CR2032 Batteries 10 Pack, NES SNES N64 Battery CR2032 with Solder Tabs, 3V Battery CR2032 Battery, Batteries CR2032 3V Lithium Battery, Save Game Cartridge Replacement, 2032 Battery CR2032 Lithium 3V

Easy in, no problem. If you need them for you project, here they are!

It’s a great deal! I used it to fix my HarvestMoon 64 and got great results. Comes with plenty of batteries and the tools you need for a great price!

Works great and does the job. Not much more that needs to be said.

Description lists them as rechargeble which I believe is questionable and possibly in error. Batteries of this mounting style and size (2032) are available...but no mention anywhere on the packaging indicates that these are the rechargeable type. If you do not need a rechargeable for such uses as clock backups for power failures, or for items like key fobs, electric candles, and remotes... these are still a good buy if you do not mind a more limited useful lifespan. I have no experience for their use in game cartridges however.

Bought this for my gameboy color and advance games. It is a bit bigger so I had to sort of force the shell to close and it works. It is bigger so I had to bend the metal part so I can make sure my soldering would hold the batter in the right position. Once you get that boom. My save data is good for another 2 years or so.

Bought these to replace all the batteries on my aging SNES cartridges. All the cells came in around 3.3v, which is perfect for brand new. My only real complaint is that the legs on the batteries are further apart then the stock ones you'll be replacing. So to make them fit, you'll need to get a little creative and bend the negative lead over and back on itself at the correct width. You only get one attempt at it, because bending it back more than once will break it.

Pre tabbed batteriesale my life so much easier. The little Gamebit heads they give are helpful too. I found one of them fits the random gamebit screw in game gears perfectly

Hey everyone, these batteries worked and I used them to fix my dead GameCube battery. However, I spent over an hour thinking I'd killed my system as I was just getting a black screen on Boot. After testing everything, it turns out that the Positive side labeled on the battery wasn't actually correct. After I desoldered it and flipped it around it worked!