Duracell Coppertop AA Batteries, 28 Pack – Organized Household Power Supply for Wireless Mice, Keyboards, and TV Remotes
Duracell Coppertop AA Batteries, 28 Pack – Organized Household Power Supply for Wireless Mice, Keyboards, and TV Remotes
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Why you'll love it
- 12-year storage guarantee means batteries work even after years sitting in a drawer or emergency kit
- Trusted Duracell brand name backed by a defect guarantee gives peace of mind
- 28-count family pack with re-closable organizer reduces waste and keeps spares tidy
- Compatible with hundreds of common household devices so one purchase covers many needs
- POWER BOOST Ingredients promise longer-lasting performance in high-drain devices like controllers and toys
Perfect for
- Powering smoke detectors and home safety devices
- Stocking an emergency preparedness kit for storms or outages
- Replacing batteries in children's toys and baby monitors
- Keeping TV remotes, wireless keyboards, and gaming controllers running
- Bulk replacement for clocks, flashlights, and digital cameras
Product Information
COMPATIBLE WITH HUNDREDS OF EVERYDAY DEVICES: Works with TV remotes, children's toys, gaming controllers (Nintendo, Wii), smoke detectors, baby monitors, digital cameras, flashlights, clocks, wireless keyboards, computer mice, and any device requiring AA/LR6 batteries.
12-YEAR STORAGE GUARANTEE: Every Duracell Coppertop AA battery is guaranteed to remain ready for up to 12 years in storage. Stock up with confidence.
POWER BOOST INGREDIENTS: Duracell's exclusive POWER BOOST Ingredients deliver dependable, long-lasting performance in your devices.
QUALITY YOU CAN COUNT ON: Every Duracell battery is manufactured to strict standards and guaranteed against defects in material and workmanship.Trusted by families from everyday device to home safety use.
FAMILY-PACK VALUE: 28 AA batteries in a re-closable, organized pack—because your family's devices never wait for a convenient time to run out of battery power. Keep Duracell stocked and stay ready.
The AA battery powering the devices your family relies on every day—from TV remotes and smoke detectors to children's toys, baby monitors, gaming controllers, and flashlights. Duracell Coppertop AA alkaline batteries with POWER BOOST™ Ingredients deliver dependable, consistent power. Guaranteed for 12 years in storage—so the batteries in your emergency kit, your smoke detector drawer, and your holiday toy pile will work the moment you need them. From storm prep to everyday life, Duracell is your trusted battery brand.Number of Batteries: 28 AA batteries required. (included)
Brand: DURACELL
Model Name: Coppertop SIOC Batteries
Warranty Description: Limited Warranty
Battery Cell Type: Alkaline
Battery Capacity: 2850
Voltage: 1.5 volts
Reusability: Single Use
Compatible Phone Models: Any equipment that needs alkaline AA batteries
Battery Weight: 24 g
Item Dimensions: 8.88 x 5.5 x 0.88 inches
Item Weight: 1.65 pounds
Antenna Location: Camera,Remotes,Tv
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these Duracell AA batteries work in every device in my living room?
Most living room devices that use AA cells will run perfectly on Duracell Coppertop, including TV remotes, streaming stick remotes, sound bar remotes, and flameless LED candles. The 1.5V alkaline output is the standard voltage those devices are designed for.
How long will a TV remote last on a fresh set of these batteries?
A typical TV remote uses very little current, often under 30 milliamps when a button is pressed. Two fresh Duracell Coppertop AA cells will usually power a remote for 6 to 12 months of normal household use before the battery indicator appears.
Are these batteries good for decorative lighting like string lights and window candles?
Yes. Battery-operated string lights, window candles, and seasonal decor tend to be low-drain, and the 12-year storage guarantee means you can buy this pack now and have reliable cells ready for next holiday season too.
Can I use this 28-pack to replace all the batteries in my kitchen gadgets?
For any kitchen device that takes AA alkaline cells, including digital kitchen timers, wireless thermometers, and digital food scales, this pack is an excellent match. Just check each device's battery door, because some use AAA or 9V cells, which are also available in the Duracell Coppertop line.
Will these batteries leak and damage my nice remote controls?
Duracell Coppertop batteries are designed to resist leakage during normal household use, but no alkaline battery is 100% leak-proof if left installed for years. The best practice is to remove cells from remotes and seasonal decor that will sit unused for months, then re-install fresh ones when needed.
I want to stock a gift closet. Is this a good item to keep on hand for hosts and neighbors?
Yes. A 28-pack of Duracell Coppertop batteries is a thoughtful, useful hostess gift, housewarming present, or holiday stocking stuffer. Pair it with a small candle, a set of tea lights, or a bottle of wine for a complete gift that anyone will use.
I have a smart home. Are these still useful in 2024?
Absolutely. Even the smartest homes have dozens of battery-powered remotes, sensors, keypads, and backup devices that do not run on rechargeable lithium packs. Many people keep a Duracell 28-pack in a kitchen drawer specifically for these everyday replacements.
