TIGER HEAD HI WATT BATTERY HK CO LTD via Amazon has
6-Pack HW CR123A 3V 1700mAh High Capacity Lithium Batteries on sale for $8.98 - $4.49 (50%) off when you apply promo code
SUVKOZS7 at checkout =
$4.49.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this product:
- 1700mAh high capacity non-rechargeable lithium cell output
- Operating temperature range from -40°F to 158°F
- Leak-proof design with UL and RoHS certification
- PTC protection integrated into battery construction
- 10-Year storage shelf life for long-term reliability
Community Reviews
These CR123A lithium batteries stand out as a low-cost way to stock up on a size used in smart locks, smoke detectors, older flashlights, security cameras, flashes, and wireless doorbells. The coupon brought the six pack to under five dollars with tax for some orders, which is far below local retail pricing. The brand is also recognized in Asia. The main caution is that rechargeable substitutes are not always a direct replacement, since 3.7 volt 16340 cells can cause problems in some devices, especially pairs.
Common Questions (5)
CR123A batteries are used in August/Yale smart locks, smoke detectors, security cameras, flashes, wireless doorbells, wireless monitors, kids electronics, and some older flashlights. They are also used in pairs or with a spacer in certain flashlights.
The coupon worked for multiple orders, bringing the total to under $5 with tax in some cases. Subscribe & Save did not apply for at least one order, so the final price depended on the coupon and local tax.
Yes. A CVS comparison showed a 2-pack for $12 and a 1-pack for $15, while this 6-pack was around $4.50 before tax, making it much cheaper per battery.
Yes, they are used in August/Yale smart locks and other electronic locks. Rechargeable versions can drain quickly in this use, so non-rechargeable CR123A cells are often preferred for short-term convenience.
16340 rechargeables are not a universal substitute because they are 3.7V while CR123A batteries are 3.0V. They can work in many devices, but some devices-especially those using two cells-may have problems with the higher voltage.
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16340s (Li-Ion rechargeables in identical size) are 3.7 volts, whereas these are 3.0 volts. Most devices have no problem with this, but some have a big problem, especially when it's two of them - 7.4 volts vs. 6.0 volts.
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