LiCB LR1130 AG10 Alkaline Button Batteries (20 pack)
Cheap LR1130 spares for toys and gadgets, but watches want silver oxide cells instead.
The short version
- Families replacing cells in toys, sound books and calculators
- Anyone who wants spares on hand for low drain gadgets
- You are replacing a watch battery
- The device maker calls for a silver oxide SR1130, 389 or 390 cell
- You only need one or two cells and will not use the rest within the shelf life
What owners like
- Many cells for a small outlay, useful for toys and gadgets that eat batteries
- Fits the wide range of devices that take the LR1130 size
Common complaints
- Alkaline LR1130 cells hold less charge than silver oxide 389 and 390 cells
- Voltage drops gradually as the cell drains, which can upset precision devices
- Watch repair hobbyists advise against alkaline cells in any watch worth keeping
Based on A retailer copy of the LiCB listing, a Battery Skills guide to LR1130 equivalents, an NAWCC watch forum thread and a CPSC recall notice about a different LiCB product. No independent test of this exact pack was found, so themes reflect LR1130 alkaline cells in general..
Research scores
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What it does
A 20 pack of small 1.5 volt alkaline button cells in the LR1130 (AG10) size, sold in blister cards.
- Listed as a replacement for 1130, AG10, LR54, L1131, 189, 389A and 390A among other codes
- LiCB describes the cells as grade A
- Blister card keeps cells separate until use
- LiCB lists watches, calculators, toys, laser pointers and medical devices as uses
A low cost way to stock up on LR1130 cells for toys, calculators, laser pointers and sound books. Alkaline cells hold less charge and sag in voltage as they drain, so watch owners and anyone powering precision gear are better served by silver oxide 389 or 390 cells.
How it compares
Specs
- Size
- LR1130 (AG10), 11.6 mm across by 3.1 mm tall
- Voltage
- 1.5 V
- Chemistry
- Alkaline, single use
- Count
- 20 cells in blister packaging
- Shelf life
- 3 years, per LiCB
- Certifications
- CE and RoHS, per the listing
- Part number
- LWUS-LR1130-20
Worth knowing
- Button and coin cells can cause serious internal burns or death if swallowed, per the CPSC. Keep loose and spare cells away from children.
- Battery Skills advises storing cells at room temperature and away from coins and keys.
Questions
Is LR1130 the same as AG10?
Yes. AG10 is another name for the same 11.6 by 3.1 mm alkaline size.
Can LR1130 replace a 389 or 390 battery?
It fits the same space, but 389 and 390 are silver oxide cells with higher capacity and steadier voltage. Watch hobbyists advise using silver oxide in watches.
Are these LiCB batteries part of the 2026 LiCB recall?
No. The May 2026 CPSC recall covers LiCB CR2032 lithium coin cells sold without child resistant packaging, not these LR1130 alkaline cells.
How long do they last in storage?
LiCB states a 3 year shelf life.
Sources
- Lawn Parts Man: LiCB 20 pack LR1130 AG10 battery listing
- Battery Skills: LR1130, AG10, 389, 390 equivalents and replacement
- NAWCC forum: Is 389 and 390 battery same as AG10/LR1130?
- CPSC: Lithium coin batteries recalled, imported and sold on Amazon by LiCB
Researched 2026-10-02. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.
