This is because:
1. Genuine Panasonic NiMH AAA batteries have capacities of 550-630mAh, which is very low by today's standard. Most rechargeable NiMH AAA cells on the market have capacity of 800mAh or higher.
2. Off-brand batteries advertise higher capacities such as '1000mAh', but they usually suffer from rapid self-discharge problem. That means if you leave the handset outside the cradle for just a few days, the batteries will be dead due to self-discharge.
3. LSD batteries are pre-charged from the factory, and they are ready to use right out of the package. That means you can start using your phone with those batteries right away, instead of having to charge the handset for several hours before testing.
4. LSD batteries are rated for much longer lifespan (typically 1000 cycles) compared to ordinary NiMH batteries (typically 500 cycles).
As of this writing, you can set a set of 4 good-quality LSD cells for about the same price as just two of those 'Panasonic' batteries. Consider, for examples:
- Sanyo eneloop AAA Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries (800mAh)
- GP ReCyko AAA Rechargeable Batteries Pre-Charged (850mAh)
- Tenergy Centura AAA Low Self-Discharge NiMH Rechargeable Batteries (850mAh)
All those batteries above offer higher capacity than the original Panasonic batteries. Furthermore, you get batteries with known quality, instead of trying your luck. That may be more important than cost-saving alone.
 Phone Battery May 04, 2012
By L. Marchena
"Linda"
I am satisfied with my purchase, and it arrived in a very timely fashion. This was my first time purchasing this battery, so I am waiting to see how long it will functions.
Panasonic cordless phone replacement batteries Feb 26, 2012
By kevin
I have two cordless panasonic phones that are a little over a year old and the battery life was getting very short. I ordered these replacement batteries and now I am back to having a long talk time with my phones. Very pleased with these batteries and would recommend them.
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