Batteries Recommendations
Cheap Batteries and New Blog Posts
New Reviews:
Cheap Batteries.
Think of all the wireless gadgets in your home and then count all the batteries that keep them going. And then consider how often you need to replace these little sources of energy and the cost of doing so. Battery technology has advanced over the years, and now there are relatively inexpensive batteries that can hold their own in low-drain applications like clocks and flashlights and others that do well in high-drain applications like digital cameras. The choice between a cheap alkaline battery that's dumped after its charge depletes or a cheap NiMH battery that can be recharged hundreds of times depends on the device it's connected to. Just don't waste your pennies on the super-cheap batteries sold in bulk for about a dollar. For more information, turn to our buying guide on the best cheap batteries.
New Blog Posts:
Alternatives to Netflix.
With its recent hike in prices, Netflix sent customers running to find alternative video rental options. We researched the most popular video rental companies to help you find the service that best suits your needs, tastes, and budget.
Credit Card Benefits.
The first bit of advice you are likely to receive when trying to get your finances in order is to cut up your credit cards. But for those who are paying off their balances each month, there may be some benefits that make credit cards worth considering. This week, guest blogger Mike Dolen joined us to discuss the best credit card benefits, like free access to your credit score, and also filled us in on which "benefits" simply aren't worth your while.
