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Power up your everyday devices with our selection of rechargeable batteries in AA, AAA, and more options.

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Looking for a dependable way to power everyday electronics while cutting down on waste? Rechargeable batteries are a practical choice for homes that rely on flashlights, toys, remotes and portable devices. At Canadian Tire, you’ll find options designed for consistent performance across common household battery sizes.
Why opt for rechargeable?
Most rechargeable batteries can be recharged hundreds of times, helping reduce long-term costs and battery disposal. They’re also available in standard sizes like AA, AAA, C and D, making them easy to swap into many devices you already own.
What are the advantages of rechargeable batteries?
Rechargeable batteries let you reuse the same battery multiple times instead of throwing it away after one use. They’re ideal for frequently used devices and can provide reliable power for years with proper care.
Which batteries come as rechargeable?
All common household battery sizes are available in rechargeable versions, including AA rechargeable batteries, AAA rechargeable batteries, C batteries and D batteries. This makes it easy to find rechargeable options for both small electronics and higher-drain devices like lanterns.
How long do rechargeable batteries last?
Most rechargeable batteries can be fully charged up to 500 times. Their total lifespan typically ranges from 2 to 7 years, depending on usage, charging habits and storage conditions.
How can I extend the life of a rechargeable battery?
Remove batteries from the charger once they’re fully charged to avoid overcharging. If you won’t be using rechargeable batteries for an extended period, store them at around 70% charge, then fully recharge them when needed.
To power devices that require different voltages or formats, you can also explore dependable 9 volt batteries, 6 volt batteries and a wide selection of specialty batteries for cameras, medical devices and other specific electronics.