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LR44 scope battery (10 pack) from GP Batteries

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The battery your optics run on

Countless airsoft red dot sights, laser units and compact torches run on the humble LR44 button cell. This pack of ten genuine GP Batteries 1.5V alkaline cells keeps your kit powered so you are never caught with a dead optic at the safe zone.

Know your codes

LR44 goes by many names. If your device lists AG13, A76, 357, LR1154, V13GA or G13, this is the cell you need. They are all the same 1.5V button cell.

Reliable alkaline power

Built on proven alkaline (zinc-manganese dioxide) chemistry, GP cells deliver steady voltage and a solid shelf life, so a pack tucked in your kit bag is ready whenever you need it.

Stock up and skirmish

Ten to a pack means plenty of spares for a full loadout. Browse our wider BBs, gas and batteries range to keep every part of your kit running.

General
BrandGP Batteries
Other
Battery Voltage1.5V
Product typeAlkaline button cell
Voltage1.5V
ChemistryAlkaline (zinc-manganese dioxide)
Pack size10 cells
Size codeLR44
Equivalent codesAG13, A76, 357, LR1154, V13GA, G13
Typical usesRed dot sights, laser units, torches, small electronics

Frequently asked questions

What is an LR44 equivalent to?

LR44 is also sold as AG13, A76, 357, LR1154, V13GA and G13. Any of these will fit the same devices.

What can I use these for in airsoft?

They commonly power red dot sights, small laser units and compact torches that take button cells rather than CR-type batteries.

Are they alkaline?

Yes, these are 1.5V alkaline (zinc-manganese dioxide) cells from GP Batteries.

How many are in a pack?

Ten cells per pack, so you always have spares on hand.

Do I need to be 18 to buy these?

No, button cell batteries carry no age restriction. Keep them away from young children as they are a swallowing hazard.