There are any number of tragic situations I could describe here and you'd know what I mean. You…read morewere in the middle of an epic battle on Xbox live and all of a sudden that little message pops up - "Please Turn On Controller" and you realise, horror, the batteries are dead! Or, you had been waiting all day for Big Brother, say, to come on and it was eviction time - you turn on your TV and motion to change the channel and, horror, the batteries are dead! It's stuck on Escape to the Country! You get the idea. And here's where The Little Battery Shop comes in! This handy little kiosk shop does exactly what the name says, it sells all manner of batteries. More batteries than I've even known existed. It's really easy to find, simply get off the bus at the station, walk through the arch to find virtually in front of you, opposite The Real Food Shop, The Little Battery Shop. Something about the businesses in Otley makes me think they like to get straight to the point... For Christmas my Dad bought me a vanity case, and although it felt a little girlish it is really sweet. Inside it has a mirror with little LED lights all around - it has a 40s dressing room type vibe to it. Cute. So I needed to get batteries for that bad boy. Where did I go? The Little Battery Shop. They new exactly what I needed. Job done!

I love this little shop, it tends to have everything I need and if for any reason it doesn't the…read moreowner always trys to get me what is missing. The prices are really good and the owner is always super friendly and welcoming! It's really well presented and full. Couldn't recommend the little battery shop highly enough

The Battery Shop is tiny and absolutely full to bust with odds and ends: batteries (obviously) in…read moreevery shape and size for what I imagine to be every requirement; it's not the sort of place you go to browse, ask the owner and he'll find it/ fix it, htough rarely with a smile. I tend not to go here for this reason, plus, for a watch battery he charges more than another little place I know. The convenience of the shop is appealing, and if you are in need of a pretty rare or obscure item, you're likely to find it here!

Blink and you miss it, this is a tiny shop situated at the level crossing end of St Johns Road. Its…read moreposition at the quiet end of St Johns Rod means its far easier to park outside or nearby. The shop is a little treasure trove, selling every kind of battery you could possibly need; for your watch, your torch, your stereo. It is the place to go with unusual or antique items that require an obsqure battery. The staff are deft at battery replacement; simply hand over your watch and they unscrew and change it in an instant- job done. They also sell mobile phone batteries, phone chagrgers, and other odds and ends.

Don't deliver in 24hrs as promised don't answer emails customer service terrible How they get such…read morea high rating on Trust Pilot is a complete mystery

I bought a rather expensive Bosch battery just over 3 years ago as it had a good warranty. Tayna…read moredelivered it the next day. The battery started playing up two months ago with slow cranking and not starting the car. I had to jump start it a lot. I had the electrics checked out and bought a second hand battery from a scrap yard. This second hand battery didn't fail me and still hasn't. I performed all of the home tests with the Bosch battery as Tayna suggested (including removing it from the car and trickle charging it). It worked for a day and then failed again. Tayna wanted me to return it. This cost £20, no fault was found and it was returned to me. A week later I installed the Bosch battery. It started my 2009 diesel s-max straight away. I took it for a 40 minute drive, parked for 10 minutes and came home. It started OK again. The next day I did a 10 minute journey. I was parked for 5 minutes (getting diesel) and the car started, but struggled to turn over. I drove home in 10 minutes and left the car until the next morning. The next day it would not start at all. I used a jump pack and it started. I did an hour journey and parked for the day. When I went to start the car, I needed to use my jump pack again. I took the battery out and put in the second hand battery back in. I had no more problems starting ever since. I invested in another charger and trickle charged the Bosch battery. It did the same as before, worked for a couple of times and died... Back went in the second hand battery with no problems. I am now at a loss. I have already spent £20 for you to say that the battery is fine. I'll use a local motor factors in future

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