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    Batteries Plus

    Batteries Plus

    (23 reviews)

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    I can honestly say I walked into Batteries Plus completely misinformed about a battery purchase. I…read morethought I knew what I needed, but I was quickly humbled by how little I actually understood. Thankfully, I had the pleasure of being helped by the store owner, Tish, who completely turned the experience around. Tish was patient, empathetic, and extremely knowledgeable. She didn't make me feel embarrassed for not knowing, but instead took the time to explain everything in detail so that I could make the best choice. Her professionalism, kindness, and genuine desire to help stood out to me in a big way. Because of this level of service, I won't go anywhere else. Batteries Plus has earned my trust, and I'll always be a repeat customer at my neighborhood store. If you're looking for great products and even better customer care, this is the place to go!

    I know nothing about batteries, currents, charges and all those other associated words. But you…read moreknow who does? These guys. Friendly customer service, knowledgeable, quick to find me what I needed - I was in and out in seconds. AND they tried to save me money. I needed watch batteries for an online banking card reader from the UK and needed four of them which would have come to over $20. They gave me a different battery that still works and cost me $14 in a multipack. Yes, it's cheaper on Amazon - but I needed something ASAP. I appreciate all their efforts, but sadly the batteries didn't work as they were just a bit too thin in width and wouldn't press down on the contact strips fully. I should have taken the reader with me, really, but regardless, impressive customer service, even if it is a bit pricey in here.

    Batteries Plus

    Batteries Plus

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    I recently purchased two batteries from BatteriesPlus, store #849, in Norfolk Virginia. Each one…read moreof those batteries cost me about $50. Before you, too, make a purchase at this store I want to share with you my buyer's experience and hopefully prevent you from getting scammed like I believe I did. If you walk into the store you will see what you will believe to be the battery's purchase price posted on the shelf. For the sake of an example, lets assume that price is $50. When you get up to the counter to pay for your battery the sales clerk will probably tell you that the price listed on the shelf for your item is the cost AFTER a "core charge" discount is applied for turning in an old battery. The clerk may even then tell you that the "real" price for the battery you want to buy is $5 higher because you didn't bring in an old battery. If you pay the higher -but unpublished- price you just got scammed into paying $5 more for an item than the store's advertised price. That is a 10% profit for the store... and none for you. But there is more. If, instead, you bring in an old battery thinking that you will get a "core charge" credit for it, you might want to think again. When you get to the counter to pay for your item, the store clerk will probably tell you that the $50 price listed on the shelf for your new battery is the discounted cost AFTER turning in an old battery as a "core". If you give the store clerk an old battery thinking that you are getting a $5 "core charge" credit for it you should realize that you just got scammed. You just paid the full advertised price for your battery and did not receive any discount for the old battery you just turned in. That is a 10% profit for the store... and none for you. But there is even more. If you buy a new $50 battery and turn in an old battery thinking that you will get a $5 "core charge" discount then you need to check your sales receipt. If there is no record on your receipt for having turned in an old battery then you just got scammed. Without a record on your sales receipt you have no way to prove that you gave the store your old battery. You just lost a $5 value because you didn't receive anything tangible in return for giving them your old battery - regardless of the price paid for your new battery. And one more thing. If you turn in an old battery and don't see a recorded entry on your sales receipt of having done so then you just might have gotten scammed a second time. The store can then take your old battery -which would now would be untraceable because there is no record of you having turned it in- and sell it for scrap. Scrap batteries are quite valuable because the lead in them can be recycled to make and sell a new battery. If the store gets $5 for every scrap battery they turn in, THEY get the $5 recycling credit AND a receipt for having done so. That is another 10% profit for the store... 20% in total... and none for you. So my recommendation for you is this if you ever make a purchase at BatteriesPlus store #849 in Norfolk, Virginia: Demand to know what the purchase price for a new battery really is and ensure that it matches the advertised price on the shelf. Demand that your sales receipt shows a separate and itemized entry for any old battery your give them as part of a "core charge" discount.

    Nice enough employees, but the whole idea of a battery store is to have batteries in stock. I went…read moreto buy a battery for a powered wheelchair and they only had 1 of 2 of the required batteries in stock. They ordered from another store for next day delivery, but it ended up taking a week to get them sent from across town. In the meantime, I just went on Amazon and had them delivered to my house. I've never had much luck trying to support Batteries Plus with my business.

    O'Reilly Auto Parts - autopartssupplies - Updated May 2026

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