Panasonic Pack Of 6 Lithium CR2025 3V batteries Coin Cell Multi-Purpose New

Nothing specifically to write home about - they're relatively cheap, they work, they last and they aren't impossible to remove from the packaging. Just make sure you've bought the right size for your device/remote!(For reference, the number in CR2025 refers to the size of the cell. The first two digits are the diameter in millimeters and the second two digits are the thickness in tenths of millimetres, so these CR2025s are 20mm across and 2.5mm thick)

Truly amazing! They were posted Monday and arrived Wednesday .... From Germany!If they're actually genuine Panasonic then they're terrific value and each one is individually packed in a protective case - albeit it's not proper Panasonic packaging ... it's plastic moulding with masking tape holding the batteries in place.The batteries are marked PANASONIC and it says they're made in Indonesia.I'm assuming (hoping) they'e genuine Panasonic and hoping they'll last OK ... they are a fraction of the price of those in the High Street - you have to wonder why? I measured the voltage and it's the same as other, new, genuine batteries.If they don't measure up I'll edit my review.

These really are value for the money.. ny car key battery was dying and being keyless entry didn't fancy not being able to eventually start the car so needed to get it replaced. Whilst my local hardware shop; and I really do mean a tiny local hardware shop would likely sell these around 30pence a piece ata guess (so about £1.80) they are sadly closed due to the pandemic. So having looked around some were selling one for £2.50! Others a two pack for around £2.70, so getting 6 for £2.98 is a no brainer. I can't comment on their longevity hence the 3* at the moment but I can't imagine why they wouldn't last.

1st set, "sold by: dEcolectrix" (late 2017) :The actual batteries are marked Panasonic, but:not in Panasonic red cardboard "blister" pack as shown in photo, instead on a strip cut from some kind of bulk packaging.no "best Before" date (look carefully at the blister pack photo to see it)Because I was keen to have an expiry date I had a few email exchanges with them, they seemed to think I had ordered "loose"; batteries, therefore there wouldn't be an expiry date, and they couldn't give me one. They did however give me a refund without any quibbling.-----------------2nd set bought from JPN BARGAINS (Dec 2018) did come in the blister pack, have expiry date 01.2025

I made a purchase for Panasonic battery cell coin on Monday 4th March 2019 and had to wait week and a half and arrived on Tuesday 12th March that is very disappointing, it should of came at least 3 or 4 days later I wasn't happy with the delivery service that it came in a envelope, the battery works fine all good for my 3D glasses for my 3D smart LED tv, lesson well learnt never buying those battery cell coins again.

These are in date, low priced Panasonic batteries. The picture used to market them on Amazon is a stock image and not what you receive. You receive a open plastic tray with the batteries held in with tape.

They're Panasonic batteries. They fit my Panasonic active shutter 3D Bluetooth Glasses. They contain power. They make my glasses work after the last batch of batteries ran out. This makes my family happy when they watch a 3D movie. Thus everyone's a winner. Good price, quickly delivered by Prime. Essential stock for any users of 3D glasses which are powered by CR2025 cells.

These were purchased for my VW Golf keys since, as you know allegedly it is a highly specialised job to change one for another without losing the coding, and one having been dead for several years came back to life code and all immediately! Cannot comment on life of batteries, but it's been 4 weeks so far! At the price if it's only 6 months it's still dirt cheap!!