Sony 3V Lithium CR2032 Batteries (4 Blisters of 5), 20 Cells

In March of 2016, I purchased a 20-pack of these batteries. I have a lot of accessories that run on these batteries, so I bought a 20 pack. I went to change the battery in my car fob in late October, seven months later. None of the remaining batteries (there were a total of 15) had enough juice to power the fob. Despite the fact that the expiration date on the back of the package clearly states that they are good until 2025, this is what has happened. All of the batteries were kept in their original packaging and in a desk drawer, ensuring that they were not drained by a third party. I used a battery meter to check all of the batteries, and they all read "replace" on the meter. These are clearly a subpar Sony product, or a knockoff, and are unworthy of your money.

Zoey Wright

| Feb 11, 2021

A voltage of three should be maintained by new batteries. 3 volts. The majority of them are three. 18 volts is about half the voltage of a new battery, so it will only last half as long. I'm going to return them and look for another supplier. These have a date code that says they should be used by 2026. They took out the test holes that used to come with them in order to make checking voltages more difficult. As a result, I built my own and put all 20 batteries through their paces. I had one of them read to me for a little more than three minutes. It reads 2 volts, but that's not what a new battery should read, so it's 1/3 dead or drained. Some of them have voltages as low as three volts. It appears that either these aren't being stored properly or the date stamp is a forgery.

Janiyah Melton

| Feb 20, 2021

That has always yielded positive results for me. I was running low on stock and decided to order these in March after reading a few reviews. They arrived in good condition and have an expiration date of 2026, so they will be stored in the cabinet for future use. On Monday, one of my devices displays a low battery warning; I swap it out on Tuesday and use it for about an hour; everything works as expected. It's Wednesday, and the battery I installed 24 hours ago is running out of juice. If the return window had not closed, these would have been returned.

Mauricio Barrett

| Dec 30, 2020

  This is a video review of the Sony CR2032 Lithium Coin Cell 3V 20-Cell Pack. pack. My batteries are not allegedly counterfeit, according to my research. I gave these batteries three stars because they're a risky purchase, but for how long they've lasted on average, they're still less expensive than store-bought batteries.

Colson Mathews

| Sep 29, 2021

I originally purchased these batteries to replace a few CMOS batteries in a couple of old machines, but I soon realized that because they're so cheap and plentiful, you don't feel bad about using them. They all worked flawlessly in some old controllers that supported them, and they were accepted by all PCs without issue. br>br>However, if you want to get these, buy them from "The Perfect Deals" because I read a lot of reviews and a lot of people said they had already expired or were about to expire, with the exception of the few reviews I saw from this seller. br>br>I'll upload an image, but it will expire in 2024! These will last at least another ten years! I haven't seen a CR2032 with such a long expiration date in a long time, and I highly recommend Sony's batteries, as well as the seller; they arrived in about four days. Purchased on Monday, received on Friday.

Jade Watts

| Jul 25, 2021

They are adequate for the price. They were used on timer-controlled battery-operated tea light candles. 6 hours on, 18 hours off The batteries have lasted for at least a week; after that, they start to fade a little, and by week three, I usually have to replace them, though they may last another week or two depending on how bright I want the candle to be. I don't use candles all year, but only as holiday decorations, so these will suffice. If the batteries will be used frequently and for longer periods of time, you should look for higher-quality batteries.

Michelle CONNOR

| Feb 19, 2021

They appear to be the same size as Energizer Cells in terms of capacity. I had previously written a negative review about the cells, but I later discovered that the scale I had used to test them had malfunctioned and was rapidly depleting the cells. I replaced the suspect Sony cells with new energizer cells, and they discharged at the same rate as the Sony cells. As a result, I've come to the conclusion that the Sony cells are in excellent condition and thus a good buy. Please accept my sincere apologies for the previous review, which I have since removed. In the few times I've used Sony cells before, I've always had good results, so I'm comfortable with them now.

Dustin Haas

| Sep 06, 2021

I bought these to replace the batteries in small tea candles I use around the holidays, but I wanted to wait to see how well they worked before writing a review because this was the first time I bought them. All of my tea candles now have batteries in them. which are switched on for six hours every day On November 17th, the alarm will go off for 18 hours. The candles were either out or barely lit by December 10th. I was duped by "Sony. " I haven't even used this brand for 30 days. " I'll spend more money on more expensive batteries that will last longer. " These turned out to be a dud. a third component- As I started to decorate, I realized I needed more than 20. I realized that more of my candles needed batteries, so I placed a second order while the first order's batteries were still functioning. That request was fulfilled. Only ten of the twenty batteries were functional. On that order, I did make contact with the seller. I was given a half-price refund, which was still inconvenient because I required batteries. These aren't worth your time. They're only going to be around for a short while.

Rebecca HUMPHRIES

| Jan 12, 2021