POWEROWL High Capacity CR2032 Battery 12 Pack - CR2032 Lithium 3V Coin Battery Replacement for Apple Airtag Key Fob Remote Controller LED Candles Glucometer

The batteries are doing what they are intended to do. The fact that they hold up as the main name brands (Duracell and Energizer), makes me glad that I decided to purchase them.

Best value for these

After struggling to find CR2032 batteries to replace Air Tag batteries and believing all my Durocell CR2032 batteries were duds I discovered the coating on Durocell batteries prevented the batteries from working in the AirTags. That coating is for child safety. It tastes bad so hopefully the child will spit it out and not swallow the battery. These batteries do not have that coating and the second I popped it into the AirTag I got the “beep” and the AirTag was working. The batteries are packaged like Fort Knox so an adult will have to work hard to get it out of the package and that's a good thing if you have small children around.

Work fine and a MUCH better price. I got 12 of these for what stores charge for 2 and they last just as long.

Great quality batteries for my airtag. So far ive had it on for a couple months and they work great still. Im always tracking my cars and keys so its always being used. It is a steal for the price

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If you enjoy a good puzzle and have a secret desire to test your first aid kit, these CR2032 batteries are the challenge you’ve been waiting for. I bought the 12-pack because, let’s face it, these batteries are like socks—always disappearing when you need them. The price was right, and I figured, “How bad can they be?” (Spoiler alert: the answer involves minor blood loss.)Let’s start with the packaging. Each battery is individually hermetically sealed in a hard plastic prison—on BOTH SIDES. There’s no helpful perforation, no “Easy Open” tab, not even a desperate “Good Luck!” from the manufacturer. Just pure, unadulterated clamshell carnage. The only way in? A sharp box cutter, nerves of steel, and a willingness to sacrifice an hour (and possibly a fingertip or two) to the battery gods.By the time you’ve freed all 12 batteries, you’ll have built character, calluses, and possibly a new appreciation for Zen meditation. I’m convinced the packaging was designed by the same people who make bank vaults and oyster shells.As for the batteries themselves: They work!…for a while. If your device needs juice for longer than a couple of months, you’ll get more mileage out of your time spent opening the package than you will from the batteries themselves. But hey, they’re cheap! At this price, who needs battery life when you’ve got quantity and a thrilling new hobby in “Battery Extraction?”In summary:Pros: Affordable, come in bulk, great for practicing safe knife skillsCons: Packaging is a plastic fortress, batteries drain faster than my patienceWould I buy again? Only if I run out of escape room games and need a new challenge.

so far so good. Not enough time to see how long it will last