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IEC 62133-2 UN 38.3
Li-ion 1.5V regulated AA

SCIGOLD AA Family Bundle — 8 Cells + Home Charging Case

The household kit: 8 × 4,440 mWh AA cells + 8-slot Home Charging Case (CW508). Charge all 8 at once — $12.99 less than buying separately.

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$73.99

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Capacity
4,440 mWh × 8
Cell size
AA
Pack
8 cells + Home Case (CW508)
SKU
SG-C00H-0508+SG-B00A-LI01#2

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SCIGOLD AA Family Bundle · 8 cells + Home Case

Eight cells. One charger for all of them.

Eight 4,440 mWh cells, and a Home Case that charges all eight at once from one USB-C cable.

The SCIGOLD Home Charging Case open on a stone shelf with eight SCIGOLD AA cells in its slots

Inside the Family Bundle

The household's AA supply, in one box.

Eight 4,440 mWh cells and the 8-slot Home Case, $12.99 less than buying them separately. The capacity of this cell model is SGS-measured.

The 8-slot SCIGOLD Home Charging Case, lid open, with SCIGOLD AA cells in its slots

The bundle

8 cells + Home Case.

Eight SCIGOLD AA 1.5V Li-ion cells, the 8-slot Home Charging Case in titanium silver, a braided 1 m USB-C cable and a user guide.

$73.99, against $86.98 for the 8-pack ($49.99) and a Home Case ($36.99) bought separately.

Why the bundle

One charger for the whole supply.

01

Save $12.99

$73.99, against $86.98 for the 8-pack ($49.99) and a Home Case ($36.99) bought separately.

02

All eight at once

Eight independent slots on one USB-C cable, full in about 2.5 hours.

03

4,440 mWh per cell

The capacity of this cell model is SGS-measured under IEC 61960-3. Eight cells hold 35,520 mWh.

04

1,600 test cycles

Our published test summary reports at least 70% capacity retention after 1,600 full charge and discharge cycles under standardized test conditions. Actual battery life varies with use, charging and storage.

Compatibility

Works with what you already own.

Gaming
Xbox controllers and other game controllers that take AA.
Photography
Digital cameras and camera flashes that take AA.
Around the house
TV remotes and kids' toys.
Not for
Smart locks and Blink cameras. Schlage, August, Yale and Kwikset advise against rechargeable AAs in their locks, and Blink specifies non-rechargeable lithium AAs. For any other device, check its manual.
Charger power
A USB-C source that supplies 5V/3A: a USB-C wall charger, a laptop's USB-C port, a power bank or a car charger.

Good to know

  • The cells have no charging port of their own. They charge only in the Home Case or the Pocket Case (CW505).
  • A full case takes about 2.5 hours from a 5V/3A USB-C source.
  • The cells are certified to UN 38.3 and IEC 62133-2.
  • Only need four cells? The AA Kit (4 cells + Pocket Case) is $55.99.
  • Not recommended for smoke or CO alarms — use the battery type your alarm's manual specifies.

Specs & details

Every number, in one place.

The Household Kit.

If you have more than a handful of AA-powered devices — Xbox controllers, kids’ toys, TV remotes — four cells won’t go around. Then you’re stuck waiting between recharges.

The Family Bundle solves it: 8 cells + 1 Home Charging Case that holds all 8 at once. Drop them in, plug one USB-C cable, walk away. About 2.5 hours later your entire household’s AA supply is full.

What’s in the Box

  • 8 × SCIGOLD AA 1.5V Lithium Rechargeable Cells (4,440 mWh each)
  • 1 × Home Charging Case (CW508) — 8 independent slots, Titanium Silver
  • 1 × USB-C charging cable (braided, 1m)
  • 1 × User guide

The Math

ItemBuy SeparatelyIn Family Bundle
1 × 8-Pack cells-only (8 cells)$49.99—
1 × Home Case (8-slot charger)$36.99—
Family Bundle (8 cells + Home Case)—$73.99
Savings—$12.99

When to Get It

  • ✓ Household with 8+ AA-powered devices
  • ✓ Want one charger that handles your whole AA supply at once
  • ✓ Want a charger that stays home as the household hub (the slim Pocket Case is the travel charger)
  • ✓ Gamers, photographers, parents — anyone who runs out of AAs constantly
  • ✗ Casual user with 1-2 devices — the AA Kit (4 cells + Pocket Case) is plenty

