Rechargeable CR123 battery CR123 LiiBatteries 750mAh USB-C, 2 pieces

Rechargeable CR123 LiiBatteries 750mAh USB-C come as a twin pack of CR123-format lithium-ion cells with integrated USB-C charging. Each cell delivers 750mAh capacity and is shaped to fit devices that accept standard CR123 rechargeable batteries. The built-in USB-C port allows direct charging of the cell without requiring a separate external charger, making these batteries convenient for on-the-go recharging of cameras, tactical flashlights and other compatible electronics.

Advantages

These rechargeable CR123 cells combine the form factor of disposable CR123 batteries with the convenience of USB-C recharging, reducing the need to carry an external charger and spare cables. The 750mAh capacity provides a balance between compact size and usable runtime for many portable devices. Reusable lithium-ion chemistry lowers long-term operating costs compared with single-use cells and simplifies maintenance for frequently used equipment.

Suitable for

• Digital cameras and camera flashes that accept CR123-format rechargeable cells
• Tactical and handheld flashlights with CR123 battery compartments
• Security devices, alarms and sensors designed for CR123-size cells
• Portable electronics and accessories that specify CR123 lithium-ion rechargeable batteries

Key specifications

• Cell type: Lithium-ion rechargeable, CR123 form factor
• Nominal capacity: 750mAh per cell
• Integrated charging: USB-C input for direct charging
• Package quantity: 2 cells per pack
• Typical use: Replaceable cell for CR123-compatible devices

How to use

Insert the rechargeable CR123 cell into the device following the correct polarity markings. To recharge, connect a USB-C cable to the cell's integrated charging port and to a suitable USB power source such as a wall adapter, power bank or computer USB-C port. Allow the battery to charge fully before first use and avoid charging unattended for extended periods. Use only compatible USB power sources that meet common USB-C voltage and current specifications for small lithium-ion cells.

Usage recommendations

Store the cells in a cool, dry place when not in use. Do not expose to high temperatures or open flames. Avoid short-circuiting the terminals and do not attempt to disassemble the cells. For best performance, cycle the batteries periodically if stored long-term and follow device manufacturer guidance for battery care.