Review: CR123 Battery Case

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Several weeks ago purchased a unique case off GearBest.com that holds CR123 batteries. It cost around $5 so I gave it a shot. No need for a long drawn out review on something so simple – it works.

The purpose of this battery case is to hold CR123 batteries in place and protect them from the elements. It also serves from keeping them from touching each other potentially causing a fire. Is this a real survival necessity? Absolutely not – but it is useful and is pretty cool. 

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With the top screwed on securely it feels fairly rugged and is waterproof. It holds a total of 7 CR123 batteries. There are 6 spaces around the interior of the case however another will fit in the middle.

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At around $5.00 and free shipping I am going to order a few more. Finding more and more my flashlight fetish is being met by lights which are powered by CR123 batteries. These are great to “grab and go” knowing that I’ll have plenty of power for my flashlights when needed.

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Thanks – Rourke

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Comments

6 responses to “Review: CR123 Battery Case”

  1. Matt Avatar
    Matt

    Who doesn’t need a half-dozen of these?!?

  2. GotUR6 Avatar
    GotUR6

    I got one of these too. I just wish they were a little bigger and held a dozen or so. But it does work well and the price/free shipping is a real deal!

    1. Jim Avatar
      Jim

      I use fishing tackle trays… find a size that works.
      http://www.planomolding.com/fishing/stowaway-utility-boxes

  3. Charles Dennis - KM4DIZ Avatar
    Charles Dennis – KM4DIZ

    I bought this item or one like it many years ago from Surefire. It cost a lot more than $5. This is a deal. The center hole is used to store a spare bulb. At least that’s what Surefire did.

  4. Capt.Michaels Avatar
    Capt.Michaels

    Spare bulb…hmmm. Good suggestion.

  5. Fred Avatar
    Fred

    If I can’t see it with one of my super AA or AAA flashlights then I don’t need to see it or blind it.

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