Why the Home Case Instead of the 4-Slot Pocket Case

The AA Kit comes with the 4-slot Pocket Case, made for everyday carry. The Home Case is its bigger sibling for the household:

Spec4-Slot Pocket Case (in the AA Kit)8-Slot Home Case (in this bundle)
Capacity4 cells8 cells (AA / AAA mixed)
DisplayPer-cell LCDPer-slot LED
FormSlim flip-lidCoffee-mug cylinder
Use caseTravel, daily-carryHousehold hub
In this bundle—✓

Specifications

AttributeValue
Cells included8 × SCIGOLD AA 1.5V Lithium (4,440 mWh each)
Charger included1 × Home Case (CW508) · 8 independent slots
Total energy35,520 mWh (8 × 4,440)
Cycle test result per cell1,600 full cycles, at least 70% capacity retained (standardized conditions; published test summary)
Charger inputUSB-C 5V/3A, 360 mA × 8 slots
Charger bodyAluminum alloy + ABS · Titanium Silver
Charger size72.9 × 77.4 × 55.2 mm · 109 g
SKUSG-C00H-0508+SG-B00A-LI01#2

Actual battery life varies with use, charging and storage. See our published test summary for the reported cycle result.


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How It Works

Full in about 2.5 hours. Four steps.

  1. Drop the cells into the charger

    Place your SCIGOLD AA 1.5V Li-ion cells into the 4-slot Pocket Case (CW505) or the 8-slot Home Case (CW508), matching the + and − terminals shown in each slot.

  2. Connect a 5V/3A USB-C source

    Plug a USB-C cable into the case and connect it to a 5V/3A USB-C source — a phone wall charger, laptop USB-C port, GaN brick, power bank, or car charger. No proprietary adapter needed.

  3. Watch the per-cell status display

    The Pocket Case's LCD or the Home Case's per-slot LED shows each cell charging independently. A nearly empty cell and a half-full one each charge on their own and stop when full.

  4. Done in about 2.5 hours

    A full case of cells goes from empty to full in about 2.5 hours from a 5V/3A source. Charging stops automatically when each cell is full. Unplug the case once charging is done; the cells can stay in it for storage and travel.

Frequently Asked

Quick answers, before you buy.

Is the AA Family Bundle cheaper than buying the cells and charger separately?

Yes. The bundle is $73.99 and saves $12.99 versus buying the 8-pack of cells ($49.99) and a Home Case ($36.99) on their own. You get 8 SGS-verified 4,440 mWh AA cells plus the 8-slot Home Case in one purchase, which is the lowest-cost way to outfit a whole household.

How many devices can the AA Family Bundle power?

Eight cells cover a typical AA-heavy household: Xbox controllers, TV remotes, and kids' toys. With 35,520 mWh of total energy across eight cells, most homes can keep every device running while the cells not in use charge in the Home Case.

What is the difference between the Home Case and the Pocket Case?

The Home Case in this bundle holds eight cells at once and accepts AA or AAA in any mix (SCIGOLD AAA cells are not sold yet), using per-slot LED indicators in a cylindrical body built as a household hub. The Pocket Case holds four cells with a per-cell LCD in a slim flip-lid form built for travel and everyday carry.

Can the Home Case charge all eight cells at the same time?

Yes. The Home Case has eight independent slots and charges all eight cells simultaneously from a single USB-C cable at 5V/3A, delivering 360 mA per slot. A full case takes about 2.5 hours. Each slot is managed independently, so you can mix AA and AAA cells or charge a partial load without affecting the other slots.

Who should buy the Family Bundle instead of the AA Kit (4 cells + Pocket Case)?

Choose the Family Bundle if you run eight or more AA devices or want one charger that refills your whole supply at once. Gamers, photographers and parents benefit most. If you only have one or two devices, the AA Kit (4 cells + Pocket Case) is plenty.

Can I use these cells in a smoke or CO alarm?

We don't recommend it. A 1.5V lithium rechargeable holds about 1.5V for most of its charge and drops to about 1V only near empty, so an alarm may not see the gradual voltage decline it uses to chirp a low-battery warning. Use the battery type your alarm's manual specifies.

Is the Home Case safe to bring on a plane?

Yes. The cylindrical Home Case can go in your carry-on, and the cells meet UN 38.3 transport requirements. The aluminum-alloy body measures 72.9 by 77.4 by 55.2 mm and weighs 109 grams. It is built as the household hub, though; the slim Pocket Case is SCIGOLD's travel and daily-carry charger.

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