AG6 is a small button cell battery used in many everyday gadgets like watches, toys, and small tools. But here’s the thing – AG6 goes by a bunch of other names, depending on the brand or battery type. So if you're shopping for a replacement and don’t see “AG6,” don’t worry — it might be listed under another name.
✅ AG6 Battery Equivalents
Name (You Might See This)
What It Means / Notes
LR920
Most common name, same size and voltage
LR69
Another code used by some brands
AG6
Popular in online shops and battery packs
L921
Very close match, used for the same kinds of devices
G6A
Another label, same battery type
370 / 371
Silver oxide versions (more power, same size)
SR920W / SR920SW
Silver oxide types – longer life, used in watches
⚙️ Quick Specs (So You Know It’s the Right One)
Detail
Info
Voltage
1.5V (alkaline) or 1.55V (silver oxide)
Diameter
About 9.5 mm
Height
Around 2.1 mm
Chemistry
Alkaline (AG6, LR920), Silver Oxide (SR920)
Shape
Flat round button cell
Main Uses
Watches, calculators, small toys, LED lights, laser pointers
Alkaline vs. Silver Oxide – What’s the Difference?
Type
Alkaline (AG6 / LR920)
Silver Oxide (SR920)
Power
Good for basic gadgets
Stronger and more stable
Life
Shorter life
Lasts longer
Price
Usually cheaper
Costs a bit more
Best For
Toys, lights, simple electronics
Watches, precision tools
Bottom Line
If you can't find AG6, just look for LR920 – it's the most common match. Need longer battery life? Go for SR920 (silver oxide). They all fit the same and power your devices just fine!
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