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🔋 A23 12V Alkaline Battery Pack (5–50pcs)
I bought this bulk pack of A23 12V alkaline batteries mainly for all the small devices I have around the house—doorbells, remote controls, and a couple of LED mini lights. What drew me in was the price: even for the 20-pack, it was significantly cheaper than what I’d get locally at Walmart or Target. I was a bit skeptical, but with hundreds of orders and strong ratings, I gave it a shot.
Impressions: They came individually wrapped in bubble sleeves, not the fanciest packaging, but safe and undamaged. I tested about five right away, and all worked perfectly in my devices. The voltage tested out right at 12V as expected. So far, they’ve lasted just as long as name-brand ones like Duracell I used before.
Pros:
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Great price for bulk
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All batteries worked out of the box
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Decent shelf life date stamped
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Fit perfectly in various devices
Cons:
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Shipping took around 2.5 weeks to the US
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No printed expiration dates on some units
Price Comparison: For less than what I’d pay for 4 name-brand batteries here, I got 20 of these. Insane value.
Expectations: Exceeded. Didn’t expect full voltage, long life, and zero duds.
US $1.19
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🎧 A23 Foldable Wireless Headphones with 8D Surround
I’ll be honest—this was a bit of a gamble. I wasn’t expecting a ton from these A23 sport foldable Bluetooth headphones, but I needed a backup pair for the gym and travel. What sold me was the crazy specs: 8D sound, FM radio, TF card support, and a mic… all for under $20.
Impressions: They arrived in decent packaging and were fully charged. I paired them easily with my phone. Sound is shockingly decent—bass-heavy for sure, which I like. I popped in a microSD card to test offline music, and it played flawlessly. The foldable design is solid and doesn’t feel like it’ll snap on first use.
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Loud, bass-driven sound
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Built-in FM and TF card reader
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Good battery life (~6–8 hrs playback)
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Foldable and fairly comfy
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Bluetooth 5.0 connection is stable
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Slightly plasticky feel
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Not ideal for calls—mic quality is meh
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FM radio is tricky to tune
Price Comparison: You can’t touch anything with similar features under $35 in the US. This felt like a budget steal.
Expectations: Exceeded. Wasn’t expecting this much functionality at this price.
US $1.19
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🔋 23A Alkaline Batteries — 2–30pcs Pack
I bought this 2–30pcs A23 12V pack specifically for my garage remote and LED candles. The product images were clear, and reviews mentioned stable output.
Impressions: Arrived in a branded pack this time, which felt more premium. I randomly tested 10 out of 20, and they all gave around 12.3V—solid. Been using them for two weeks now and no signs of fading power.
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Neat packaging
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Consistent voltage
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Long shelf life
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No overheating issues
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Slight delay in tracking updates during shipping
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Plastic casing feels thinner than Energizer ones
Price Comparison: I got 20 batteries for less than the price of 6 from US stores. Practically a no-brainer.
Expectations: Met and slightly exceeded. Solid quality across the board.
US $3.05
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🔋 Primary 23A 12V Dry Alkaline Batteries — L1028 Variant
These L1028 variant 23A batteries are another form of the same A23 type, and I bought this version for flashlights and a wireless mouse I have. I like trying slight variations to compare performance.
Impressions: Delivered in a padded envelope, and every unit tested was functional. I didn’t notice any big performance jump compared to the previous brands, but they’re definitely reliable.
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Solid and consistent energy output
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Compatible with all A23-slot devices
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Affordable and well-rated
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A bit hard to remove from the shrink-wrap
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Generic look, no branding
Price Comparison: Still much cheaper than Energizer or GP in-store. Got 10 batteries for the price of 3 here.
Expectations: Met. Nothing fancy but dependable power.
US $1.19
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🔋 Bulk A23 12V Alkaline Batteries (5–100pcs)
I grabbed this big pack of 5–100pcs 23A batteries for both my place and my parents’ house—we all use similar remotes and smart bells. Ordered 60pcs to stock up for the year.
