A watch stops ticking, a calculator loses its numbers, or a small electronic toy goes quiet because its coin cell is no longer holding a charge. The right AG 10 replacement depends on the device’s marked battery code, the required voltage, and whether you need a single pack or a mixed assortment for several household gadgets.
A Side-By-Side Look
What Each Pick Brings To The Table
A watch marked AG13 needs a very different cell from an AG10-equipped device. This HIVEVOLT pack covers the AG13/LR44 format and also carries the L1154F, A76, 357, 303, and SR44 labels, giving you several ways to match markings printed on compatible equipment.
The 24-count format works well for a drawer of small devices that use this size. It is also a useful alternative to the AG10-focused HIVEVOLT LR1130 pack, particularly for anyone who handles more than one type of coin cell.
The Good Stuff
- Multiple equivalent code names make product matching easier.
- Twenty-four cells cover repeated replacements without a large mixed assortment.
- The alkaline format and 1.5-volt rating fit common AG13 device requirements.
Trade Offs
- This pack is not an AG10 replacement, so an AG13/LR44 label on your device matters.
- Alkaline coin cells are generally disposable, so replacements may be needed over time.
Quick Facts
Who It Suits Best
You benefit most from this pack when you repair watches or other small electronics marked AG13, LR44, or an equivalent code.
A Better Fit Elsewhere
Choose HIVEVOLT LR1130 AG10 Button Batteries 60 Count instead for devices specifically marked AG10 or LR1130.
Sorting coin cells by size becomes frustrating when one watch takes AG1, another needs AG7, and a household gadget calls for AG10. This HyperPS assortment answers that problem with 70 alkaline cells spanning AG0, AG1, AG3, AG4, AG7, AG10, and AG13 formats.
Unlike HIVEVOLT LR1130 AG10 Button Batteries 60 Count, which stays focused on one battery family, this package spreads across several sizes. The included 147-piece watch repair tool kit also gives you tools for opening and handling watch housings, making the assortment more useful for varied repair sessions.
What Earns Its Place
- AG10 cells are included alongside six other common button-cell sizes.
- Seven size groups reduce the need to order each format separately.
- The repair tool kit supports watch-opening and general device-maintenance tasks.
- Every cell uses 1.5-volt alkaline manganese chemistry.
- Suitable for watches, calculators, toys, and other compact electronics.
Practical Considerations
- The broad assortment leaves unused sizes in the kit when your household only needs AG10 cells.
Feature Snapshot
Built With In Mind
This set fits watch owners, repair hobbyists, and households managing several sizes of watches, calculators, toys, and remotes.
Where A Sibling Pick Shines
HIVEVOLT LR1130 AG10 Button Batteries 60 Count serves you better when you repeatedly replace AG10 cells and do not need a repair kit.
AG10 devices rarely display only one code. The HIVEVOLT pack covers AG10, LR1130, 389, SR1130, 189, 390, 280-24, and several additional labels, making it easier to match the number printed inside a battery compartment.
That focused compatibility makes more sense than the broad HyperPS assortment for a household with several AG10 watches, calculators, toys, or laser pointers. You still receive 60 cells, but every one belongs to the same replacement family.
A Few Highlights
- Sixty cells provide a substantial supply for regular replacement schedules.
- The broad code list helps you identify equivalent AG10 labels.
- Manufacturer-stated energy density is 10 percent higher than a normal cell.
- Stated monomer capacity is 20 percent higher than a normal cell.
- Special sealing and coating are described as leak-proof, with zero-percent mercury.
- Low self-discharge and a long stated shelf life suit batteries kept for later use.
Small Caveats
- Long code lists can be confusing, so check the device marking rather than relying on the packaging alone.
- These alkaline cells are not a substitute for a rechargeable battery system.
Who Should Grab It
You benefit most from this pack when several household devices use AG10, LR1130, 389, or another code listed by the manufacturer.
Another Choice May Suit
HyperPS AG0 AG1 AG3 AG4 AG7 AG10 AG13 Alkaline Batteries with 147-Piece Repair Kit suits you better when you also need several other button-cell sizes and watch tools.
A Nissan key fob can stop responding long before the remote itself appears faulty. This two-pack gives you lithium replacement cells for a broad selection of Nissan vehicles, including the Altima, Versa, Pathfinder, Rogue, Sentra, Murano, Maxima, Kicks, Titan, Frontier, Armada, Leaf, Juke, Quest, 370Z, and GT-R.
For a Nissan household, that model-focused approach is easier than sorting through a general assortment. Compare it with the Honda and Toyota packs, which cover different vehicle families and therefore won’t serve as substitutes for a Nissan fob.
Where It Delivers
- Vehicle-specific labeling reduces the number of models you need to consider.
- Two batteries provide a spare for a later replacement.
- The listed model coverage includes Nissan sedans, SUVs, trucks, and sports models.
Points To Keep In Mind
- Confirm the battery code inside the existing fob before ordering.
- The broad vehicle list still leaves the year and exact fob design to check.
- These cells suit Nissan applications, not Honda or Toyota key fobs.
