4 Pack Car Key Fob Battery Replacement for Honda (CRV Civic Accord Pilot Odyssey HRV Fit Passport Ridgeline Crosstour Insight Clarity CRZ) Smart Remote

Great value! Last decently long IMO.. I use in tea lights that I have around the house as night lights.

Good nothing bad to say

Worth the money.

I mean they should last longer. They're only powering a short string of mini lights. Maybe five uses for a few hours.

This was well worth the price! Hold a charge for a long time on AirTags.

What you need for Apple Tags.

I recently had my key fob for my car die on me so these CR2032 batteries from TOPUSSE popped up on my Vine radar at a very convenient time. Almost as if Amazon knew my battery died. :) Anyways, CR2032 batteries are in a ton of stuff. I have 3 other key fobs plus two garage remotes that also use them too. And, of course, my motherboard on my PC as well. So, yeah, they're pretty ubiquitous and these will come in handy. I used my trusty old battery test to test one of these and sure enough, it popped at 3.62v - .62 volts higher than it's rated. At this price, you get TWENTY-FIVE of them which is an absolute steal. For a name brand CR2032 (you know who you are) you would only get about FOUR of these. In my experience, name-brand batteries offer the same or nominally better performance and longevity - not worth 6x the cost, IMO. With that being said, I haven't had these for long and JUST put this in my key fob, but the key fob works again with the new battery. However, I anticipate this battery to last just as long as any other CR2032. And, again, at this price you should absolutely pick these up.

So far these are the highest voltage CR2032 coin cells I've tried. I pulled 5 out at random and they all measured 3.38 volts. In my experience, the higher the starting voltage means they should last longer and it's likely they are very fresh batteries (not sitting in a warehouse for months or years). Even better is that they are VERY easy to get out of the package. So many are packed in those crazy tough plastic shells that are impossible to remove without cutting your hands. These are in thin plastic and so easy to open. Gee, what a concept! They also have no coating! The ones with coatings (bad taste garbage) often fail to make good contact in my experience, especially in small devices like cycling computers, heart rate monitors, etc. I've had to sand the coating off those batteries to get them to work reliably. These don't have that trouble. The only remaining question is how long they'll last. I expect good results here given the high voltage.