Their website is really light on details about mAh[0], but Duracell are even worse[1]. I’ve found a comparison website, but no idea where its getting its sources[2].
Looks like VARTA is around 2400mAh and will last around 5-7 years, whereas Duracell is around 2700mAh and will last around 7-10 years. But let’s be realistic here, no battery in the world lasts more 2 years without needing to be switched out. Definitely not worth staying with Duracell.
Their website is really light on details about mAh[0], but Duracell are even worse[1]. I’ve found a comparison website, but no idea where its getting its sources[2].
Looks like VARTA is around 2400mAh and will last around 5-7 years, whereas Duracell is around 2700mAh and will last around 7-10 years. But let’s be realistic here, no battery in the world lasts more 2 years without needing to be switched out. Definitely not worth staying with Duracell.
0: http://www.varta-ag.com/en/consumer/product-categories/batteries/alkaline/longlife-max-power-aa
1: http://www.duracell.co.uk/product/duracell-optimum-aa/
2: http://www.batteryskills.com/aa-battery-comparison-chart/