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This 96-pack Energizer AA and AAA battery bundle deal saves you $38

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Buying batteries — not the sexiest purchase in the world. But we all need them and never seem to have them. Here’s the fix: buy a bunch of them all at once. Right now you can buy a pack of 48 AAA batteries for just $52. That’s a $38 discount off their usual price of $90. Do yourself a favor and grab the pack while its on sale, then forget about buying batteries for a few more years.

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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. For starters, these alkaline batteries are designed to last up to 10 years in storage, ensuring that you always have reliable power on hand. Plus, they are leak-resistant and designed to protect your devices from damage. Energizer even guarantees them against leakage.

With this bundle deal, you can stock up on a ton of batteries for all of your household needs. Use them in your TV remotes, gaming controllers, wireless mice, and any other gadgets that run on AA and AAA batteries (we know every house has at least a few of them). It’s also an easy way to stockpile some batteries for your emergency kit if you live in an area prone to inclement weather or power outages. You can always get rechargeable batteries, and while that’s not a bad idea, they take a while to recharge. Rechargability also isn’t going to do you much good in the event that you lose power.

But don’t drag your feet. At $52 ($38 off the regular price) from Woot, this bundle is sure to sell fast, and once it’s gone, it’s gone. This 96-pack Energizer AA & AAA battery bundle deal is a fantastic opportunity to stock up on reliable, long-lasting batteries at a great price.

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