Impressions: Batteries came in layers of shrink wrap with bubble protection. Tested random units—almost all around 12.2–12.4V. They work great in door sensors and garage openers. Gave some to my neighbors too.
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Crazy bulk savings
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Decent consistency
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Minimal packaging waste
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No English on packaging
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Longest shipping time of all (just under 3 weeks)
Price Comparison: No contest. Buying in bulk here is 5x cheaper than in the US.
Expectations: Exceeded. Didn’t expect consistent quality in such a large batch.
US $1.19
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🔋 5PCS A23 Batteries for Garage Remotes
This 5-pack of A23 12V batteries was more of a test order to see how smaller batches compare to bulk ones. I used these on roller shutters and a backup garage door remote.
Impressions: Packaged in bubble wrap, no damage. Worked right away in all devices. Performance is in line with mid-range batteries bought at Home Depot.
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Small batch, no waste
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Reasonable shipping speed
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All functional
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No case or retail-style packaging
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Unknown expiration date
Price Comparison: Paid less than $4 for five—can’t even get two for that price here.
Expectations: Met. Nothing standout, but no disappointments either.
US $1.19
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🔋 Premium 23A 12V Batteries — 5–60pcs
I chose the premium quality A23 12V batteries because the listing emphasized higher capacity (58mAh) and stable output. I use them in more power-sensitive devices like wireless sensors.
Impressions: These felt a little heavier and more “solid” than others. Voltage readings are slightly higher (around 12.5V). They’ve been running a motion sensor and a wireless bell nonstop for two weeks now.
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Higher power rating
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Longer runtime observed
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Ideal for sensors and motion devices
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Price is a bit higher than other Aliexpress packs
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Plain labeling (no branding)
Price Comparison: Still significantly cheaper than US premium brands (Energizer, GP Ultra).
Expectations: Exceeded, especially for higher-drain applications.
US $1.19
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🔋 23GA E23A EL12 MN21 12V Batteries — Doorbell Pack
Picked up this A23 doorbell battery pack mainly because it had good reviews for remote control usage. I was having signal dropouts with cheaper eBay options before.
Impressions: Packaging was minimalist but sturdy. These batteries actually improved range/stability for one of my door remotes.
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Immediate performance boost
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Batteries weren’t leaking (big plus)
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Shipped faster than expected
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No clear brand markings
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Basic wrapping
Price Comparison: Cost me under $0.50/unit. Local equivalents would be $2–$3 each.
Expectations: Exceeded. Improved actual device function—wasn’t expecting that.
US $1.19
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🔋 Universal A23 Battery Pack — Remote Control Use
This universal A23 pack seemed like a catch-all option. I added it to the cart to fill the last slot in my multi-battery order. It works in toys, remotes, and lights.
Impressions: Very similar to other listings but came slightly quicker. I’ve used four so far and had no problems.
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General-use
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Works well across different devices
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Reasonable shelf life
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Slightly more expensive per unit
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Bland presentation
Price Comparison: About $0.60/unit vs. $2–$4 here.
Expectations: Met. Versatile and dependable.
US $1.19
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🔋 12V A23 23GA MN21 Battery — Multi-use Dry Cell
This dry cell A23 battery version is the last one I tested—used it in a flashlight and a key fob. What caught my eye was the “dry cell” label which often implies better leak protection.
Impressions: Good voltage. Stays steady in high-flash output. No rusting or heating. Clean contact ends.
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Clean build quality
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Stable output under pressure
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No signs of leaking after weeks
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Slightly pricier
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No real difference in lifespan yet
Price Comparison: Still way below the price of Rayovac or Duracell.
Expectations: Met. Didn’t blow me away, but it’s a reliable option.
US $1.19
Final Thoughts: Surprisingly satisfied across the board. Every battery worked, some even exceeded my expectations in terms of output and longevity. The A23 foldable headphones were the standout—so much functionality for the price. I’d recommend these products if you’re okay with the wait. I’ll absolutely be ordering more, especially bulk packs. For anyone relying on small electronics and remotes, AliExpress turned out to be a smart move.
