What type of battery does this camera have?
2008602
2 Lithium AA batteries....camera is very easy to use and I like the quality of pictures.
2008603
Two AA batteries. I use the heavy duty type since this camera does use alot of power.
353107
The battery is an Li-50B. I have the one from Olympus that came with the camera, but I also use a Digipower one, and it works great, too. And, I think it's a lot cheaper. They both take tons of photos and are re-chargeable.
2016958
I recently got one of these and it has a rechargeable battery in it. You plug a cord into the camera to recharge it in an outlet.
2177879
It is an NP-45A, 3.7v Lithuim Ion Battery Pack... I cross referenced it and it appears to have multiple sellers at reasonable prices. I have taken over 150 pics on a charge. So far I like the camera, I have used it around water but have not had it in the water.
1749865
The battery was, yes. So was the camera we bought it for. But it turned out moot anyway since we discovered the reason that model camera was discontinued after we bought it. No complaints about the battery though.
2272013
It uses the rechargable EN-EL12 Lithium battery. A good battery, but maybe a little short on life ... but cheap enough to buy an extra. I also recommend getting the external charger (MH-65) so you can charge one while using the camera with the other. (Normally, you charge the battery while in the camera). There are generic equivalents to both ... with mixed reviews.
1306174
Hi Robin, I do not have that answer. It has been charged and holding the charge but not much time on camera usage.
577566
It comes with a rechargeable battery. And I have been very happy with the camera.
720219
I checked out what model my camera was and it is your EOS. It is an after market battery. Most brick&mortar stores don't carry batteries. My Best Buy salesman told me where to get them.
932094
It uses a rechargeable Li-ion battery. The battery must be recharged in the camera (no separate charger is provided) so an extra battery is handy.
598666
I have no idea. The same day I received the camera I charged the battery fully. The camera failed as soon as I turned it on and tried to take a photo. I cannot recommend this camera at all.
440530
The camera I had come with build-in battery, but I do not know how long it last, never tried
1627530
The camera uses a standard Lithium Ion rechargeable battery. The battery is a small flat model that is commonly used by digital point-and-shoot cameras of this type. I take a lot of pictures on a given day and have never run out of power. I did however purchase a spare battery and car charger from Amazon for under $20.
792268
This camera uses the same battery as my previous EX -10, a lithium ion rechargeable 3.7v 1950mAh 7.3Wh NP-90 so I was able to keep using my previous camera battery plus the new one which comes with it. I really like the photos I am getting like I did with my previous camera. The only remaining slight problem is that the on/off power switch or red "picture taking" button get easily turned on as I put it in my purse or pants pocket....I have to be really careful that the lense doesn't pop out accidentally.
631371
It's the rechargeable type. Make sure to charge it before you begin taking pictures. I learned the hard way. I can't tell exactly how long the charge lasts but it is a decent amount of time.
1185404
It's a rechargable battery:a Li-Ion Samsung SLB-10A, 3.7V. The charger is a SAC-47, SUC-C3. Included battery may vary depending on sales region. My camera came from Huppin's in Spokane, WA.
657499
Don't remember as it wouldn't hold a charge and I threw it away and went to our local camera shop to buy a replacement and it works great.