Although not as good as the previous offer https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/198303.
The "Lithium Coin" 3.0 volt Energizer ECR2032 is designed to have a long shelf life and provide continuous energy under most temperatures. Extremely durable, it has found favour in compact devices that require the exact properties exhibited by the CR2032 cells – durability and longevity
I bought a pack of these ones for $1.01 http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/261855091579?_trksid=p2060353.m27…
But without doubt, energizer is better…
5 pack of Maxell CR2032 $3.50 Delivered here - http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/5-brand-new-maxell-CR2032-3v-Lith…
Perfect, cheers.
Many other Energizer CR batteries are on special too.
how are the energizer batteries compared to the maxells?
Better!
IF the Maxell's are original they are pretty good as well, I think.
If you want to know the technical details.
Energizer: http://www.cr2032.co/cms/prodimages/energizer_cr2032_datashe…
Maxell: http://www.cr2032.co/cms/prodimages/maxell_cr2032_datasheet.…
Don't let the "brand names" fool you - there are plenty of fakes on ebay, some pretty good/convincing ones. Unless you know enough to be able to tell the difference, there's a good chance you're being dudded without even realising it.
Duracell from Rejectshop-normal price $2. energizer is better tho.
Damn! Yesterday, I bought one for my laptop and paid $3.95 for an energizer, from a chemist.
(Oh well, at least now I don't have to set the date and time, every time I boot my laptop.)
What do you even use these for…?
It is commonly used in computers as a CMOS battery, calculators, remote controls, scientific instruments, wireless doorbells, watches, and other small devices.
Damm and I just bought a 10 pack for $7 - http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/141308447096