- 10 Pack CR2032 H
- High Density (H)
- Made in Japan
- 10 Pack
- Australia Post Shipping
- Expiry 2034
Until stock lasts.
Australian Warehouse. Australian shipping. Australian Support.
10x Maxell CR2032-H High Density Japan Lithium Coin Button Batteries $14.95 Delivered @ Tapesplus
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Employeeiwantabargain1 on 20/03/2026 - 18:18 tapesplus.com.au (2467 clicks)
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Last edited 01/04/2026 - 17:12
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Cheers!
Bought a pack.
Had trouble checking out via ApplePay with multiple cards so had to create an account.
Interesting. I usually prefer to wait until whatever I'm using goes flat and pay $5 each at Woolies.
Ebay has 4x energizer for $8 delivered
Unless it's officeworks or similar, I wouldn't trust energizers or other name brand batteries from eBay. Too much risk of them being fake and low powered.
really? the packaging looks real they even have that safety thing make it hard to take the battery out like double plastic layer
I've had good experiences with the Toshiba branded ones from the Reject. Usage wise, they last the way they should and I feel that they're legit.
$4 for a pack of 4
Regular price, regular item.
Just walked past it two weeks ago.
Last time it took about a month and a half to get these
Yeah the same. Delivery time is shocking.
Looks like nothing has changed based on below comment. Only order if you can wait a month or so.they are doing "drop" group buys and then shipping later
Perhaps, but they shouldn't be noting as Australian warehouse, Quick Shipping if it takes many weeks. Of course, not saying these will be?
@iwantabargain1 (OP). What is the delivery time on these please?@iwantabargain1: Stop blaming Austpost. If it took a month to arrive, I would say Austpost accounted for a week, and the other 3 weeks delay was from you.
sorry about that last deal was in dec
Thanks OP ordered. Couldn't get Google Pay or Link to work but direct through website checkout was okay
Same but with ApplePay.
Never heard of Link before.
They are not close to banning them. They are in everything.
All they are doing is making them more expensive and making the packaging difficult to get into.
they are banning the easy open packaging
cr2016 25 32s are way too common to be banned
there are factories all over china making them
duracell made them bitter coated, so kids would instantly spit them out.
(question) did that work successfully reliably?
So difficult I need a hacksaw to open. Blister Packaging is horrific to get into. These batteries don't have this..
They are in everything.
not really. I mean only two things I can think of that mom uses these in, airtag and car keys. and I don't have either.
difficult to get into
Adult proofed
There are lots of things that children need to be kept away from
Let's be real. 3 children have died since 2013, and regulations on packaging and securing of batteries has increased massively recently. They are far from banning them, but yes, obviously keep them inaccessible from children that might decide to swallow them…
Just keep them in the medicine cabinet. Surely everyone with kids keeps their medicine in a place inaccessible to children already.
And medicines are 10x easier for kids to get into than these when packaged. Like I struggle even with scissors…
But the issue now is when they're out of packaging and either not disposed of properly or in devices that don't close properly.
But risk is so minimal now, and certainly not at "They're about to be banned" territory.
Fair, but many more have landed in emergency departments with some having life-altering injuries to their trachea
why you asking someone else to do your job?
because I can't look after their children
no one can , or should, you only need to look after YOURS.
Natural selection at work init?
..so you didn't do any stupid $hit when you were younger?
These have been around for decades with no issues, its just current parents who are letting their kids swallow them.
This vs energizer vs duracell?
They taste the same
Doubt it.
Maxwell has a more zinc palate.
Energizer tend to finish with a hint of chocolate.
Duracell. Well, bit like coke.
Don't believe me? Send them in to Wine Orbit with a $1000 cheque. Probably will get 95 96 and 92 respectively.
lol, Duracell actually has a bittering agent added to them so they taste more like Heineken.
https://www.duracell.com.au/technology/lithium-coin-battery-ā¦
energizer
highly don't recommend. friend bought few 4 packs on discount sold by Amazon AU so genuine. literally more than half of them were dead out of packaging, couldn't even power the remote. they even checked the use by date, still few years left. they got a refund though.
The genuine maxell are in the red and black packaging. Amazon sellers are not selling these.
ok thanks. not saying don't recommend maxwell btw saying don't recommend energizer.
Gimme CR2450
Aliexpress has got these in a Li-ion rechargeable form factor with Chargers that work with usb c.
Would like to ask if anyone has got experience with them compared to these/energiser? As I'd like to avoid waste and I've moved completely to rechargeable ones everywhere in AA and AAA.
I was also looking into the rechargeable LIR2032 but it has higher voltages (3.7V vs 3 from CR - may be problematic depending on the device) and 5 times less capacity which means more frequent swapping out
Proper ML2032 and charger is annoying to get because of all of the LIR2032 spam, last time I checked.
I wouldn't recommend LIR2032 unless you know your device can tolerate 3.7V, it's been known to degrade some hardware. (Although luckily most of the hardware that takes CR2032 tends to be fairly cheap anyway)
Car remotes are not cheap.
Aliexpress has got these in a Li-ion rechargeable form factor
Please share the link of the ones you found.
