Coin Batterys?

[Clockwise]

I know some here know huge amounts about batterys so I just figured it was a good place to ask about some for my new lights, apparently I'm good for 75hrs on the ones with it but I susupect thats total rubbish and they will die asap lol

So any advice when buying cr2032 coin batterys?

I was reading online that ones from china or similar cheap ones will be junk, some reviews online even call the branded ones junk. I'm not keen on the prospects of my cheapish lights becoming a money pit for battery replacements.

 

[Deleted member 4366]

Just like AA batteries, there's loads of different types. Good and bad.

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[D C]

I've used these which last a lot longer than the cheap no name jobs, just bought a new batch from here

Panasonic Specialist Lithium Coin Batteries CR2032 x 12: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics

they have a long use by date and are to use with kitchen scales which eat batteries unless you buy good ones.

 

[peerjay56]

I've used these which last a lot longer than the cheap no name jobs, just bought a new batch from here

Panasonic Specialist Lithium Coin Batteries CR2032 x 12: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics

they have a long use by date and are to use with kitchen scales which eat batteries unless you buy good ones.

+1 with those, and from the same source.

 

[Clockwise]

I've used these which last a lot longer than the cheap no name jobs, just bought a new batch from here

Panasonic Specialist Lithium Coin Batteries CR2032 x 12: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics

they have a long use by date and are to use with kitchen scales which eat batteries unless you buy good ones.

Looks like they will be the first one the to try list. I'm shoving them in small led bike lights that claim to get 75hrs on each battery.