Do they have removeable tips?how hard is it to change the batteries?
181723
Yes, inside the glove there is a Velcro area in the wrist where you can take out the box that contains the lithium battery. It's fairly easy to change but if you are having problems just go to a watch battery replacement shop or hearing aid shop & they will do it for you. I hope this helps!!
181724
The batteries are really easy to change and I ask not sure if the tips are removable I bought them as a gift but if you have bigger hands I would suggest a different pair the fit kind of tight on my friends hands.
181725
They are not removable, and sort of a one time use thing. That is why I have been trying to be very careful with my pair, yet the Red LED burned out too quickly......
181726
They are just white knit material on the tips and not removeable. The batteries are very easy to change out.
181727
The tips are not removable. The battery is easy to change. They last a long time so you don't have to change that often.
181728
Don't think that it has removable tips and don't know about the batteries. The batteries still work for me and I bought it in Oct.
181729
Sorry but no hey sowed the tips sort of closed but the batteries are easy to get to and change they take 3 button batteries the battrie box is in a pouch in the gloves and Velcro to keep the pouch closed
11677
Yes the different sized tips are removable. Without the tips it's like a magnifying light.
545530
Yes to both questions. You need a small phillips screw driver to replace the batteries. I uses Velcro to stick up.
389861
This version does not have replaceable tips. They are pretty sturdy though, so they should last a while. They sell a more expensive version with replaceable tips.
863900
To change the batteries, you need a very fine phillips screwdriver. It is like doing surgery, easy for something to slip out of place.
1804374
This soldering iron does not have replaceable tips. It is a solid unit.It only 'looks' like one of Weller's regular replaceable tip irons.
637262
Have no idea, since I just got them this week, the battery that is already installed, is very good. I tried taking off the top part, but no luck. I guess they figure the price of getting a battery vs just getting a new pen does not warrant an option to opening it up. I got mine for $2.99. I got it for the stylus, not the flashlight. So if the light goes out, no big deal since we have a dozen or so, laying around the house.
1127541
The batteries are very easily accessible. The light it self slides easily into the base and is held in place with a simple finger screw. just loosen and pull the whole light assembly out of the base to change the batteries. I love these lights!!
817465
You have to use a screwdriver and take the screws out of the solar plate. It lifts off and you can then change the batteries
1917342
They come with batteries. Not sure how many because I've never had to replace them yet.
213595
There are four small Phillips head screws that need to be removed.It can be frustrating to make sure that everything is assembled correctly after replacing the batteries, but it is possible to do so and should not take more than about 5 minutes.
838914
The batteries are enclosed in the dome part of the unit behind the LED and sensor. You can unscrew the battery encasing from the unit but you would need to get up to the unit to change the battery.
237857
To change the batteries, the back pops off and AAA batteries go in. Simple to do, though the latch on the back may be a bit stiff.
1806355
The tip is removed by pressing a little button so it is easy to remove and replace with another tip (you'd have to purchase). The battery has lasted me about a month so figure it would be half that for two people. Manual suggests not using rechargeable batteries as they tend to not hold up well in the moist environment of the bathroom. I love mine for travel as it is so small. In fact, other than cost, I'd probably purchase two since they take up so little room.
1237292
Yes..however, they are 1 and done, impossible to change batteries..do not recommend!
879081
I've not had to replace any batteries but there is a cap on the sensor, and the manual does say that the batteries are "user replaceable".
563349
You do not remove any screws. There is a little door you can flip open with fingernail or a tiny screwdriver. Thats where the batteries are.