SE CR2032 Battery, Package of 5 (5 Packs 25 Batteries)
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of SE CR2032 Battery, Package of 5 (5 Packs 25 Batteries)
Customer Review: If I wanted dead batteries, I would have just kept the old ones...
Summary: 1 Stars
I purchased these batteries through National Deals, one of the Amazon Marketplace sellers. The batteries that I received were not the ones pictured, rather they were individually bagged Panasonic CR2032 batteries.
So far, I've tried six of the cells. Two lasted less than 24 hours; the other four were dead. National Deals claims to have tested the cells prior to shipment. If so, they're not testing them correctly.
Batteries from the other vendors may work fine, but I would strongly suggest staying away National Deals. You are essentially purchasing 25 cute little bags with a bit of trash inside...
Customer Review: You get what you pay for.
Summary: 1 Stars
Bought these for my Omron Pedometer (which uses CR2032 batteries). I was enticed by the price (and the surprising high user rating), but in retrospect I should have stuck with a name brand. The battery that comes with the Omron and the Energizer battery I replaced it with each lasted 5-6 months. The BEST of these generic batteries lasted only 1 month, and the worst of the bunch lasted mere days. Very inconsistent from one battery to the next. You get what you pay for, and the price is not worth the hassle IMO. I would recommend Energizer. (I imagine Duracell, if they sell these kind, would also probably be good.)Customer Review: Cheap for a reason
Summary: 4 Stars
These have pretty awful battery life, but for as cheap as they are, it's worth it. You may go through the batteries faster, but a pack of 25 for 6 bucks vs a pack of 2 for 6 bucks and well...I think you see where I'm going here. They're cheap for a reason but in the end your 6 bucks goes further with this product than all the other more expensive batteries.
I use these batteries to power my dog's shock collar. I do notice they seem to die after about 1-2 weeks in the collar. Not awful but not exactly great either. I guess it depends on if he's being particularly obnoxious or not. :p
Customer Review: Don't Bother with these Batteries
Summary: 1 Stars
Bought these for use in a dog training collar. Several times replaced the batteries, pressed the tone warning to make sure they were in correctly, but when I attempted to correct the dog, the batteries were already dead, just from emitting the warning tone. There were a couple good ones in there, but even they didn't last very long. I probably could have purchase two name brand batteries for the same money, they would have lasted just as long as all of these did. I wouldn't have had to fool around with changing the batteries all the time, and the collar would actually have worked when I needed it to.Customer Review: No quite as expected...
Summary: 3 Stars
Not quite what I expected. Per the picture I kind of expected 20 packages of 5 batteries. Instead I get 100 individual baggies with one battery in each one. No instructions, no packaging, just batteries. I couldn't tell if they were new or used, but when I attached them to the LED lights that I had, some seemed more charged than others. I also had no idea that they could not be stored touching each other or they would start to react and generate heat. That may have been on the packaging, but I didn't get it. All in all, I received the batteries, in a timely fashion, just not what I expected.