Calculator Battery
Whether you're shopping for a new battery or a replacement, Batteries Plus offers a wide variety of calculator batteries. Begin by checking the instruction manual for your battery calculator to learn how to change the battery or determine which type of battery you'll need. You can always drop by your local Batteries Plus location if you're not quite sure. Most calculators require AAA or button cell batteries, which are available as singles or multi-packs to suit your needs.
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Which Type of Battery Does Your Calculator Need?
The type of battery you’re looking for will depend on the make and model of your calculator. The most common types of batteries for calculators are standard AAA and coin cell batteries, but the packaging or instructions for your device will tell you which type you need. Batteries Plus also makes it easy to find the right battery – just look for your specific calculator and we’ll show you the replacement batteries we have for it.
Prolonging the Life of Your Calculator Battery
Once you've found the right battery for your calculator, keep it working longer with these battery life tips.
- Remember to power down - If your calculator has an on/off button, remember to power down your calculator when it's not in use. Some calculators also offer power-save options that can turn off the calculator or the screen after a certain amount of time.
- Avoid mixing batteries - Batteries perform best when they're the same age and come from the same brand. If your calculator requires multiple batteries, replace all of them with fresh batteries to get the most from your device.
- Practice safe storage - Avoid leaving your calculator in sunny or warm places where it can overheat. Try to store it somewhere cool and dry, or remove the batteries when the calculator is not in use.