With the launch of the Recharge line, Energizer is using four percent post-consumer battery cells to make the new rechargeable batteries. They aren’t just made from old Energizer batteries, though.

In fact the Energizer 'D' battery has less than a third of the power, at 2,500mAh, of some rival rechargeables, despite being priced at around 400-percent of the cost of the AA they're based on.

This package comes with an Energizer Recharge Pro, which can recharge both AA and AAA batteries. It comes with four AA batteries, so if you want AAA batteries, you’ll have to buy them separately.

Duracell vs Energizer was one of the headlining tech fights of the ’80s, as Walkmanseseses chewed through cell after cell. Today, a better match up is the one between their rechargeable batteries.

Read on for more. %Gallery-92885% We'll spare you the rhetoric on standard, non-rechargeable batteries -- if you really need to hear our thoughts on those again, feel free to have a look here.

This 96-pack bundle deal includes 48 Energizer MAX AA batteries and 48 AAA batteries. Energizer MAX batteries are the brand’s longest-lasting yet, and have some other nice features as well.

One of the more recognizable names in batteries is Energizer, and here, you can get an 8-pack of rechargeable Energizer AA batteries for $26. This 8-pack regularly costs $30, so you’re getting ...

AA Batteries (48 pack) - $8.76 AAA Batteries (36 pack) - $6.99 C Cell Batteries (24 pack) - $13.99 D Cell Batteries (24 pack) - 16.09 Like the Energizers above, this deal only works if you choose ...

Energizer broke fresh ground when it made the first disposable batteries from recycled cells, but that immediately raised a question: where are the rechargeable versions? As of today, they're here ...