Is this rechargable or does it take AA or AAA?
1177546
It's not rechargeable. You buy one, then you buy another. It seems to lasts longer than an ordinary toothbrush. Does a good job of brushing. It cost just a little more than a good toothbrush. Oral-B's new model of the rechargeable battery toothbrush doesn't work. The old ones do, but not the new ones. My family of 5 have been using these toothbrush for the past 2.5 years.
1177547
It takes one AA battery but it usually last long, about a couple of months.
340924
It comes with Standard ++AA battery, one of the cheapest option. It can be rechargeable also.
1059756
It was a gift for my son and I haven't used it. He is very happy with it and reviews on Amazon and other places were very positive. It uses two AAA batteries based on the owners manual I downloaded. NOTE: the manual says NOT TO USE rechargeable batteries.
1503358
It requires an AAA size battery. It does not have built-in provision for recharging its battery. However, I found that I can use a rechargeable NiMH battery and then use an external charger just fine. The lower standard NiMH cell voltage is not a problem.
117294
It can use either 3 AAA, or one rechargeable 18650 battery. It comes with a holder for the 3 AAA, and also with a charger and two 18650 batteries.
102902
It takes AAA batteries. Just about any type of rechargeable AAA should work. You would need to buy a batter charger to charge them. Most electronics stores carry charges with batteries included. Get something like that.
386855
It takes AA batteries. I didn't mind it so much at all, we just bought a big package of them and kept 4 handy while we were out.
192958
No nned for AA batteries. The flashlight has built in rechargable batteries. Just turning the handle charges the batteries.
678019
It uses a small, onboard battery for its power source. I believe it's a AAA battery - should say in the description.
1340434
Sorry I can't answer you question concerning the AA posed in this question. I bought rechargeable AAA batteries, HR03/DX2400/NiMH/1.2V/800mAh. Perhaps this may help you.
1514696
I've left them at a friend's and can't check but, yes, it is a common battery type. Just not sure if is is AA or AAA. I carry both in my camera bag.
621303
It uses standard AAA batteries. I recommend using the rechargeable variety to save money in the long run.
375189
4 AAA. But save your money & buy a better one. This didn't work well from day one!
164563
Hi Lorraine. It is a rechargeable battery not AA's. I own two of these cameras......buy one.....you will LOVE it. I am a long time Canon user.
1378212
You can use rechargeable AA batteries, but it does not come with them, just regular ones. And the voltage is 120v standard US outlet.
2105010
either AA or AAA, sorry I can't remember. but no funky sized batteries required :)
1563024
It takes 2 AAA batteries. It is not rechargeable I like it very much. Just wish the light would not time out so fast.