does this use regular batteries and what kind of batteries
2067631
It uses 18650 batteries, go to batteryjunction.com and order them there. They have great prices.
2067632
This flashlight uses 18650 rechargable batteries. The batteries only cost abot $2.00 to $3.00 and can be purchased with the charger. They're quite inexpensive compared to other types of batteries.
2067633
these use Lithium 123 batteries around three i think. it puts out a good light but it warms up after a bit.
2067634
You can either use two 123 Lithium batteries (expensive option and don't last very long) or get the BRC18650 batteries Amazon offeres (cheaper option). The BRC 18650 batterys from Amazon are rechargeable, if you look at the same set of batteries I purchased, it came with the wall charger too. It included two batteries and only one is needed to work the flashlight, it is the same lenght as two of the 123 batteries so you always have a spare battery ready. The two pack batteries with charger from Amazon cost me around $12.00. I have one of these and a Coast PX25 flashlight (cost $30-$45) but uses AAA batteries. This light is a little brighter than the PX25 but imo not made as well. I have not had any problems with either light but I think the PX25 is more rugged.
2067635
Hello, they use the 18650 rechargeable 3.7v battery, and depending on the bulb, they could also use the (RCR123) 16340. The former is one, whereas the latter two. Hope that helps, you can find specials where the battery charger comes with batteries. If the bulb isn't 3.7v - 14v, if you try the 16340's, even though they should work (correct volts / amps) you'll probably blow the bulb. Those batteries take their own specificway chargers. Take care.
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.
1209297
Regular batteries work - I think they're AAA. Only two & they last for a while! From what I know - rechargeable batteries and regular batteries work the same way - it's just that the regular ones are discarded after they loose their charge.
809039
It runs on regular AAA batteries. Their is a little latch that you flip open. Its really easy.
616784
Mine works with regular alkaline batteries. Sounds like a defective unit, not a battery problem.
1483321
it takes a plug-in rechargeable battery pack--DO NOT use regular batteries-they will explode
248569
I bought this for my daughter, I have no idea, in fact, I didn't realize it used batteries. Sorry I can't answer your question.
580015
It uses 2-AA batteries. I use the NiMH rechargeable but regular AA work also. Using the menu, you select the type of AA battery you are using.
1114844
No! It uses batteries. And a lot of them too. The batteries go dead very quick!
1783772
Yes, it uses two CR2032 batteries. That said, the ones that came with mine were almost dead. Worked long enough to pair and play with for 5 minutes, then nothing. Bought new ones and it works fine.
2035026
No, it is supplied with ordinary batteries and you have to change them when uncharged
1753588
It uses AA batteries. I don't remember clearly but it comes with a pack of rechargeable AA batteries
8846
I'm sorry but I don't know what kind of batteries. I purchased this item, but it did not work properly and returned it, good luck on finding your answer.
1060588
It uses CR2032 batteries, a very common calculator battery. We usually get a whole bunch of them since so many small devices around the house use them.
213724
Correct. The unit does not come with batteries out of the box, but you may use regular or rechargeable batteries.
1376688
I use regular AA batteries all the time. Never purchase expensive rechargeable batteries.
621304
It uses AAA batteries. When I bought it I thought it used AA. Would not have bought it if I had known.