Does it use batteries if so what kind of batteries does it take?
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Hello out there in radio land! No this is not a power mic and needs no batteries. It is a good sounding mic. Good luck
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Would like to add, it's one of the best microphones I owned, I only wish I bought the red one.
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It does not. It's far and away better than a popular model that does use batteries.
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Yes, this does take batteries! We used batteries during our cross-country move.
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Just batteries, but I bought mine a while ago. They may have changed it. It is really great on battery life though! We still use it and have never had any problems.
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Hi Frans.It doesn't use batteries at all. It plugs into an electrical outlet.
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Either. It can use batteries or use the ac adapter. We always use it plugged in but it does have battery option.
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No batteries, you have to plug it in. It does work, beautifully, and so energy efficient.
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It uses the 18650 batteries. They are sold on Amazon. Be sure to get the RECHARGABLE ones. They are much larger than the AA batteries.
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No, it uses standard batteries but you can supply your own rechargeable batteries.
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I not sure if it takes batteries i ordered one for a gift and all it says is that it has a power chord hooked to it
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It uses AAA batteries. The item includes batteries but some chip ones... so I would recomend buying new ones.
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This product you inquired about with respect to "What Type Of Batteries does it use:" Does not have batteries, it is electrically powered.
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It doesn't use batteries. It works like the igniter on a BBQ. I believe its called piezo electric.
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As far as I know it doesn't use batteries. I don't see any place to put batteries on mine.
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It does not come with batteries. It requires three. Any AA batteries will work, rechargeable or otherwise.
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Yes, it requires batteries, but don't buy this product. I did, but the build quality is horrible. It broke after six months. I saved up some money and brought a Fluke instead, which has been rock solid.
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It doesn't take any batteries..........it's an inverter. It takes input 24v DC power and inverts it into 120v AC power.