Buy one set of batteries that’ll last you years, if not decades. But how?



Who doesn’t love a product that can do two things in one? Introducing the GP Charge AnyWay. Just think of it as your lifelong charging buddy…

The GP Charge AnyWay is an all-in-one charging solution which, along with boosting the power of USB devices, also powers up rechargeable batteries via its charger function. This means that you can have a set of rechargeable batteries on constant rotation to use again, and again, and again… (up to 1,500 times to be precise, with the ReCyko+ Pro AA batteries).  


3 reasons to buy rechargeable batteries

Many devices you use in your day-to-day life require batteries – from your doorbell and fairy lights, to your torch and wireless mouse. These devices will never stop needing power, so having a continuous supply of batteries ready and waiting makes perfect sense, right?

Huge long-term savings



One of the many benefits of buying rechargeable batteries is that they’re cost-effective. They might come with a slightly higher price tag than single-use batteries, but seeing as you’re buying them much less often, they’ll certainly prove their worth over the long term.

The greener choice


Not only will you have more money in your pocket, but a clearer conscience, too. There’s no hiding from the fact that single-use batteries are terrible for the environment; according to statistics shared by Recycle More, more than 20,000 tonnes of batteries get sent to landfill sites in the UK each year. And that’s not all: it takes 50 times more energy to manufacture a battery than it provides during its lifetime. Opt for rechargeables and you’ll dramatically reduce the amount of batteries you throw away – do good and feel good about it!

An organised household



The third reason to buy rechargeable batteries – and boost them whenever you need to with the GP Charge AnyWay – is convenience. No more having to venture to the local shops when your remote control packs in or wireless keyboard stops working – just swap the batteries with the fully-charged set in the charger and away you go...

One set of rechargeable batteries will continue to perform hundreds of times over. It’s like you’re buying a new pack of batteries every time – only, with reduced cost, inconvenience and negative impact on the environment. When put like that, it’s a no-brainer!

GP rechargeable batteries

GP stocks a range of high-quality batteries to complement the GP Charge AnyWay. Just as examples, our ReCyko+ 1000mAh AA batteries provide long-lasting and reliable power to a whole host of devices and can be charged up to 300 times, and our ReCyko+ Pro AA batteries can be boosted over 1,500 times, so are the ultimate environmentally-friendly and cost-conscious choice.

Double up with the GP Charge AnyWay

The GP Charge AnyWay is the perfect solution for recharging your batteries, with the added bonus being that it doubles up as a PowerBank for your USB devices when you’re on the move. Use the GP Charge AnyWay to top up your smartphone’s battery or boost your tablet wherever you are; whether you’re on the train, at your desk or up a mountain! It’s the ultimate 2-in-1 solution that has all your power needs covered.

Rechargeable batteries are easier, greener and cheaper compared to their single use counterparts. Buy them with our GP Charge AnyWay and you’ll be set up for a lifetime!

The GP Charge AnyWay - always puts you in charge. 

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