LiCB Alkaline 9V Batteries 12-Pack, Long-Lasting 9 Volt Alkaline Batteries Perfect for Smoke Detectors

I ordered these to go in some smoke detectors that I ordered. They came with batteries, but I used these when I needed a 9 volt for an electronic item that I had. They worked great and were a great price too. I would definitely recommend and will reorder when I need more.

These batteries came in a neat rectangular box. They were individually wrapped in plastic, so there is no chance of accidental shorts when they are being stored. The ones I received had an expiration date just short of 10 years in the future.

Considering receiving item ordered through the mail, it showed up in due time and also the product of these particular batteries are working just fine thank you

I decided to pay $16 for 12 of these instead on $12 for 4 name brand batteries. They seem to work fine. I guess my smoke detector doesn't care what name is on the battery.

The price for 12 of these 9 volt batts is 50% less (@ least)than what you would ordinarily pay. 9 volt batteries have really increased in price, more than other types and styles of batts..

It says “long lasting! I am physically unable to be on a ladder trying to reach my high ceilings, so long lasting is very important. Reasonable price. Great shelf life! An excellent offering!!

I just started using these so can't comment on the longevity. However, I just discovered that they are a hair bigger in all dimensions. Would not fit in my latest smoke alarm need. Well it fit, but the battery door will not close. So just be aware you may run into some cases where it may not fit.

I have never used batteries that were less reliable and do not last long at all. I'm not sure where they were made, but they are not worth the cost nor bother. Buy a reputable battery lock door sale for Energizer. these generic batteries are useless

Used in smoke detectors for the house. REALLY struggled to get them seated in the smoke detector as the casing was slightly more thick then what was in there. But side by side comparison did show these slightly larger/thicker due to the casing.

These batteries have no expiration date on them and when we installed some of them in the smoke detectors and CO2 detectors in our sorority house where 38 young women live, they immediately started chirping like the batteries were dead. I had to go buy MORE batteries to keep these young women safe from threat of fire or CO2 poisoning