Last time I looked for rechargeable coin cells, the best ones I could find had 1/10th the capacity (mAh) of non-rechargeables. So instead of getting 1-year battery life in airtags, you get a battery life of a little over a month, and then you have to recharge
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008569843235.html this is what I found. 3.6V and 40 mAh so 1/5th of the capacity of this one (200 mAh from the comments below)
Annoyingly, several of the reviews said they would test the batteries and report back. None did, so I don't know whether to trust the rated capacity.
I also saw others claiming higher capacity of 60mAh.
Hi @iwantabargain1, I ordered these from your website on Feb 1, and followed up on Feb 20 asking for tracking info, and I have not received my order yet. Can you please respond. Order #4198. Thanks.
same, just emailed you for March 25th-ish order
thanks, they arrived last week.
Maybe its the method that you use to send them that is causing problems with failed deliveries.
The envelope arrived with a barcode stuck over my address. It looks like something that AusPost added (yellow paper with orange barcode)
I'm guessing that the previous attempt had the address come loose inside the envelope. Cutting the address section out of the tax invoice/packing slip with a stanley knife and then sticky taping it inside where the clear window is was an interesting way of doing it.
If that is Tapeplus's standard shipping method, it's no wonder so many orders are going missing. If Australia Post has to open and process every item then depending on how busy they are it could take weeks, and potentially months. Letters are not a priority for AP.
Here's another problem: My 20 March battery order (yet to arrive as I type this) goes to my workplace. If the address (and therefore my name) is covered up then who knows where the batteries went. They could have arrived two weeks ago and I would have no idea.
For the eBay orders I send via letter I print the address on an A4 sheet, cut it out and glue it to the outside of a cardboard envelope. I still get reports of lost or severely delayed items, but it's under 1%.
@OP perhaps consider investing in proper address labels and use printer, or even a Dyno Address Label printer. Cutting out pieces of paper and sticky taping to envelope is just asking for trouble at all times. My last order was like that. It did take a month to arrive.
Same, just emailed you re a march 21st order…
Yeah what is the difference between those and this ?
$15.48 now
i bought these they send you cr2032
Dodgey seller. I order 2 x 10 packs in December and they sent me 2 x 5 packs. Would not respond to my emails. Avoid.
FWIW, I bought button batteries directly from the TapesPlus website on 29-12-25 and they were dispatched on 31-12-25.
yes we send orders out asap
What's your best email? I had an issue with an order from December that is unresolved and no reply.
I asked for updates on my order from December that was never received and email was sent there.
Can you please look into this? Thank you.no problem
@PurpleMonkeyDwasher: I'm guessing there is no Jeremy. It's likely a one man show and the OP is "Jeremy".
@MS Paint: I don't really mind, I am just keen to get a reply so I can receive my products after 3+ months or get a refund.
How do these compare with Energizer ultimate lithiums?
The H stands for high capacity, Maxell doesn't make a regular Maxell CR2032, so they just label their CR2032 as high capacity.
It you check the data sheets, all CR2032s are around 220mAh to 240mAh, so there's nothing special about Maxell's CR2032H, other than perceived quality being made in Japan.
It's hard to compare the discharge profiles as they are testing under different conditions (temperature, resistance, time).
You have to test the batteries in the same device, operating in similar environments, under similar usage patterns to really tell the difference.
The difference is probably negligible between reputable brands, if anything, shelf age is more important, choose the fresher ones.
Hi do you have any CR1632?
Would get some but it would be a challenge to keep them out my own mouth, let alone the kids.
these ought to keep my tamagotchi going for another month
no option to pay via PayPal despite displaying PayPal logo at bottom of website?
ApplePay failed to process with 2 different cards. Lost my confidence, I went to JustBatteries instead.
Thanks OP
Grabbed 2 as just ran out.
Ordered yesterday, dispatched today. Not bad.
They are shipping it out Monday. The email you received is just from them marking the order as complete on their WP website.
Got them delivered today.
2035 expiry
excellent
looking for some for my airtags so this came at a good time - however checking with my robot friend and he had this to say. note: i confirmed maxell generally dont have bitter coatings so i think these should be fine, but i just thought some people might find this interesting
Some CR2032 batteries have a ābitter coatingā (to stop kids swallowing them).
ā¢ These coatings can prevent proper contact in AirTags
ā¢ If used, the AirTag might:
ā¢ not detect the battery
ā¢ or randomly disconnectš Apple recommends using ones that say ācompatible with AirTagā if they have that coating. ļæ¼
Maybe take that last bit with a whole shaker of salt
I purchased on the 20th and can't find an email for an invoice or saying its been dispatched and it says my email address is wrong when trying to get back into where the online invoice part it after purchasing.
Ordered one, thanks!
@iwantabargain1 mine says order on the way 21/3 but havenāt received them yet. Metro NSW. Any idea when I can expect them?
Received order confirmation 9am on Sat 21/3 and then at 4pm another email "finished processing your order, it's on its way".
Nothing since then and no batteries arrived yet.I see some others have received theirs already.
@iwantabargain1 - any news or updates?Wait until they post the next deal, then bring up your issue. They will tell you to email them so they can fix it for you. Until then, good luck getting any response here.
That sounds depressingly specific - almost like you have been through it before……
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