The world’s best batteries… you may never have heard of!

Human beings are creatures of habit and so when it comes to the things we buy, we tend to stick to the same, trusted brands, time and time again. After all, as the saying goes, ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.’

However, fortune favours the brave and it could pay off to give new brands a try. You may discover that their products are of a higher quality and better value than those of the brand you’ve been using for years!

Time to try GP

Here’s a suggestion: the next time your battery stash runs low, why not give GP a try?

‘Who are GP?’ you ask. Well, we’re a multinational company that’s been designing and making  exceptional-quality batteries for over 50 years – since 1964, in fact. We’re based in Hong Kong and are the largest manufacturer of batteries in Asia and the Nordics.

Our products are sold in countries across and the globe; and when it comes to batteries, we produce over four billion every year!

Our batteries come in a wide range of types, shapes and sizes, from single-use and rechargeable ones, to speciality batteries for watches, car keys, hearing aids and more. All our single-use batteries are ultra-alkaline, guaranteeing high performance with a superb operating time.

Take charge with rechargeable batteries

GP ReCyko rechargeable batteries are one of our best-selling product ranges. Depending on the type of battery you buy, it can be charged anywhere from 300 to a staggering 1,500 times and can last up to 25 years.

Use GP rechargeable batteries to boost your devices – from your doorbell to your alarm clock and your portable keyboard – and you’ll never be caught without juice again! And don’t forget: by relying on your rechargeables and not buying single-use batteries over and over, you’re sure to save yourself a lot of money over time.

Let’s also not forget the impressive, green credentials of rechargeable batteries. Landfill sites across the UK receive around 20,000 tonnes of batteries every year, says Recycle More. Buy rechargeable and your green footprint we grow. We promise: once you go rechargeable, you’ll never go back!

But that’s not all…

Of course, you’re going to need something to boost those rechargeable batteries… well, look no further than GP. We stock a wide range of PowerBanks that can either recharge your batteries, power-up your smart devices, or both!

To top it off, we also produce a range of battery-powered accessories, like our super-bright Discovery Flashlights, which are perfect for camping trips and for keeping around the house for late-night trips to the shed. Speaking of which, you could light up your shed, garage and outside of your home with the GP Cordless Lite motion-sensor light.


Here at GP, we have all of your battery needs covered. Give us a try the next time – we guarantee you won’t be disappointed!

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