Panasonic CR2032 Battery Lithium cr-2032 3V Coin Cell pack of 6 batteries"panasonic brand name batteries" exp. date 2022

I perused the lengthy listing of CR2032 battery reviews before deciding to spend the extra cash.. They can be purchased at anywhere from highs near $2.75 ea in singles to as little as $0.33 or less by the 100's. The major complaint was that they were not high quality batteries (about the only measure you can make directly is the open circuit voltage "out of the box"). Of course life-in-application is the other measure, only detectable after it's demise. I suppose the expiration date might be another guide, but is of less use generally unless you're planning on keeping them around a long time. Even at this $1.66 ea including shipping, they still are cheaper than they would be in my local grocer. j[Edit: hmm, as soon as I say they're worth a buck or so extra, they raise the price 25%!!.. I can buy them at Kroger's now at the price they're charging and only have to get 2 at a time.. sheesh... ya just can't be nice!)]Out of the box, these ranked quite high with voltages of about 3.25V (based on my research the max would be about 3.3) Their expiration date was 2022 as advertised. As I only have one device My Weigh Elite Series Bathroom Body Weight Scale - 400 lb which uses these, I had little use in stockpiling batteries. The last two lasted about 18 months. I will post back as to the longevity of these batteries as I go through them.They were shipped promptly (even on Presidents' Day.. a normal holiday). They were with another item I ordered and packed in a separate envelope.All-in-all I'm happy with this item and, based on the ultimate life-in-use, I'll probably be buying them again.

These were bought for the remote that controls my living room light. It is used multiple times a day so I bought plenty of batteries to have on hand. They have lasted so long that they may out live the light! Lol

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While I honestly can not swear to the authenticity of these batteries, nor can I comment on the longevity of them either, as I only just put one in my car remote, I can say that I am satisfied with the appearance in which they arrived in and the price that I paid. They were considerably cheaper online than in store and they arrived very quickly and safely packaged. Another good thing is that the expiration date for these isn't until 2028 so I have plenty of time to use them , especially if the longevity proves to be less than what it should be. I do not, however, forsee having an issue. Last but not least, my car remote is working once again so these batteries have been proven to work.

We replace non rechargeable batteries annually in February and maintain a backup for rechargeable batteries. While not fool proof; better to have them and and not need them than need them and not have them... especially for smoke alarms. Amazon rocks.

I was actually kind of leery about this purchase after seeing some reviews, but have been pleased in every aspect. Delivered on time, no "postage due" or any surprises like that, 6 correct-type/correct-size Panasonic brand batteries, brand new in blister pack exactly as shown in the picture on the product page, exp date in 2031, and so far working great. I ordered from "BD Supply". Fantastic price, highly recommended!

these came in a timely manner and are just what i needed to replace my honda odyssey remote car battery, which oddly gave out after only two years of ownership. I like that this package contains 6 batteries and feel like it is a good quantity for the price. Quality is great, and the batteries are individually sealed which i really prefer since i have young children at home and am deathly afraid of little hands finding something such as this. I would definitely consider purchasing again in the future, although i believe these 6 will hold me over for quite awhile.

Most of use have been using a mix of AA's, AAA's, and coin cells like this one for quite some time. This version, the 2032, is very popular. I have been taking advantage of lower-cost batteries when it made sense. When powering an expensive device, like a camera, I opt for a "brand" name battery because I'm concerned about "leakage" ruining the device. For other applications, I have opted for the lower-cost batteries found on Amazon including "Amazon branded" batteries and they have really worked "okay".Recently, the keyfob used to open my F150 was not working very well. It seemed like I had to "press" the open button much harder than usual. I replaced the battery with a "cheaper" 2032 with no change. Strangely, this was the second of two keyfobs that "failed" after a relatively short time and when replacing the battery did not fix.My first thought was to buy a new keyfob. But, a replacement keyfob was about $200. Robbery, of course, but what can you do other than open the door manually. Before I spent the $200, I decided to TRY a "branded" battery like this one just to see what happened. Guess what - the keyfob now works as it should.My guess is that, in the keyfob application, the battery is only used when a button (open or close) is pressed. The battery must supply a lot of current initially and maybe the non-branded batteries, while they may meet the basic "spec", may not. The cheaper batteries had the correct open circuit voltage, but, open circuit voltage is not a good indicator of battery health. Using a "branded" battery, like this one, also fixed my OTHER keyfoblSo, the message is, before you "punt" and spend a lot of money, try using a "branded" battery. Other applications may perform perfectly well with cheaper batteries.