Maxell 10 x LR41 AG3 192 Alkaline 1.5V Batteries

I absolutely love the Maxell LR41 AG3 192 Alkaline 1.5V Batteries! These batteries have been a game-changer for me in terms of reliability and longevity. Whether I'm using them in my small electronics or everyday gadgets, they never fail to deliver a consistent and powerful performance. I've found that these batteries last much longer than other brands I've tried, making them a perfect choice for anyone who relies on their devices throughout the day.I always have spares on hand for whenever I need them. The value for money is amazing, and the peace of mind knowing that my devices will always have the power they need is truly priceless.

I needed 3 for my Dr. Who Tardis Mobile Phone Notification keychain, in my brief search this item listing seemed to be the best for the price. Once my keychain started working it went off a-lot, probably some unopened notifications kept making it go off. So.. so far the item has worked as expected. It was received in the packaging pictured.

As promised. Works great and is a really good deal I believe.

While not quite a full charge, it's sufficient enough to run the item. It's still a pretty good value considering the cost and amount of batteries you get.There's no manufactured date like I would expect from a real or OEM product but in the end, they work

Good quality. Good packaging. Don’t buy anything else.

This is an excellent quality product and this is an excellent vendor. I am pleased in every way with the product and the vendor. The most important thing to remember when purchasing coin cells or watch batteries is that you must purchase a high quality brand such as: Varta from Germany, Renata from Switzerland, Maxell from Japan, Sony from Japan, Toshiba from Japan, Energizer designed in the United States, Panasonic from Japan and Rayovac.

LR41 are tiny 1.5V lithium batteries. They are originally designed for watches, but for some reason they keep turning up in small Chinese made computing devices, perhaps because they seem to be the smallest and thus least expensive available lithium battery.There's a lot of stores selling 10 packs of this size battery for about the same price when you add the sale price and shipping together. In some store reviews I noticed people saying they did not get the promised Maxell brand.With the "Best Price Mirror" store, I received 10 Maxell (Maxell is owned by Hitachi, by the way) brand name batteries in a 10 pack blister sleeve, exactly like the photo shown on this page. They came in a business size envelope, which is fine, with 65 cents postage since the batteries are so small they are thin enough to be considered a letter and not a package. That should give some insight into how they can sell these so inexpensively, they have done a great job reducing the actual shipping cost to as little as possible, like NetFlix does with their special DVD envelopes that allow DVDs to be shipped at a one ounce letter rate.All in all, this is a great deal and you are getting the good brand of batteries.

This is a awesome price for these little buggers. 10 for $1.77 to my door. Retail stores want 5USD each. Shipping is a little slow and tracking number is useless from amazon. The number is no good and bogus. Would have been 5 stars if correct tracking number was given and shipping was less than 5 days to get to my door. Will check voltage on all and report back.Ok,Update:Voltage check is not good. 5 out of the 10 batteries read 1.250VDC or less. But it gets worse. The shipping package was a standard letter envelope that the great USPS sorter had its way with. Damage was significant but all the batteries were still in it. Common sense would come in handy here. So, for a $1.77 battery pack of ten is seemingly a good price, it becomes useless if the product being sold is useless. I'm not into giving money away for nothing as I have to work to make money. I will contact the seller and report back with their reply.Ok, Update2:Seller gave full refund with no explanation or apology. Although the seller did not manufacture these bad batteries, they are selling hit or miss junk and they know it. It is indirectly their fault for not checking the product before it is sent out. No QC on their side nor do they seem to care. This makes bad business sense. If it were not for Amazon I would have been out $1.77. Not a lot of money but screw 1000 people and it becomes easy money. I can not afford to lose any money in this economy as I need to feed my family and a dollar can feed my kids for a day. I thank Jesus for the refund as I thank the seller to find it in their heart to do the right thing. Buyer beware....Update 3:I noticed the vendor has changed names. They also play with the price then add shipping to bring the cost back up. Stick with the major name brand batteries from reputable online vendors. These must be factory seconds that may or may not be any good right from the start.