Goal Zero AA Rechargeable Batteries 4-Pack (SKU 11405), NiMH 2500mAh 1.2V for Guide 10 Plus
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The Goal Zero AA Rechargeable Batteries 4-Pack (SKU 11405) delivers use-again, recharge-again power with 2500mAh NiMH cells and low self-discharge — at the discounted price of $10.00, down from $14.95.
Key Features
Low self-discharge means these batteries can sit for 12 months before cells begin to lose effectiveness — perfect for emergency kits and gear that waits between uses.
Specifications
Brand: Goal Zero
SKU: 11405
Battery Type: NiMH
Capacity: 2500mAh
Voltage: 1.2V
Shelf Life: Low self-discharge; holds charge up to 12 months
Optimal Storage Temp: 32–86°F (0–30°C)
Warranty: 2 Years
In the Box: 4-Pack AA Rechargeable Batteries
Compatibility & Use Cases
Designed to be used with the Goal Zero Guide 10 Plus Recharger and compatible with flashlights, headlamps, remotes, and other AA devices.
Comparisons & Alternatives
Generic 2500mAh NiMH AAs often lack low-self-discharge chemistry and warranties. At $10.00 for four branded cells with a 2-year warranty, this pack is the affordable, reliable choice.
Price & Deal Value
Save $4.95 (33%) versus the $14.95 compare-at price. Stack coupon OUTPOST12 for an extra 12% off; add items to reach $45 for free shipping.
Features
2500mAh NiMH cells with low self-discharge hold charge up to 12 months — dependable power at just $10.00
Purpose-built for the Guide 10 Plus recharger and 2-year warranty backed, saving 33% off $14.95
Extra 12% off with coupon OUTPOST12 on this affordable battery deal
Voltage: 1.2V
Capacity: 2500mAh
Warranty: 2 Years
Shelf Life: Low self-discharge, 12 months
Model / SKU: AA Rechargeable Batteries 4-Pack (11405)
Battery Type: NiMH
Product Type: Rechargeable AA Batteries
Compatibility: Guide 10 Plus Recharger, any AA device
Current Price: $10.00 USD (Compare-at $14.95)
Optimal Storage Temp: 32–86°F (0–30°C)
Seller: PowerHaven Outpost
Product Details
Goal Zero AA Rechargeable Batteries — Value Guide
Four 2500mAh NiMH AAs for $10.00 with 12-month charge retention. Use, recharge, use again.
Decision Guide
Guide 10 Plus owner? These are the intended cells.
Emergency kit? 12-month charge hold means ready power.
Best deal? 33% off plus OUTPOST12 coupon for an extra 12% savings.
Bundle to $45 for free shipping and complete your affordable power kit today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Goal Zero AA rechargeable batteries compatible with the Guide 10 Plus charger?
Yes — they are specifically designed to be used with the Guide 10 Plus Recharger and work in any standard AA device.
What are the specs of these Goal Zero AA batteries?
Yes — they power any AA flashlight, headlamp, or device, with the added benefit of recharging instead of replacing.
How long do Goal Zero rechargeable AA batteries last?
They can sit 12 months before losing effectiveness, and recharge repeatedly for years of use with 500+ typical NiMH cycles.
What is the current price and where can I buy them?
$10.00 on PowerHaven Outpost — 33% off the $14.95 compare-at price — with an extra 12% off via coupon OUTPOST12.
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Customer Reviews
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★★★★★★★★★★5.0
u**p
Verified
Perfect pairing with the Guide 10 Plus
These are the right cells for the Guide 10 Plus, period. They charge from my Nomad panel or USB, and the 2500mAh capacity lasts noticeably longer than the generics I was using before. I've cycled my first set maybe thirty times and they still perform like new. Stocked up on a second pack.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
h*y
No more buying disposables
I go through AAs fast with headlamps and trail cameras. These hold their charge well between uses, which was my big worry with rechargeables. Four batteries always ready to go. Good buy.
★★★★★★★★★★4.0
y****i
Good capacity, wish it were five stars for a reason I can't quite name
They charge fine in the Guide 10 Plus, they last a long time in my headlamp, and low self-discharge means they're ready when I grab them months later. Honestly not much to criticize. Maybe the price per cell could be lower, hence four stars.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
b****d
Verified
They just keep going
Two years of weekly use in my kid's toys and my headlamp and these are still going strong. Charge to full, hold the charge, no memory weirdness. 2500mAh is legit.
★★★★★★★★★★3.0
c*y
Fine, but not dramatically better than other NiMH
Solid rechargeable AAs that work in the Guide 10 Plus as intended. But in my rough testing they perform about the same as cheaper Eneloop-style cells. Buy them for the Guide 10 compatibility, not for magic performance.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
z*f
Verified
Reliable
Charge fast in the Guide 10, last long in the lantern. Exactly what I needed.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
d**k
Off-grid staple
Living off-grid means I think about every battery in the house. These charge off my solar panel through the Guide 10 Plus and power everything from my headlamp to my radio. The low self-discharge claim holds up — pulled a set out of the drawer after three months and they were still nearly full. Quality cells.
★★★★★★★★★★4.0
o*y
Great for camping kit
Bought these specifically because they're made for the Guide 10 Plus and I didn't want to gamble on third-party cells. They've been through a dozen camping trips, some cold nights, and plenty of recharge cycles. Capacity seems honest. Only minor gripe: the 4-pack goes fast when everything in your pack takes AAs.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
u*h
Holds charge for months
Keep a set in the emergency drawer and they're always ready. Tested one after six months of sitting and it was at 90% plus. That low self-discharge feature is real.
★★★★★★★★★★2.0
o****m
Verified
One cell was bad out of the pack
Three of the four batteries work great, but one arrived dead and wouldn't take a charge at all. Goal Zero support is sending a replacement, but quality control like this on a premium brand is frustrating.
