Energizer bunny lives up to its reputation
Time and again I’ve cursed the Energizer bunny because my Energizer batteries died when I was taking photos with my digital camera.
But now the company has a product that keeps going, going and going. Its Titanium e2 lithium batteries are ideal for powering digital cameras, portable CD players or MP3 players. If you’re going to the be snapping photos at the Monroe County Fair this week, you might want to buy some before you go.
The company says the lithium batteries will provide power for about 630 digital photos using the typical point and shoot camera, compared to about 90 photos using the typical alkaline batteries.
I tried them, and I’m not sure what the photo count was, but I’m pretty sure they lasted at least five times longer than normal alkaline batteries. Of course, they’re a bit pricier, but not when you consider how many more photos you’ll be able to take before replacing them.
At one Monroe store, a four-pack of the traditional Energizer alkaline batteries was selling for $4.79. Titaniums were selling for $5.19.