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Maxell AA Alkaline Batteries 144 Pack $29.45 Delivered
14 days leftEnds Thu 5 November at 00:00
Tapesplus on eBay is selling a 144-pack of Maxell GD-series AA alkaline batteries for $29.45 with free postage. Expiry is September 2028, works out to about $0.20 per battery.
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Original title
144x Maxell AA Batteries Alkaline Batteries $29.45 Delivered
Quick take
Good for
- Households that use lots of AA batteries
- People with devices like remotes, toys, torches
Not for
- Those needing just a few batteries
- Brand-conscious buyers
Why it's worth a look
- About $0.20 each, far cheaper than supermarket
- 144-pack covers long-term use
Watch out
- Alkaline batteries self-discharge over time
- Check they are genuine Maxell
If it suits yousave ~$16, done in 5 min, easy
Worth it?
$16
Estimated saving (price drop + cashback + cash rewards)
You pay $29.45$45
- Price
- You pay $29.45$45
- Price history
- No price records for this item yet
- Value per hour
- $187
Effort
Easyabout 5 min
Easy
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How to do it
- 1Go to the Tapesplus eBay store and find the 144-pack Maxell AA alkaline batteries.
- 2Click add to cart and confirm quantity is 1.
- 3Choose Australia Parcel Post at checkout — delivery is free.
- 4Check the total is $29.45, then submit your order and pay.
Money-saving tip: Keep an eye out for extra eBay promo codes to stack savings.
Conditions
- Price includes shipping within Australia, no extra cost.
- Batteries expire September 2028, buy only as needed.
- Requires an eBay account to purchase.
Risks
- NoteMaxell is a common brand but not as premium as Duracell or Energizer, though quality is usually fine.