Asda Long Life Super Alkaline review
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- AA
- Alkaline
Asda’s own-brand alkaline AAs are seriously cheap but cost isn’t the only measure of how good batteries are - they need to last a long time too. We tested these batteries to see if they can be depended on to charge your high and low-drain devices.
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First reviewed by Which?
September 2021
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- SizeAA
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