Do these batteries look nice enough to give as a gift?
The Duracell Coppertop pack is the iconic copper-and-black design that everyone recognizes, and the re-closable organizer means the recipient gets a tidy case, not a loose bag of cells. It feels like a real product, not a generic battery bundle.
What is the best way to organize the leftover batteries in this pack?
The included re-closable organizer is designed to keep the cells sorted and protected. Slot the unopened batteries in by row, write the purchase date on a small label, and store the case in a cool, dry place like a hall closet or kitchen drawer.
How do these compare to rechargeable NiMH batteries for whole-household use?
Rechargeable NiMH batteries like Eneloop save money over time and are great for high-use devices such as camera flashes and game controllers. For everything else, especially low-drain devices like remotes and clocks, single-use Duracell Coppertop cells hold their charge for years on the shelf and cost less up front.
How do these compare to lithium AA batteries for the average homeowner?
Lithium AA batteries are lighter and last longer in extreme temperatures, which is great for outdoor trail cameras or weather sensors. For typical indoor home use, alkaline Duracell Coppertop cells deliver the same 1.5V output at a fraction of the price.
Why is the 12-year storage guarantee meaningful for a normal household?
Most homeowners do not think about batteries until a remote dies, and by then a bargain pack stored in the garage for three years is often half-dead. With a 12-year guarantee, you can buy one 28-pack, store it in a drawer, and trust that the cells you reach for in 2036 will still work.
What if my house has both AA and AAA devices? Does this pack cover everything?
This specific 28-pack covers AA devices only. If you also have AAA devices, like small remotes or wireless mice, the same Duracell Coppertop line is sold in matching 28-count AAA packs, and many families buy one of each to standardize the whole home.
I have an old radio from the 90s. Will these batteries work?
Yes. Portable radios have used standard AA alkaline cells for decades, and the 1.5V output of Duracell Coppertop is exactly what the radio expects. The 2850 mAh capacity will keep a small transistor radio playing for many hours on a single set of batteries.
I have an electronic safe. Will this pack last the whole year for all my home devices?
For most homes with 4 to 6 remotes, a few wall clocks, and a handful of small electronics, a 28-pack of AA batteries comfortably covers a full year of replacements. Buying a 12-year shelf life pack means the leftovers stay good for next year too.
How do I store this 28-pack so the batteries last as long as possible?
Keep the unopened batteries in their original re-closable organizer and store them at room temperature in a dry location, away from direct sunlight and extreme heat. Do not mix new and used batteries in the same case, and never store loose cells where the terminals can touch metal objects.
Can I mix old and new batteries in the same device?
It is best not to. Mixing old and new batteries, or mixing alkaline with lithium or rechargeable cells, can cause the weaker batteries to leak and reduce the overall performance of the device. Always replace the full set at the same time with matching Duracell Coppertop cells.
How do I know when a battery in a device needs to be replaced?
Most devices will dim, run slowly, or show a low-battery indicator. If you do not get a warning, you can test an AA cell with a basic battery tester or a multimeter set to DC volts. Any reading above about 1.3V is still strong, while a reading under 1.0V means the cell should be replaced.
Are these batteries compatible with any device that uses AA cells?
Yes. Duracell Coppertop AA batteries are standard 1.5V alkaline cells that work in any device designed for AA batteries, from TV remotes to flashlights to baby monitors. Always check the device label, however, because a few specialty electronics call for rechargeable NiMH or lithium AA cells instead.
Do these work in devices that need 1.2V rechargeable NiMH batteries?
Most consumer devices are designed to work across the 1.2V to 1.5V range, so a fresh alkaline AA will function in a device that normally uses NiMH. However, some battery gauges and chargers are calibrated for the specific chemistry, so for those specific products, use the battery type listed in the manual.
What is included in the box when I order this product?
Inside the package you will get 28 Duracell Coppertop AA alkaline batteries packed in a re-closable cardboard organizer. No charger or accessories are included, because these are single-use batteries. You will need a separate battery tester if you want to check remaining charge over time.
Are Duracell Coppertop batteries safe to take on an airplane?
Yes. Spare alkaline batteries under 100 watt-hours are allowed in carry-on luggage, and the 28-pack easily fits within that limit. Pack them in their original case or a small plastic bag so the terminals cannot short against keys, coins, or other metal items.
Can alkaline batteries be thrown in the regular trash?
In most U.S. states, single-use alkaline batteries can be safely disposed of in the regular household trash because modern formulations no longer contain heavy mercury. Where local rules differ, such as California, you should drop them off at a household hazardous waste site or a Call2Recycle location.
What is the difference between alkaline and rechargeable NiMH batteries?
Alkaline batteries are single-use, inexpensive, and hold their charge for years on the shelf, which makes them ideal for remotes, clocks, and emergency devices. NiMH rechargeable batteries cost more up front but can be recharged hundreds of times, which makes them a better fit for high-drain devices like camera flashes and game controllers.
