Maxell AA 1.5V LR6 alkaline batteries carded pack for remotes, clocks, toys and flashlights
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Maxell AA LR6 alkaline batteries, 1.5V cells for remotes, clocks and toys
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AA Alkaline Batteries, 1.5V LR6 Everyday Power, 4 to 48 Pack, Maxell

Standard 1.5V AA alkaline cells from Maxell in the pack size that fits your household.

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Pack Size: 4-Pack (4 Batteries)

  • 1.5V AA LR6
  • Alkaline chemistry
  • Ready to use
  • 4 to 48 count
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Keep the remote, the clock and the kids' toys running without a late-night store run

At a Glance

  • Size: AA, IEC type LR6
  • Voltage: 1.5V nominal
  • Chemistry: alkaline manganese dioxide
  • Ready to use: no charging needed
  • Pack sizes: 4, 10, 16 or 48 batteries

AA cells power more of the house than almost anything else: the TV remote, wall clocks, wireless mice, flashlights, toys and smoke alarms. Maxell AA alkaline batteries deliver steady 1.5V power straight out of the pack, with no charger or setup. Keep a small carded pack in the junk drawer, or choose the 48-count box to cover every device and every holiday toy. Each one is the same standard LR6 alkaline cell, so any pack size fits any device that takes AA.

Key Features

  • Standard AA size: IEC LR6 cell fits any device built for AA batteries.
  • 1.5V alkaline power: alkaline manganese dioxide chemistry for reliable everyday use.
  • Ready out of the pack: no charging, just load and go.
  • Everyday devices: made for remotes, clocks, toys, flashlights and smoke alarms.
  • Stock-up options: pick a 4, 10 or 16-count card or a 48-count box.

What's Included

In the box: Maxell AA 1.5V alkaline batteries; you get the number of batteries in the pack size you pick, carded for 4, 10 and 16 and boxed for 48.

Before You Buy

  • These are single-use cells. Do not try to recharge alkaline batteries; it can cause leaks or heat.
  • Replace a full set at once. Mixing old and new cells, or different brands, shortens run time and can cause leaks.
  • Check the size before you order. These are AA (LR6); devices that take AAA, C or 9V need a different battery.

Perfect For

  • TV remotes and game controllers
  • Wall clocks and kitchen timers
  • Flashlights and emergency kits
  • Kids' toys and holiday decorations
  • Smoke alarms that use AA cells

Care & Use

  • Match the + and - marks to the device when loading.
  • Store spares at room temperature in a dry drawer.
  • Remove batteries from devices you will not use for months.
  • Keep loose cells away from coins and keys, and out of reach of small children.

Shipping

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Why keep a stash of AA batteries

No dead-remote evenings

Remotes, wireless mice and game controllers always seem to quit at the worst moment. A spare card of AA cells in the drawer turns that into a thirty-second swap instead of a trip out.

Ready for outages

Flashlights and lanterns are only useful when they light. Keeping fresh AA alkaline cells with your emergency kit means you can grab a working light the moment the power goes out.

One size, many devices

Clocks, toys, thermometers and kitchen timers all run on the same AA size. The 48-count box covers every device in the house, with plenty left over for gifts and holiday toys.

The numbers on each cell

Standard AA specs from Maxell.

1.5V Nominal voltage
22.8 g Weight per cell
48 Cells in the largest box

Are alkaline AA batteries the right pick?

vs. rechargeable NiMH cells

Rechargeables need a charger and slowly lose charge on the shelf. Alkaline cells are ready to use for low-drain devices.

vs. zinc carbon heavy duty cells

Heavy duty zinc cells cost a little less but run down faster in most devices. Alkaline is the everyday standard.

vs. AA lithium cells

Lithium AA cells cost several times more. For remotes, clocks and toys, alkaline power does the job for less.

Fits your junk drawer

Standard AA cells in a slim card or a compact box.

Each AA cell
0.57 in diameter x 1.99 in tall
  • Carded packs lie flat in a kitchen drawer.
  • The 48-count box sits on a pantry or closet shelf for easy refills.

Full Specifications

Every detail, measured and listed

BrandMaxell
Model723465 (LR6 4BP)
SizeAA
IEC designationLR6
ChemistryAlkaline manganese dioxide
Nominal voltage1.5V
Dimensions per cell0.57 in diameter x 1.99 in tall (14.5 x 50.5 mm)
Weight per cellabout 0.8 oz (22.8 g)
RechargeableNo
Pack sizes4 (carded, 723465), 10 (carded, 723410), 16 (carded, 723466), 48 (box, 723443)
MPN723465

FAQs

Common questions that customers ask

Are AA and LR6 the same battery?

Yes. LR6 is the IEC designation for an AA alkaline cell, so these fit any device that takes AA batteries.

Can I recharge these Maxell batteries?

No. They are single-use alkaline cells. Recycle or dispose of them according to local rules when they run down.

Are all the pack sizes the same battery?

Yes. The 4, 10, 16 and 48 counts are the same Maxell AA 1.5V alkaline cell. Only the count and packaging change.

Can I use them in a smoke alarm?

Yes, in smoke alarms built for AA batteries. Test the alarm after installing new cells.

How fast will it ship and can I return it?

Orders ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging.

CurbGo hunts for the well-made version of everyday things and skips the markup. Maxell has been making batteries and recording media in Japan since 1960, and its AA alkaline cells carry that know-how into everyday power for remotes, clocks, flashlights and toys at a fair price per cell.

Stock up on everyday power

Fast shipping. 30-day returns. Pick 4, 10, 16 or 48 batteries.