Energizer 2032 Batteries (6 Pack), 3V Lithium Coin Batteries

Dateline: A Kitchen Counter, Strewn with Dead Electronics, 4:14 AM. It begins as a quiet failure. A key fob that requires three frantic presses to do the job of one. A digital thermometer that flashes a weak, pathetic final number before its screen goes black forever. A tiny, essential remote that simply gives up the ghost. The tiny, silver hearts of our modern conveniences have failed. The diagnosis is terminal. The only cure is a fresh CR2032 battery.You turn to a trusted name. A brand that promises to keep going and going. You turn to Energizer. And you acquire a six-pack of their lithium coin cells, thinking the hard part is over. You are a naive fool. The real battle is about to begin.The packaging is a masterpiece of paranoid, impenetrable security. It is a challenge, a gauntlet thrown down by some unhinged safety engineer in a remote Midwestern laboratory. Each tiny, silver disc of power is entombed in its own plastic sarcophagus, which is then backed by a layer of cardboard and then, for good measure, sealed in another, even tougher layer of transparent plastic. Getting one out is not a simple task. It is a heist.You come at it with your bare hands, a foolish, optimistic gesture. You are repelled. You escalate to a house key, trying to pry it open. A laughable failure. Finally, you resort to what is truly necessary: a sharp pair of scissors or, God help you, a utility knife. You snip and you tear and you curse, waging a brutal, savage war on the plastic tomb. Finally, after a flurry of angry, potentially self-injurious activity, the prize is released. A single, gleaming CR2032 coin, free at last.And here, after the blood and the sweat, comes the reward. The quiet, profound satisfaction of the cure. You slide the tiny battery into the key fob, you snap the cover back on, and the little red light blinks with a renewed, vigorous life. You pop one into the thermometer, and the screen jumps back from the void, ready to report the grim news of your next fever. You have performed a miracle of modern medicine. You have snatched your tiny gadgets back from the brink of death.Yes, you pay a premium for the Energizer name. But what you are buying is time. You know, with a deep and abiding certainty, that this little silver dollar of life will keep ticking for years. It's a fire-and-forget solution. You endure the five-minute battle with the packaging, and in exchange, you get years of flawless, worry-free performance. It’s a strange, frustrating, but ultimately worthwhile bargain. The price of admission is high, and the front door is a nightmare, but the show inside is worth it.

I recently purchased the Energizer 2032 Batteries in the 6-pack, and they're exactly what I needed. These 3V lithium batteries are essential for a few of my household devices, like my key fob and a small digital scale.What I appreciate most is the consistent and reliable power they provide. I haven't had any issues with devices dying prematurely since switching to these Energizers. Plus, knowing they are a reputable brand gives me confidence in their longevity.The 6-pack is also a great value. It's always good to have spares on hand, and this pack ensures I'm covered for a while. The packaging is also easy to open yet keeps the batteries secure.If you need dependable 2032 batteries for your small electronic devices, I definitely recommend the Energizer 6-pack. They deliver consistent power and offer good value for the money.

I bought these for my cars wireless key fobs. The battery life has lasted a long time. I purchased these well over a year ago and think I have only changed the battery once. I don't even know that it needed a new battery because it was the fob itself that needed replacing. Also, was a good value as I got 6 in the pack and it came out to a little over a dollar a battery. There are plenty so I keep an extra battery in my car and purse. I like this brand and think they function and last better than a generic brand.

This is a very good battery product and the weight of it is perfect the way it is and not too heavy. The value of money is bit expensive but I guess that's how a business is supposed to run. Very awesome product for something that will help my other cell-battery products. :)

Pick your poison; you either slice your fingers off getting through a double blister pack, or you turn your fingers (and everything else) blue from the bitter coating. AirTags don’t work well unless you remove the blue stuff. Children always ruin things.

Bought these for my car key fob and a couple of other gadgets around the house. So far, they’re working just fine. Good battery life, and they arrived sealed and fresh. Only knocked off a star because the packaging was kind of a pain to open. Otherwise, no issues — would buy again

These are real name brand batteries. The most important feature is that the child proof bitter plastic on the top, positive side of the battery does not cover the entire battery. These batteries work in applications where you do not want the top of the battery covered with plastic, bitter coating, which can not be removed. They are still child safe, but only on the corner. These work great for auto key fobs that need the top of the battery to make a connection. They also work in my automatic level tool and other gadgets where the batteries have to be stacked. Some one really thought about the design of a simple battery with child proof coating in just the right spot.

nice batteries, they don’t mind sitting in my scope for a while before being used, and last longer than stacking two # 2016 batteries in its place (just found out two # 2016 stacked are the same thickness as one # 2032, a good tip in a pinch). good value for the money.