Duracell - 2016 3V Lithium Coin Battery - With Bitter Coating - 1 Count

It was dead batteries, even though the date said they were good until 2023. Both of them registered as "Replace/Low" when tested on two different battery testers. Watching the needle gradually dip to "Replace/low" when I put them in the testers, I noticed that they were low. Five batteries were sold in a pack each had four batteries, so I ended up with twenty batteries that were useless. In the past, I have not had this problem when I bought them at the grocery store or mall.

Dalton Curry

| Apr 17, 2021

Neither battery had any charge they were made in 2013, which I tried on my car key fob and took them to the Toyota dealer thinking that the key FOB was defective since batteries were new, but it was both dead I bought another battery at Walgreens and the key fob worked.

Eve Valencia

| Jun 20, 2021

It is clear to me that Duracell is the most reliable battery brand. In comparison to other things, they are longer lasting. To replace batteries in my Timex indigo and weekly watches, I bought some batteries like these. I see two issues. 1) plan to spend some time removing the battery from The level of protection for children is overkill on the part of parents. I would not recommend trying to take these batteries out of the package without an adult. 2) I doubt it's the bitter pill coating (which is a great idea), but I find that these are a little thicker than standard Duracells and other I worked to press the back onto my Timex watches while other brands and older Duracells slid into the socket and stayed there while I got the other end pressed onto the watch. Those, too, don't they? This is not the case. There are a few more of them, and it is a little The battery is trying to spring out of the watch socket, trying to get the backs back on while the battery is trying to return. Timex watches have about a 7-year life in there, so the watch is still in good shape. It may take a while. It's still there. There is a slight deviation from the specs here. Generally, I expect a high quality service and I like the brand, but be aware of a few points.

Ryan MELLOR

| May 27, 2021

My initial hesitation when ordering these for Lucky Lou's new LED high visibility light was that they may be too expensive In order to comply with instructions, these were supposed to be two CR2016 (3V) and were actually DL2016 (3V), but the price was right, they fit, and more importantly, they worked. I ordered the batteries on March 20, 2019 and received them according to the description. There were two packs (best before 3/2028) that included 2 batteries each, and they arrived in a box that was large enough so that they can be considered a new toy for the cats. They will last for a while, but we don't know exactly how long. I am not sure how often the batteries will need to be changed with a new product and new batteries. Based on the frequency and the duration of the run, the actual amount of time will vary each day. A brief timeline of Lucky Lou's entry into the country is as follows The collar must be turned on every night when the dog goes out- In and out. Naturally, the more the collar is used, the more the battery drains, but I will update this post when it is time for a replacement. In addition, we will be able to test the shelf life of the unopened package.

Sky Maloney

| Oct 07, 2020

The key arrived on May 18 so that I could replace the one in my car key. There is a problem with it. I am using a multimeter to tell whether the battery has zero volts or 3 volts, whereas the one I have in the car key shows 3 volts. This product is not worth buying! Spending money on this is a waste. This is an extremely sad circumstance, for I will never be able to get a refund.

Sariah Delgado

| Sep 17, 2020

As a first step, I buy products from Amazon all the time, and I rarely leave unhappy In order to make sure something similar does not happen to you, I want to share my experience with Using this battery as a replacement for a dead key fob battery for my 2016 vehicle, I have replaced two dead batteries. The "Stay at Home" order here in our state required that I order it from Amazon. When it arrived, I replaced the old battery with the new one, but it didn't The fob was in the correct place and everything worked except the key would not go into the car. It had been a couple weeks since I drove my car (or used my fob), so I thought maybe I needed to reprogram the fob, so I went to YouTube and watched the video instructions for my car make and year, but nothing worked! Attempting to consult at my local chain parts store, I was unable to recode them (no luck) It can be reprogrammed by a locksmith if they try (no guarantee), but a battery store did not have the capacity to do it. It took me a little while to make up my mind, but I finally called the dealer, who as you might imagine wanted big bucks to do it (despite everything I had done with them previously). To find out if the price of a different locksmith was cheaper, I called a different company. The technician said, "although it's highly unlikely, have you considered the possibility that the battery you bought is bad?". Sadly, I had not done so. Someone else might have been able to think of it sooner (and not make so many calls), but I did not realize that the new battery was defective. Unfortunately, I didn't have to pay much more than $5 in total. The 2 pack that I bought this time came from a brick and mortar store nearby *) Here's the lesson It happens sometimes that the obvious answer is the one that is least likely. Make sure that products that do not have high volume are not past their sell by dates. *yes, they expire! And yes, Amazon gave me a refund even though I threw the original packaging away!.

April Sharp

| Dec 06, 2020

Over the past year, I have bought batteries from Amazon and I have not been satisfied with the results. My first impression of the batteries was that they were not fully charged when I received them. These were for my key fob to my truck, but they only lasted two days before they would not unlock or lock the I had to buy some batteries from Batteries Plus, and those batteries are still working fine after since over 2 weeks.

I checked this to see how long these batteries lasted and the battery tester showed that the batteries only worked at 20% power. You would be better off going to the store and purchasing them. For the price you pay here and having to return and maybe pay a return fee, it is simpler to go there.

Marco MELLOR

| May 25, 2021

MAKE SURE YOU ARE WARNED! There is a difference between the batteries I received and the pictures shown. It is not indicated on these batteries when they were manufactured. The Duracells you have are probably fakes!.

Halle Howard

| Dec 08, 2020