What kind and how many batteries does this use and how long does it last with batteries before having to change them out?
350846
It does not take batteries. Plug it in after use and that recharges the built in battery. I've had mine about 10 months and it will no longer hold a charge longer than a few seconds! Also it will only run off the battery power! I hoped I could just plug it in and use it that way but it stops charging and uses the battery that won't charge so it is useless without a working battery!
350847
I comes with a plug in charger. The charge doesn't last too long but works just fine. I like this little item very much.
350848
It runs on rechargeable fixed batteries. I've had my Gator about a year and it still works great! It's the best hand vac I've ever owned.
350849
Plug it in after use and that recharges the built in battery (or batteries). I have used this probably six months thus far on small messes and battery is still doing well. Not even certain that you have to "change them out" at any time.
350850
batteries built in and only have to charge once a month with normal use we always have had a dirt devil for years, and this is the best one you will not be disappointed
350851
I don't know how many batteries, you never have to replace them just plug it in to recharge the one that came with it. The charge last about 15-20 min.
350852
It does not take batteries you charge it using the adaptor and it usually last 15-20 mins
1031184
Two AA batteries. They last for a very long time. We have't replaced batteries since we got it.
1497003
It requires four (4) "D" batteries. It does come with batteries initially which took my children a couple months to wear out. New batteries last about a year with average play.
1202279
AA batteries and it uses 6 or 8 batteries. I dont exactly recall but i think 6
1917342
They come with batteries. Not sure how many because I've never had to replace them yet.
504872
It uses AAA batteries. The item includes batteries but some chip ones... so I would recomend buying new ones.
60495
I bought this as a gift and I really don't remember what batteries it takes. Sorry I wasn't more help.
521560
This takes 4 AA batteries, I've have used mine for about 3 months without changing the batteries. And I always keep extra in the case
1181656
it uses Energizer 390/389 (SR1130SW) batteries. I bought a bunch online same time I bought magnifier. It uses three at a time but so far they have lasted 9 months without replacement.
1050178
It uses a 3v lithium battery (round disc) it comes with a working battery so you shouldn't hav to change it for awhile. The cost is around $2 or $3 for the battery
1669084
I actually had to take batteries out. It quit altogether after using it 3 times (probably 5 hours total). I won't be getting another.
1213839
It comes with 2 battery's and each lasts about an hour and takes 30 minutes to charge. I tend to use one while the other is charging then switch them out.
124832
Mine lasted longer than that, but you can change the batteries. Carefully twist the plug where the on/off switch is. It opens, and you can access the batteries.
1534035
Hi, it uses C batteries. I have only had to replace the batteries one time since December and it is used so much! I just make sure to turn it off when not in use.
913860
It takes two AAA batteries and I can use it several hours a week for about 3 weeks before needing to replace the batteries.
114007
It uses 4 AA batteries. It may be worth noting that when the batteries run out, all previously stored readings will be lost so you need to write the readings down if you want to save them. Hope this helps.
610371
Takes 12 aa batteries. I haven't changed batteries since i've had it in December. An my son an friends use it a good bit. Hope this helps justin