I believe it is because the cold wears them out faster.
Batteries die faster in the cold because the chemical reactions that generate electricity inside the battery slow down in low temperatures, reducing the battery's ability to deliver power efficiently.
Yes, cold weather can cause batteries to die faster because low temperatures can slow down the chemical reactions inside the battery, reducing its ability to generate power.
Die Hard batteries will last for a very VERY long time, and they handle well through winter as well as summer, so you do not need to worry extensivley about it.
the camera with four AA batteries would die faster because that indicates it need more power than a camera that only needs two AA
No. He is still alive.
Sears batteries are manufactured by Globe-Union, which is a division of Johnson Controls.
lithium batteries do die fast.
Yes, cold weather does make phone die faster.
In 2012 they were made by Johnson Controls. But next year they may be make by another company.
no winter did not die
The battery just isn't holding a charge. Time for a new one. Batteries can die suddenly like this.
Concrete walls can interfere with cellular signals, causing your cellphone to increase its power output, reducing the battery life.