A lot of our favourite devices and toys run on AA and AAA batteries and constantly replacing them can not only be expensive but also add more e-waste to landfill.
That’s where the new rechargeable batteries from ReChargeCore come in – a smart and eco-friendly new solution from ChargeCore.
ChargeCore is a sub brand of trusted Australian consumer tech company Laser which has been bringing affordable technology to Australians for more than 36 years
Available in AA or AAA battery types, the ReChargeCore batteries are fully rechargeable through the built in USB C port with the included cable.
They are available in packs of four for $29.95 from Harvey Norman.
Typically the batteries can be fully recharged by the USB-C cable in just 90 minutes.
And being reusable they’re going to save families a lot of money.
A regular battery on average cost $2.75 for a single use.
The ReChargeCore costs $7.50 per battery but offers up to 1000 recharge cycles.
This would save $2740 per battery when compared to single use alkaline batteries and save about 16 kg of landfill waste.
Price and Availability:
AA 4-Pack is priced $29.95 at Harvey Norman
AAA 4-Pack is also priced at $29.95 at Harvey Norman
Key features and stats of the ReChargeCore Batteries:
– Variety of Types: Available in the two most used battery types in Australian households – AA and AAA 4-Packs.
– Reusable: Instead of spending $2.75 for a single-use battery, ReChargeCore offers up to 1,000 recharge cycles for just $7.50 per battery, making it a cost-effective long-term solution. This saves up to 15.9kg of landfill waste and $2740 per battery when compared to a single use alkaline battery.
– Environmentally Friendly: Made from Lithium-Ion, these batteries are an eco-friendly alternative to single-use alkaline batteries, which contribute to 6,000 tonnes of landfill waste annually in Australia and pose a risk of landfill fires.
– Quick Charge: Recharge the batteries via USB-C in just 90 minutes, and they’re ready to go. USB-A to USB-C charging cable is included in the packaging.