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2025 batteries

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CR2025 (2025) coin cells are 3-volt lithium primary (non-rechargeable) coin batteries, typically sold under the CR2025 designation.

Reported capacities for CR2025 batteries in these listings range from about 150 mAh up to 200 mAh, with specific values shown at 150 mAh, 185 mAh, and 200 mAh.

Listings advertise long shelf life, typically stating storage retention of about 10 to 12 years.

Some listings specify an operating range from -22 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.

CR2025 coin cells are commonly used in small electronics such as key fobs and remote controls, calculators, keyless-entry systems, toys and games, and medical devices like glucose monitors and thermometers.

Weights reported in the listings vary: some list a weight of about 2.6 grams for a single cell, while others show values of about 0.01 to 0.02 pounds. Because listings differ, check the specific product page for the exact weight.

No — these listings consistently describe CR2025 cells as single-use, non-rechargeable lithium coin batteries.

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