Maxell CR2032 3V Micro Lithium Button Coin Cell Battery 1 Box of 100 Batteries

Over the last 3 or 4 years I have ordered two boxes of these, and have been satisfied with both. They appear to be genuine, not knock-offs, and seem to hold a charge well. It takes me about 2 years to go through a box of 100, and all the way up until the end they still perform great.Not too much more you can say about batteries:1. Quantity for price is outstanding2. They are genuine Maxell3. They perform as expected, and seem to last quite a while in normal applications4. They come in a box that holds all of the "retail packages" of 5, which makes it easy to put away in a drawer for storage

I use these in my tea light timer candles. They do last much longer than the cheapie brand I bought here before, but I still am not sure these hold up as long as the individual ones you buy at the store. They just don't seem to last quite that long, but definitely for the bulk price they are a better buy than store bought singles, or those cheap brands that last often only a couple of days.

What a great buy. I was purchasing 2 CR2032 batteries per pack for $4.70 every other week for my book light. I purchased these almost a month ago and haven't needed to change the batteries yet!!! This pack of 100 will last me so long I may need to give some away before the expiration date of June 2017!!! My order was delivered with no problems before the promised delivery date. I would not hesitate to make this purchase again. I have several little flameless candles that I never use because the CR2032 batteries I have purchased in the past were so expensive and didn't last long. Now with these strong batteries at this great price, I can use my little candles without guilt. These batteries are stronger than the ones that came with the candles, they last longer and the "flame" is brighter.

I grew tired of the outrageous prices charged for these batteries at local retailers, and began to look for alternatives. I considered a number of generic options here on Amazon, but there were too many negative reviews about them for my tastes. So, I was really glad to find a quality name brand for sale here at a good price. The batteries are nicely packaged, and seem to be of consistently high quality. If you are tired of paying too much for these, and are afraid of the no-name alternatives, I highly recommend this product.

These batteries have a 10 year shelf life and they expire in 2027. To me that means these are 7+ years old when I received them. The last 200 I bought from a different source were good until 2033. I wish they were fresh :(

We have two dogs & two cats. In order to keep the dogs out of the "cat house" (laundry room) where the cat box and cat food are, we have Petsafe shock collars on the dogs and a transmitter in the cat house. The collars use two 2032 batteries each and I've tried just about every brand of battery available including Duracell, etc. I have a battery tester that measures battery efficiency. More precisely it measures the current flowing through an internal 370 ohm load resister. All the 2032 batteries I've bought measured between 8.0 and 8.3 ma (below 8.0 is pretty much an ineffective battery). In fact the Duracell batteries measured around 8.0 - which surprised me since I thought they would be "top of the line" performers.These Maxell batteries measure 8.9-9.0 consistently and last much longer than any others I've used. GREAT product!

They appear to be a Good buy, but they just don't seem to last long. I bought these to use in T-light candles for the holidays. A battery like this will normally last a long time when purchased for a watch. These may last a week if left on constantly, compared to a watch that runs constantly for a year or more.Delivery was pretty promptWould possiby buy again.,

I was surprised to find just how many times I needed a CR2032 battery around the house. I wanted to buy about 10 to replace what was dead, and to have a couple extra. Well...I went overboard. I have about 90 of these left, and I'm concerned that they will lose their charge before I use them. I'm looking for other uses for these, but they work as expected when I do need one.