Amazon Basics 2-Pack CR2025 Lithium Coin Cell Battery, 3 Volt, Long Lasting Power, Mercury-Free

Needed for a bathroom scale, works well and battery life lasts comparatively long to more expensive brands. No issues here.

Great price long lasting battery’s

Needed for car FOB. Longevity of last brand used was waning so tried these. Fit perfectly. Will look forward to longevity as weather to re order.

Good Everyday Replacement for Key Fobs and Small Devices The Amazon Basics CR2025 lithium coin batteries are a solid, budget-friendly choice for everyday gadgets like key fobs, remotes, and small electronics. They fit perfectly and deliver steady 3V power without any hiccups. I’ve used them in both a car key fob and a small digital thermometer, and both worked immediately. Performance-wise, they hold their charge well for a few months, but not quite as long as Duracell or Energizer in my experience. Still, for the price, the value is hard to beat—especially when you need a quick replacement or want a few spares on hand. I also appreciate the mercury-free composition and the child-resistant packaging, which feels safer to keep around the house. The shelf life seems decent, but don’t expect these to match premium brands for devices that demand constant voltage (like fitness trackers or medical sensors). Bottom line: inexpensive, reliable batteries for light to moderate use. Great to keep in your drawer for remotes, key fobs, and other small gadgets—but not ideal for long-term, high-drain devices.

I was SO done with constantly resetting my smartwatch—every time an alert came through, the screen would blackout mid-swipe. I figured it was just old tech until I grabbed the Amazon Basics 6‑Pack CR1616 batteries. 🚀 Hook from the start: One evening, I swapped in a fresh CR1616 and BAM—notifications stopped fading, step counts registered, and it actually CHEERED me on. The battery life? Insane. I went two weeks with heavy use, zero sluggishness. Here’s the real kicker: I popped in the extras for my LED keychain and garage opener—same epic results. Strong, mercury‑free, and they just work—no drop-offs, no fuss. By the final cell, I realized this isn’t just a six‑pack—it’s a bundle of saved-my-gadgets moments. 👉 Bottom line: I’m stocking up before they sell out. If your tech’s running on fumes (or just feels underpowered), grab this pack. You—and your gadgets—will thank me later. 🛠️💯

I’ve been using the Amazon Basics 4-Pack CR2025 Lithium Coin Cell Batteries for a few weeks, and I’m really impressed with their performance. These batteries are perfect for a wide range of small devices like key fobs, fitness trackers, and remote controls. The 3-volt power is consistent, and they’ve lasted much longer than some other batteries I’ve tried. The long-lasting power is a standout feature—I haven’t had to replace any yet, and the batteries are still going strong. Plus, they’re mercury-free, which is an added bonus for peace of mind. The value of this 4-pack is fantastic, especially for the price. It’s nice to be able to stock up on batteries without breaking the bank. These batteries fit perfectly in all the devices I’ve used them in, and I haven’t experienced any leaks or issues with performance. If you’re looking for reliable, cost-effective batteries that perform well over time, I highly recommend the Amazon Basics CR2025 Lithium Coin Cell Batteries.

Batteries are true to size and shape. They provide power for as long as the other brands at lower cost. Good buy.

I bought these for the keys to my 2012 Honda ridgeline; for those who have that vehicle, the key itself doubles as the fob and has the buttons on the handle of the key. I have two keys for the truck, and obviously one is used more often than the other, so one had died completely. I noticed it, as I used the secondary (for me) key to move my truck. When I tried locking it, it didn't work. The key itself still operated the vehicle as normal, just the buttons for the lock/unlock feature were inoperable. The batteries arrived quickly and they worked immediately, as expected. I am the original owner of my vehicle (bought new), so for the original batteries to last this long (a bit over 8 years) isn't too shabby. Finally, for other 1st Gen Ridgeline owners that may need to replace their batteries soon, it is pretty easy to crack open the casing of the key: use a small (very small) screwdriver to unscrew the one screw near the key end of the fob, keep the screw somewhere easy to see (once again, it is very small and can get lost easily), then use a fairly small and skinny flathead to pull apart the halves of the fob casing (there is a little indent to fit the flathead into), then there will be an internal casing that houses the electronic portion for the buttons and the battery itself, then you can once again use the flathead to pry apart the halves of it (it is hard to see, but you can find a point at one of the corners to fit it and twist slightly to open it, then just take out the old battery and place the new one in (just note how the old one is placed into it so you know if the positive or negative side goes first). If I am not mistaken, the positive side (flat side) is facing down into the battery holder for the device. I know I am very wordy in this review, so feel free to look up how to replace the battery on YouTube, as there are several videos that are short and helpful. It is very easy to replace the battery.