Alkaline Batteries Singapore: AA, AAA, AAAA & 9V
Genuine alkaline batteries: AA, AAA, AAAA, 9V and 1.5V button cells. Fresh stock, ships locally from Singapore.
- Size Range: AA, AAA, AAAA, 9V, C, D, and 1.5V button cells (LR44, AG13, LR54, 357).
- Trusted Brands: Panasonic Everyday Power / Evolta, Energizer Max, and GP Ultra Alkaline.
- Guaranteed Freshness: High-density anti-leak construction with verified manufacturing dates and 5–10 year shelf preservation.
- Fast Singapore Shipping: Ready local inventory fulfilled directly from Singapore within 1–3 business days.
Which size do you need?
- AA / AAA — remotes, toys, wireless mice, flashlights
- 9V — smoke alarms, multimeters, guitar pedals
- AAAA — active styluses, laser pointers, slim devices
- Button cells (LR44, LR41, LR54) — watches, calculators, key fobs
Sizes are not interchangeable even when the voltage matches, so check the code printed on the old cell before buying. Alkaline is the right choice for devices used occasionally or stored for long periods, since it holds a charge on the shelf far longer than rechargeable NiMH. For anything replaced often, a rechargeable pack usually pays for itself instead.
Need batteries today? Buy alkaline batteries in Singapore from DigiStoreSG with local stock, fast delivery and practical pack sizes for homes, offices, toys, remotes and smoke alarms.
Not sure which battery your device needs? See our guides on which battery your device actually uses, AA vs AAA vs AAAA sizing, the difference between LR44 and LR54 button cells, and when rechargeable makes more sense.
Alkaline Batteries — FAQ
Where can I buy alkaline batteries in Singapore?
Right here — genuine AA, AAA, AAAA, 9V and button cell stock, with fast local delivery.
How long do alkaline batteries last unused?
Typically 5-10 years on the shelf when stored in a cool, dry place — far longer than rechargeable NiMH, which self-discharges faster while idle.
Can I use alkaline in a device that recommends rechargeable, or vice versa?
Usually yes voltage-wise, but never mix the two types in the same device — mixed chemistries can drain unevenly or leak. Pick one type per device and stick with it.
