We love only GOLD (FINGER batteries)!

Brace yourselves for gold. GOLD FINGER batteries!



"One more for your series on battery photography: The Gold Finger. I found them inside a very old digital camera that my housemate had."



"It's probably the worst digital camera I've seen, with a CIF maximum resolution (352x288), even worse than the Sony Mavica my sister's in-laws swore by until last year."



"As you can see from the pictures, they have leaked and rusted, and were made by a company called PEONY in the Shanhai Xinli Battery Factory. They're AAA size. Have included the dreadful camera they came from for good measure."



"I'm a novice battery photographer and don't have a DSLR at my disposal, but they're high resolution. 3.5/10 probably - Neil."



Neil, are you INSANE? A battery find like this is a clear 10/10. You're the man. The man with the battery-finding midas touch.



Corrosion is always welcome in battery photos, too. It shows the photographer is not afraid to takes risks with his health to get "the shot."



This makes us regret lowering the quality threshold of our battery updates. The GOLD FINGER blows 99% of the tat we've had on here right out of the water.



Or, to make an analogy with the Bond film it takes its name from, it blows other batteries out of a rapidly decompressing private jet window, then shags Honour Blackman when she was young and hot.