23A A23 12V Alkaline Battery, 10-Count

Grid product value for money and gets good at life. Performance is great. Definitely would buy again.

The 10 Count A23 23a 12 Volt Batteries are a fantastic choice for those needing reliable power for various small devices. This pack includes ten batteries, providing ample supply for garage door openers, doorbells, remotes, and other devices that require 12V power. They are also compatible with MN21, 23GA, GP23AE, A23S, LR23A, and L1028 models, offering great versatility. These batteries deliver consistent and dependable performance, ensuring that your devices function correctly when you need them. The 12V power is stable and long-lasting, which is crucial for the proper operation of essential household items. The value of having ten batteries in one pack is particularly noteworthy, as it ensures you won’t run out of power unexpectedly. The packaging is practical and keeps the batteries organized and protected. Overall, these A23 batteries offer excellent performance and convenience at a reasonable price. I highly recommend them for anyone needing reliable 12V power for their small electronic devices.

Perfect fit.. not too loose ot tight!

Cost about same as 2 batteries at Home Depot.

I’ve ordered these batteries. They go in my ceiling fan remotes. We have them in every room. They last a goods long time. They seem to last longer if they’re use more frequently.

Just as advertised. Thank you!

All of the rooms in my house have celling fans. All but one are operated by a switch on a wall. The one I wanted to turn on (and couldn't) had a remote control. I looked for the remote for about an hour, then looked it up online, then showed it to my dog, who immediately went to her toy box and brought it to me... without a battery. I believe any thing that requires batteries should require the size of batteries I already own, as opposed to the battery this particular remote consumed. But I was going to _owes anyway, so I looked at their battery rack and saw the price for one single battery. Then I went home and looked it up on Amazon, and thought I would have 4 spares, spend the same money, and maybe feel better about my ability practice delayed gratification. Less than 24 hours later, I had 5 batteries and a working ceiling fan. Then I hot-glue-gunned thumbtacks on the remote, and the dog leaves it alone.

Didn't work with ceiling fan remote. To short. Too loose.