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Ah damn, I didn't even check the reviews albeit the ones on this listing smell like poopey fake reviews.
https://amzn.eu/d/hJ4PoGz
In regards to charging them thou, they shouldn't require a separate charger since they'll charge up in the earbud right?
edit: in fact, I think they use these 1054's instead
https://amzn.eu/d/ciPN6dy
:/
Yeah, you are right. The earbuds would charge them. I was more thinking of replacing others I got in some children's toys for my kid. I have been trying to avoid anything that uses these cells since they are so expensive and run out quick, but some stuff we got still uses these.