Which AA Batteries (alkaline And Lithium) Brand Wins?

made in Indonesia, weighs 23.12 g, 1.61V, 87 milliohm internal resistance

claims reliable, long lasting and dependable; made in China, 23.7 g, 1.62V, 88 milliohm internal resistance

claims high performance and leak proof; made in China, 1.61V, 97 milliohm internal resistance (high); weight in the transcript reads "2.93 G" which is roughly 10x lighter than every neighboring AA battery weight (all in the low-to-mid 20s of grams); almost certainly a dropped digit, likely intended near 22.93 g, kept verbatim

made in Vietnam, transcript states it is "designed and distributed by Paramax USA"; weighs 23.24 g

claims long lasting, consistent and reliable power; made in Vietnam (same country as ACDelco), 1.6V, 97 milliohm internal resistance, 23.11 g

claims to last as long as "the competition"; made in China, 1.6V, 68 milliohm internal resistance (best of the lineup up to that point), 24.2 g (heaviest of the lineup up to that point)

made in China, 1.61V, 87 milliohm internal resistance (average), 23.12 g

claims up to 50 percent longer lasting, 7 year shelf life; made in Singapore, 1.61V, 94 milliohm internal resistance, 22.86 g

assembled in USA, 23.36 g, 59 milliohm internal resistance (best of the lineup up to that point)

typically sold at Costco, claims 7 year shelf life and no mercury added; assembled in USA, 1.68V, 61 milliohm internal resistance, 23.41 g

claims extremely powerful alkaline batteries; cells made in Thailand, 1.6V, 80 milliohm internal resistance, 23.61 g

claims up to 50 percent longer lasting plus better performance in extreme temperatures, 12 year shelf life; made in China, 23.9 g, 1.63V, 76 milliohm internal resistance

claims holds power up to 12 years in storage, described in its own marketing as the most powerful alkaline AA battery from Rayovac; made in USA, 1.6V, 78 milliohm internal resistance, 23.11 g

claims three layer safety and leak proof design; made in Germany, 1.58V, 71 milliohm internal resistance, 23.38 g

claims 10 year shelf life; made in Singapore, 1.58V, 101 milliohm internal resistance, the highest (worst) internal resistance of all 16 alkaline brands, 23.35 g

owned by Duracell; made in Belgium, 1.6V, 75 milliohm internal resistance, 24.6 g, the heaviest of all 16 alkaline brands

claims no-liquid technology and a 20 year shelf life (shelf life explicitly not tested); made in China, 15.88 g, 1.81V, 274 milliohm internal resistance, by far the worst (highest) internal resistance recorded up to that point in the video

claims no leakage, up to 3,000 mAh; made in China, 1.79V, 144 milliohm internal resistance; weight garbled in the transcript ("15.58176")

internal resistance of 138 milliohms (price introduction was not clearly captured in the transcript before this spec, likely a caption gap); weighs 15.7 g

claims 3,000 mAh, no leakage, more safety; made in China, 1.8V, 118 milliohm internal resistance; weight garbled in the transcript

claims 20 year shelf life with a very low self-discharge rate; made in China, 1.79V, 225 milliohm internal resistance, 15.7 g

claims locks in power for up to 15 years; made in China, 1.92V (narrator remarks it 'seems overcharged'), 129 milliohm internal resistance; weight garbled in the transcript

claims lasts up to 10 years and stays as good as the day it was made; made in China, 1.78V, 151 milliohm internal resistance; weight garbled in the transcript

claims not to leak for up to 2 years after being fully used up; made in China, 1.87V, 179 milliohm internal resistance; weight garbled in the transcript; price introduction not clearly captured, likely a caption gap

claims 20 year shelf life; made in China, 1.8V, 155 milliohm internal resistance, 15.62 g; price introduction not clearly captured, likely a caption gap

claims 3,500 mAh capacity; made in China, 1.8V, 107 milliohm internal resistance, the best (lowest) resistance among lithium brands recorded up to that point; weight garbled in the transcript

marketed by the manufacturer as 'the number one longest lasting battery'; made in Singapore, 1.8V, 131 milliohm internal resistance; weight garbled in the transcript; price introduction not clearly captured, likely a caption gap

the highest of all 16 alkaline brands

tied for 2nd place with Energizer Max

tied for 2nd place with Kirkland

described as struggling

described as really struggling, the weakest of all lithium brands

the best of the lithium brands up to that point in the test

tied for the highest of all lithium brands with Enegitech

tied for the highest of all lithium brands with Tipsun

tied for the best of all 16 alkaline brands with Kirkland and Energizer Max

tied for the best of all 16 alkaline brands

tied for the best of all 16 alkaline brands

the weakest of all lithium brands

tied for best-so-far with Allmax at that point

the best cold-temperature result of all lithium brands, won this category outright

2nd best cold-temperature result behind Power Owl

runtime, 1,829 mAh capacity

runtime, 2,130 mAh capacity

runtime, 2,248 mAh capacity, the best of the first 4 brands tested

runtime, 2,213 mAh capacity, 2nd best of the first 4 brands

runtime; capacity transcript reads "253" mAh which is far below every neighboring alkaline's 1,800 to 2,500 mAh range, almost certainly a dropped leading digit, likely intended as 2,253 mAh, kept verbatim

runtime (stated as 29 minutes longer than the regular Thunderbolt's 7h10m), 2,273 mAh capacity, took the lead at that point in the showdown

runtime, 2,026 mAh capacity

runtime; capacity transcript reads "235" mAh, far below the surrounding 2,000+ mAh range, almost certainly a dropped digit, likely intended as 2,350 mAh, kept verbatim

runtime (longest of the lineup up to that point), 2,456 mAh capacity (highest of the lineup up to that point), finished 3rd overall on final capacity ranking

runtime, 2,439 mAh capacity

runtime, 2,287 mAh capacity

runtime (tied with Duracell for longest of the lineup up to that point), 2,459 mAh capacity, finished 2nd overall on final capacity ranking, barely edging out Duracell

runtime (longest of all 16 alkaline brands), 2,498 mAh capacity, the single best capacity result of all 16 alkaline brands

runtime, 1,831 mAh capacity, the worst capacity result of all 16 alkaline brands

runtime, 2,342 mAh capacity

runtime; capacity transcript reads "2,23" mAh which is truncated, likely intended as approximately 2,230 mAh, kept verbatim

runtime

runtime

runtime, took the lead in the lithium showdown at that point

runtime, 3,588 mAh capacity

runtime, 3,670 mAh capacity, 3rd best of all lithium brands

runtime; capacity transcript reads "377" mAh which is far below the surrounding 3,500 to 3,700+ mAh lithium range, almost certainly a dropped digit, likely intended as approximately 3,770 mAh, kept verbatim; finished 2nd overall on final lithium capacity ranking per the closing recap

the shortest of all 16 alkaline brands

transcript renders this as 'DBL' at 4 hours 36 minutes, resolved to EBL by testing-order position

the longest of all 16 alkaline brands

3rd best of all 16 alkaline brands

2nd best of all 16 alkaline brands