Technical Sheet
Made For
This pack fits Nissan owners whose key fob contains a compatible coin cell and whose vehicle appears in the listed model range.
Look Elsewhere When
HIVEVOLT Honda Key Fob Batteries for CR-V Civic Accord 2 Pack is the better fit for a Honda vehicle rather than a Nissan.
Honda owners often discover that a key fob’s range declines before the remote stops responding completely. This two-pack provides lithium replacement batteries for listed models including the CR-V, Civic, Accord, Pilot, Odyssey, HR-V, Fit, Passport, Ridgeline, Crosstour, Insight, Clarity, and CR-Z.
Its practical advantage is the same focused format offered by the Nissan selection, but the vehicle names change. You can quickly narrow the choice by brand, then verify the physical battery marking before opening the fob.
Practical Advantages
- Thirteen listed Honda models cover several sedan, SUV, and crossover households.
- A two-pack keeps one replacement available for the next failed battery.
- The vehicle-specific format offers a more focused choice than a general button-cell assortment.
Details To Watch
- Check the model year and existing cell marking to confirm that the fob design matches.
The Right Fit
You benefit most from this pack when you own a listed Honda model and need a replacement cell for its key fob.
Reach For A Different Pick When
HIVEVOLT Toyota Key Fob Batteries for RAV4 Camry Corolla Highlander 2 Pack serves you better when your vehicle belongs to the Toyota lineup.
Toyota owners have no shortage of models to account for, from the RAV4 and Camry to Tacoma, Sienna, Tundra, and 4Runner. This HIVEVOLT two-pack provides lithium key-fob batteries for a listed range that also includes Corolla, Highlander, Prius, Avalon, CHR, Sequoia, Supra, and GR86.
Among the three vehicle-specific choices here, this one has the broadest Toyota model list. For a multi-vehicle household, that range can make the replacement process easier, though the existing cell marking still deserves a close look.
Notable Upsides
- Broad Toyota coverage includes popular sedans, SUVs, trucks, and hybrids.
- The two-pack balances an immediate replacement with a spare.
- Brand-specific packaging makes it easier to separate from the Nissan and Honda choices.
Possible Compromises
- Vehicle naming alone does not establish compatibility, so check the current fob battery.
- The pack cannot replace batteries for Nissan or Honda key fobs.
Feature Facts
Whose Shelf It Belongs On
This pack suits Toyota owners with a listed vehicle who want a compact, vehicle-specific key-fob battery replacement.
Swap It Out When
Choose HIVEVOLT Nissan Key Fob Batteries for Altima Versa Rogue Pathfinder 2 Pack for a compatible Nissan vehicle instead.
Matching the Battery to the Device
Decode the size code
AG10 appears under several related names, including LR1130, 389, and SR1130. Start with the code molded into the old battery or printed in the device’s compartment, then look for that exact code in the replacement pack’s compatibility list.
Match voltage and chemistry
The AG10-focused options in this roundup use 1.5-volt alkaline cells. Vehicle key-fob packs use lithium instead, so do not assume that a general AG10 pack or a vehicle-specific pack will suit the same device.
Consider quantity and variety
A focused 60-count AG10 pack is convenient for frequent replacements, while the HyperPS assortment helps when you manage watches and gadgets with several coin-cell sizes. Vehicle-specific two-packs make more sense when your priority is one key fob.
Details That Prevent Costly Guesswork
Mistakes Worth Dodging
Matching only by diameter can lead to a poor fit, because similar-looking cells may have different heights or terminal arrangements. Read the full size code, check the required voltage, and confirm the chemistry before ordering.
What Separates Premium From Basic
The higher tier often buys you clearer compatibility information, a larger supply, or a specialized battery format. A focused AG10 pack offers better convenience than a mixed assortment, while a vehicle-specific pack provides more relevant model guidance than a general coin-cell selection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are AG10 and LR1130 Batteries the Same Type?
AG10 and LR1130 are naming codes used for closely related button-cell formats. Check the code and physical dimensions printed on the original battery before choosing a replacement.
What Voltage Do AG10 Batteries Use?
The alkaline AG10 options listed here have a nominal voltage of 1.5 volts. That rating should match the device requirement shown near the battery compartment.
Can I Use an AG13 Battery in an AG10 Device?
No, AG13 and AG10 are different size formats and should not be treated as interchangeable. Use the AG13 HIVEVOLT pack only for a device that specifically calls for AG13, LR44, or an equivalent code.
Which Pack Is Best for a Car Key Fob?
Choose the vehicle-specific Nissan, Honda, or Toyota pack that matches your make and confirm the original cell marking. A general AG10 assortment does not establish compatibility with a vehicle fob.
Are These Battery Packs Rechargeable?
These options contain alkaline or lithium button cells rather than rechargeable battery systems. Use each as a replacement for the matching disposable cell specified by your device.
Final Thoughts
The HIVEVOLT LR1130 AG10 Button Batteries 60 Count is the most focused choice for frequent AG10 replacements, while the HyperPS assortment serves households managing several coin-cell sizes. Nissan, Honda, and Toyota owners should select the matching vehicle-specific pack and verify the original battery marking before ordering.




