AmazonBasics 36pk AAA Alkaline Batteries

I have a subscribe and save for Amazon Basics AAA batteries and also for Energizer Max AAAs. I use them in my keyboard, mouse and some remote controls. I REALLY wanted to love these Amazon batteries because of the cheaper price point. And that is definitely a positive. However, they just do not last as long in any of these devices as the Energizer Max. I find myself changing these out more frequently enough that it's noticeable. I recently realized that it's so noticeable that I had started always making sure I had backup batteries for those devices, even for a short trip of a day or two and even when my keyboard and mouse weren't showing any of the "signs" that the batteries were going, like the keyboard mot registering every keystroke or the mouse skipping around. Once that starts, the Energizer Max's will limp along for a few days, but the Amazon Basics will die FAST! The clincher for me was I had to take an extended trip to my parents and I purposefully packed my last sets of the Energizer Max batteries instead of the Amazon Basics. I literally heard myself say "nope" when I pulled the Amazon batteries out. Like I said, they are good enough and I'm fine using them at home. But the longevity of use isn't equal to others in low-voltage, slow drain devices.