In EU there are other brands. I don't recall seeing Eneloop other than on the Internet, they seem to be the preferred brand in US at least. Maybe I should buy some Eneloop to test them, too.
So far all my NiMH were not that good. Have tried many brands for a photo camera that uses 4xAA. Tried so far GP, SONY, VARTA, DURACELL, UNiROSS, no name, etc. All failed after 2-3 years. The upper left bowl is full of failed AA.

Most common failure was high internal resistance. In the camera they were good to deliver only small currents to take normal pics, but not able to deliver high current to charge the flash.
Since LIDL supermarket became a thing here, in Ro, they came with a new brand of NiMH, "TRONIC", advertised as "low self discharge". They are indeed low discharge and seems very good for the price (about $1 per AA cell), size from AAA to C size and 9V too.
They last about the same, 2-3 years. After that, they are good only for low current loads. I've made a discharger for AA some years ago, and many of the old AA were not able to deliver the usual 0.2C current. Voltage was dropping under 0.9-1V at 0.2C, though at about 10 times less current they were still able to deliver 50-80% of their nominal C.