CR2032-LD-SHR-02V

These are exactly as described, and seem to be great quality. Be careful though that you get the ones with the connector you need. I intended to use it in an Intel NUC computer, but while the battery was correct, the connector was not. I made it work, by cutting the wires and swapping the old connector onto the new battery, but I wish I had paid more attention to the specific connector. I am not deducting a star though because this was MY fault, not that of the product or seller!!

My bike, a Triumph Trophy SE, uses outrageously priced TPMS sensors. It's the older style, so you can take them apart fairly easy and then see the 2032 battery inside. The problem is the tabs are spot welded on at like 30 degrees, and these go to metal arms that are soldered to the main board. The 2032 batteries with tabs sold here all are at 90 degrees and wouldn't fit. I saw these and took a chance. Tested at 3.27V out of the bag. Clipped the connector, cut the wires to length, then stripped them using fingernails (they are super fine) and finally soldered them to the board. I got 3.2V at the board, and was able to tuck everything in. I'm going to try some large non-adhesive heat shrink to hold the case halves together vs glue. Haven't tried them as yet, but will update if there are any issues.

Worked in my NUC 10 gen.

Does not work for Intel NUC. Specifically Intel NUC5 and NUC6 series. Polarity is reversed.

Great thanks

two were dead

These are just what I needed. I have a few older computers I need to program some old to my radios but the bios batteries were dead so this allowed me to revive those old computers. I can't believe I got them up and running. Just what I needed. I couldn't be happier.

EEMB 10PACK 3V CR2032 CMOS Battery with Wire Leads and Connector; This is the 2nd package of batteries I have purchased , They seem OK, but there is not any Date of Manufacture or birthday to reference when the batteries were made.?