EEMB 2032 Rechargeable Batteries with Charger LIR2032 3.7V Lithium-ion Coin Button Cell Batteries 45mAh for Car Remote Key Fob Watch 4PCS

The LIR batteries may be the culprit, not the charger itself. And not just the batteries I bought with the charger since I had 2 LIR rechargeable batteries and they're doing the same thing, running out of juice excessively fast. Since the beginning of this pandemic, I've put battery tea lights in our windows in support of all the essential workers, leave them on all night. We'd been using the non-rechargeable batteries but thought it may be better if we bought the more expensive rechargeable ones. The non-rechargeable batteries would go all night, for 3 nights running before they began to run out of the juice and have to be replaced. These rechargeables don't even make it through 1 night, always dead by morning. That's ok for now but hate to rely on them for more important things that run on these type batteries. The charger itself works just fine, plugged it into my computer USB port and the batteries are recharged in about 2 hours. I suspect, like all these lithium batteries, the trick is to let the batteries run completely out before recharging, and even then, they will only recharge for a very limited number of times before they died completely. Considering you can get about 100 of the non-rechargeable 2032 batteries for less then this unit costs, and the non-rechargeables last longer, not sure if this is a real good deal or not--console myself by repeating "at least there will be fewer dead batteries to have to dispose of properly."

They work great in my indoor thermometers.

The batteries appear to work in my Apple AirTags, which take a 3v battery. They came nearly completely charged, a suprise as most are drained on arrival. However, the small 45mah capacity and likely too fast 40mah charger, the time that this battery lasts may be low and it probably will wear out fast. It's still probably better than normal cr2032 batteries in terms of value, though.

I thought the charger was working as the green lights came on it but the batteries had no power in it when I put a voltmeter on it they show less than one tenth of a volt.

Charges any button style battery that is able to be recharge.

nice item, great seller

I suppose it's ok for what it is and the price, but 45mah is very poor for a 2032. Almost isn't worth it, as regular precharged 2032's have much more energy. This charger isn't a smart charger, the lights turn green when the cells are charged, but will keep charging if left in unit. Micro USB instead of C. Incredibly cheap plastic, probably a knock off. Have to adjust one side in order for cell to charge correctly.

extremely easy to use just plug it in insert rechargeable battery's 1 or 2 and light will turn green when charged works great