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The time is now to finally evict all those random batteries from your kitchen’s junk drawer.

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The built-in tester is also clutch for figuring out if something is actually broken or just powered by a dud. It's genuinely one of those gifts that keeps on giving, especially when a device dies at the exact wrong moment. 

You'll need to purchase the batteries separately, and will need 78 AA batteries, 64 AAA batteries, eight 9-volt batteries, 10 C batteries, 12 coin cell batteries, and eight D batteries.

Promising review: "If you have a bunch of batteries sitting in boxes, blister packs, or an open container, this will help you organize them and find them later. The case is big and provides a good AA-heavy storage setup. The included tester is a great addition, and let me know which ones to throw away or recharge instead of just storing them. It holds the batteries securely in place but still keeps them easy to extract." —Aphoid

Reviewers love the large capacity, battery tester, quality, organization layout, how portable it is, and, of course, the value. It is also *smart* about how many batteries you realistically need. For instance, it has 78 spaces for AA batteries because those are the ones you'll likely use the most. But D batteries? You'll need those less often, so there are only eight spaces for those. 

Check out this review: "I can't believe the amount and size of batteries that the Battery Daddy holds, from AAA to D size batteries. Now I have an organized location for all my batteries. I like that it holds more of the AAA and AA batteries, which I use a lot of for my hand games, and my room purifier canisters throughout my home. The additional storage space allows me to store those small circular-type batteries, too. It feels sturdy and should be able to hold 180 batteries, as it states (a lot of batteries in one common location, in my bedroom night-stand). The battery tester is also a nice tool for testing whether your batteries are dead. I like the color's attractiveness. So, if you want to keep all your various-sized batteries together, this is the device you need. I highly recommend the Battery Daddy, it's worth the price." —Amazon Customer

Get it from Amazon for $15.30 (originally $19.99).

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