Rayovac C Batteries, Ultra Pro C Cell Batteries, 12 Count

Good batteries.

I keep these on hand all the time. I've replaced all my candles (tons and tons of candles) with flameless candles with timers (some with dual timers) that require 2 "C" batts each for 1,000-1,500 hours 'burn' time, depending on the style of 'candle'. I also have solar lanterns that hang from shepherd's hooks looped through my chain link fence Spring through Fall months that use "C"s.Having said that, with this product, my burn time and brightness of the candles and lanterns last much longer than estimated by the manufacturers of those products (Candle Impressions), whether the candles are 'on' all the time or using them with the timers. The same holds true for the extended brightness of the stained glass (plastic) lanterns outside as compared to other C batteries I've tried in the past. They are wonderful for all those times I lose power here (and that's a lot) from wind, storms, rain, freezing rain and drizzle, snow, transformers blowing out, or sneezing. :)I've also given the flameless candles as gifts to those who like the idea of eliminating the safety hazards of real candles that must be carefully placed and watched in their homes and always include these batteries with the gift.Can't go wrong. I monitor this product regularly and pick it up when on sale so I never run out. Reliable, long lasting, dependable, good value. Can't go wrong.

It was great. Delivered very fast!

Rayovac isn't the top of the line battery company out there, but then again - they don't have to be. They make decent batteries that do the job and do it well enough for the price. Yes, they advertise that they last as long as Duracell, but honestly - I don't care about how well they compare to other batteries. I only care that when I buy them, they are new, they last for a while, and they don't die when I need them the most. The UltraPro line of batteries are fairly cost-effective, last a decent amount of time, and don't seem to spring leaks like so many cheaper battery lines do.Overall, I'm happy with the Rayovac brand. No, I'd never confuse them with other top of the line batteries, which I would recommend buying before these for critical/expensive equipment - but if you're just trying to power your flashlight or a child's toy, these batteries fit the bill and won't break the bank (or the toy).

If you order more than one of these at a time, I recommend that you keep the extra box (or boxes) that you don't immediately put into use, in a refrigerator. I've been doing that for several years, with good results.

I use them for my lanterns as a back up just in case we ever have an outage you never know

We tried all the major brands the Rayovac brand last the longest for us.

I've used Rayovac many times in the past. I find them of the same quality as the other national brands, except they are often cheaper. Unfortunately, you can't usually find this brand in the stores. I am glad Amazon has them. We run through many C batteries during the Winter months powering up our LED window lights. Since these lights are on every night from Nov-Jan, regardless of brands, the batteries would die after the season. So I am glad we can get these at such a great price.