What takes CR2025 batteries?
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AnAppleSnail
Flashlight Enthusiast
Tiny LED lights. Try making one of those lamplighter things? Cut off one leg of a 5mm LED, solder on a 5 k-ohm resistor in its place, and tape this to a 2025 cell and goop it in with epoxy.
ChrisGarrett
Flashlight Enthusiast
I have the 16s, 25s and 32s that I use in some of my watches.
I think that's where they find most of their use. The three are about the same size and voltage, but differ in their thicknesses.
Chris
Sub_Umbra
Flashlight Enthusiast
I started stocking cr2025s as they are very popular for powering all manner of ultra-thin, small form factor, card style remotes for boom-boxes, portable multimedia players, etc.
abvidledUK
Flashlight Enthusiast
My four Liteon DVD Recorder remotes use them.
You could probably also use them in those keychain torches, that use CR 2032 x 2
I use CR2016 in those.
You could probably also use them in those keychain torches, that use CR 2032 x 2
I use CR2016 in those.
fyrstormer
Banned
ADT alarm remotes.
Johnbeck180
Enlightened
A lot of keyless entry remotes for cars use them.
The_Driver
Flashlight Enthusiast
My Polar Wearlink Bluetooth heart rate transmitter for my smartphone (nokia n8) uses those batteries.
My portable DVD player remote + mini air conditioner remote both use CR2025. I also once owned an old Casio watch that used a CR2025, I believe it was one of those '10 year battery' watches.
More modern Casio watches (e.g. g-shock, waveceptor) seem to use CR1620 or CR2016.
More modern Casio watches (e.g. g-shock, waveceptor) seem to use CR1620 or CR2016.
Some bicycle computers.
If some device takes a 2032, you can usually use a 2025 with no problem.
If some device takes a 2032, you can usually use a 2025 with no problem.
