Amazon has
10-Pack Panasonic CR2032 3V Lithium Coin Cell Batteries (CR2032P/10BW) on sale for
$6.49.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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10-Pack Panasonic CR2032 3V Lithium Coin Cell Batteries (CR2032P/10BW) on sale for
$6.49.
Shipping is free on $49+ orders.
Product Details:
- Engineered to provide reliable long lasting power
- Reliable even in a wide range of operating temperatures (-22Β°F to plus 140Β°F)
- Batteries and packaging meet or exceed IEC 60086-4 2019 ANSI c18-3m part 2-2019 and UL 1642 compliance standards
- Long shelf life of up to 8-years
- 3V nominal voltage
Top Comments
Community Reviews
These Panasonic CR2032 coin cells are mainly valued as a low-cost option for AirTags, Samsung tags, key fobs, and other small devices. They work fine in use, and the bitter child-safety coating appears absent, which helps in devices that can struggle with coated cells. The main concern is runtime, with several reports that they do not last as long as Energizer or Duracell, and a few claims of very short shelf life. A practical pick if price matters more than maximum battery life.
AirTag owners who want a coin cell that works fine otherwise, because it powers trackers normally even if runtime can be shorter than the original battery.
People keeping spare CR2032s for key fobs, calipers, or trip emergencies, because they are handy to have in a drawer when a device dies unexpectedly.
Shoppers who prefer a bitter-coating-free CR2032 for Samsung tags or higher-end key fobs, because these appear not to have that child-safety coating.
Drivers using a coin cell in a car through cold-weather swings, because one battery lasted about nine months in New England conditions.
People who need the longest-lasting CR2032 for AirTags or trackers, because these can run out sooner than Energizer, Duracell, or the original battery.
Owners who want a battery that stays fresh in storage, because these can be dead within a month or two even while still in the package.
Shoppers worried about counterfeit coin cells, because Amazon can mix inventory from different sellers and genuine sourcing is harder to verify.
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Flip back and forth between them. Same listing, same reviews, different price.
Also, I believe I read somewhere that Amazon sometimes sells grey market or fake batteries unknowingly. That is because they take products from a bunch of people and then sell it all from the same bin.
I love Amazon and buy a lot from them but I prefer to buy my batteries from big-box retailers in person to avoid the chance at fake batteries.
I wish Amazon would come up with a way to separate genuine product they get direct from the manufacturer and those that they get from third parties but so far I don't believe that is the case.
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