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Amazon AU: Duracell CR2032 Lithium Batteries 4-Pack $7 ($6.30 Sub & Save)
EndedEnds Tue 6 October at 00:00
Amazon AU has the 4-pack of Duracell CR2032 coin batteries down to $7, or $6.30 via Subscribe & Save with free delivery for Prime members. A convenient and affordable pack for car keys, smart home tags, and digital scales.
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Original title
[Prime] Duracell CR2032 Lithium Coin Battery 4-Pack $7 ($6.30 Sub & Save) Delivered
Quick take
Good for
- Car key fob owners
- Households needing coin cells
- Amazon Prime members
Not for
- Anyone who doesn't use CR2032s
Why it's worth a look
- Duracell brand at under $1.60 each
- 10-year shelf life for storage
Watch out
- Cancel auto-renew if using Sub & Save
If it suits yousave ~$5, done in 2 min, easy
Worth it?
$5
Estimated saving (price drop + cashback + cash rewards)
You pay $7$12
- Price
- You pay $7$12
- Price history
- No price records for this item yet
- Value per hour
- $135
Effort
Easyabout 2 min
Easy
Prime members
Any catches?
No real catches
No obvious risks
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How to do it
- 1Log into Amazon AU with an active Prime membership
- 2Go to the Duracell CR2032 4-pack product listing
- 3Select one-time purchase for $7 or Subscribe & Save for $6.30
- 4Complete checkout, and cancel the subscription anytime after dispatch if preferred
Money-saving tip: Opt for Subscribe & Save to get the price down to $6.30; you can cancel the recurring delivery after it ships without penalty.
Conditions
- Exclusive to Amazon Prime members
- $6.30 price requires Subscribe & Save checkout
Risks
No obvious risks.