Ultralast UL 123/2 3V CR123 Photo Lithium Battery Retail Pack

Customer Reviews

ultralast batteries

2008-07-17
got the first part of the order ontime, but short 1 package, contacted the shipper, got the lost pack in short order. great service.
would order again.

Work just fine

2008-06-13
Ordering these batteries with the free shipping deal made them much cheaper than anything available locally. The work just fine in our APS camera. They are not intended to be rechargeable.

fine replacement for the price

2008-05-25
Brand name (starts with a D) costs twice as much as these 3v batteries. So i got two packs. They seem to work just as well as the brand name batteries and last just about as long. No big noticeable difference. Satisfied with the batteries.

I was concerned these were PhotoLithium since I'm using them in a LED/Xenon flashlight but they seem to work just fine.

Basic Batteries, Ultra-Cheap

2008-04-17
These are pretty much your average 123/CR123 lithiums. I you need them, you probably don't have much in the way of buying choices.

I bought these when they were in stock directly from Amazon, and with my free shipping they were about $2.50 per individual battery - cheaper than just about anyhwere online for quantities not in the hundreds.

Rip off!

2008-02-13
Although the product is as advertised, I did not know until after its purchase (because shipping was bundled with another item) that the shipping costs greatly exceeded the cost to purchase a similar item at regular retail price at any store. I am disappointed with Amazon that each item's cost and shipping is not itemized BEFORE actual purchasing.

Worthless

2008-02-08
Advanced technology delivers maximum power and longevity2 pack3V

Good Product awful seller

2007-11-03
The batteries are fine, the seller is a thief!!! They charged me $1.47 for 3-packs of batteries and $23.+ for shipping ??? you do the math. I could have just walked into a store and bought them for that price.

Loaded

2007-06-21
I bought these batteries for my LED flashlight as a backup thinking they'd only last for a short time. Now these are my main source of power. These little guys packed a load of juice for a great price.

Good deal, delivered pretty quickly.

2007-05-06
It was nice to have at a much cheaper price than local stores.

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