Would you recommend buying rechargeable batteries? How often do you have to change the batteries?
1194428
We only use rechargeable AA and AAA batteries so we always have extras for when we need to swap them out. I don't recall doing this more than a handful of times and our son was in this chair a lot with the heartbeat rocking function on. It's a great chair!
1194429
We're using the regular batteries required for this bouncer, not rechargeable. We have used it for 2 months now, 20-40 min a day and haven't changed batteries yet..
1194430
I use regular batteries. I haven't had to change my batteries since I got it. The baby also makes the bouncer bounce by moving so I don't turn it on every time.
1789504
Mine is in use daily, with regular recharging, and the need for a battery change has yet to occur. These don't appear to have a provision for changing batteries, but if they are kept properly recharged, I doubt that even most regular users will need to change them for a long time. I've owned dozens of electric scissors over the years, some good, some terrible, and these are, by far, the best I've owned. I can't directly answer the question, but I hope this helps.
2076296
There should be rechargeable batteries supplied with the unit. We haven't had to replace them since we installed it 2 years ago...
1057985
Well... It depends, I use rechargables and quantums. They seem to last a while, now I don't have to best sense of time so with that being said maybe two weeks. I owned beats studio and I'd have to change them every two or three weeks. They last a long time, I'll just say that XD unless you forget to turn them off or you use them like a crazy amount of time
751056
You can buy new batteries (these are recharged by the sun though and you won't have to very often!) We have had the lights out for 3 months or so. They come with batteries. They are solar powered. The batteries get power from the sun. They do wear out eventually (as we have had similar lights) but these are nice looking and are working fine with no battery changes. Hope that helps. We live in a sunny city in CA. I know hard to understand: batteries and rechargeable but no worries about frequent changes at all. None so far. They did come with batteries.
624561
have not replaced my batteries yet. I would say yes on the rechargeable batteries.
207787
I recommend getting "eneloop" rechargeable batteries. They come pre-charged, and they can hold 85% of their charge for a year, which is great for emergency, as well as everyday use.
1098184
You can buy rechargeable batteries and it will save you money in the long run
1394
It takes AA batteries and I don't think that you can use rechargeable but I'm not sure. Our batteries have lasted a long time so I don't think you will have a problem.
624559
The batteries last surprisingly long, many hours of use. Yes you can use rechargeable batteries but you'd have to remove them to charge them.
1734860
I just use rechargeable batteries. Can't say how long they last because I only use it on weekends for two months out of the year.
2269944
Batteries last quite a while actually. I never used rechargeables but you probably could. Great machine. always dig the nickels!!! I found gold rings that way!!!
1337634
Uses AA batteries. You can buy the rechargeable ones, and use. Just get them recharged after each use.
2271535
My son does not have the rechargeable batteries so he goes through many batteries! My other son has the rechargeables and he rarely uses disposable batteries. I would not recommend buying so many at one time.
1282075
I've been using rechargeable batteries since purchasing it about six months ago. Works great.
1964569
rechargeable batteries are expensive. However, my charger does work for the rechargeable batteries. But I have noticed that they don't last near as long as regular batteries and I'm constantly having to recharge them. If you don't mind that, it beats buying batteries all the time and throwing them out when they're finished.
2121204
Not very often. I can usually get through a couple long days of shooting before having to change them. I just use the basic Energizer or Duracell batteries too, nothing fancy. I've really enjoyed the mic, works great.