what type of battery? do they recharge in the recorder?
1456388
The Sony ICD PX333 Digital Voice Recorder is supplied with two LR03 (size AAA) Alkaline Batteries and they cannot be charged. NH-AAA-B2KN/NH-AAA-B2EN Rechargeable batteries are recommended to be used with the Sony Digital Voice Recorder. They can be charged using a NH AAA Battery Charger.
1456389
The ICP PX333 uses two AAA alkaline batteries that should have been included in the package. They are NOT rechargeable, however it is a common battery and easy to replace once the original ones have been used.
1178269
according to product datasheet they have a 6 volt cut off on discharge. http://www.all-battery.com/datasheet/30593_datasheet.pdf if you copy and past this you can get a copy. we have ben using these for over 2 years in portable motion detectors and also tens units we have had only great results with these lasting longer that any other batteries we have tried rechargeable or not.
104211
I can't answer your question because I have never had the battery run down in one recording session. I find the radio has good battery life in all functions, and it recharges quickly with a cable. I've had this radio for a long time now and use it regularly. I am pleased with it in almost every way. It is a great value and is full of easily usable features.
2259442
Yes, the batteries are rechargeable. The one that comes with the camera lasts a good while on a charge. I take a lot of pictures when I'm on a day trip so I ordered two more batteries just in case. I also like that the screen turns off when the camera is inactive, which reserves the battery life, and comes back on with the simple push of a button.
1801421
NO,. And I didn't buy mine on Amazon, but I'm about to buy an AC Adapter form here. I know people have answered this already, but I just wanted to stick my 2 cents in. I did buy some long lasting lithium batteries and it lasts a really long time. I've not replaced the ones I have in there yet and it's been many months (nearly a year at least). I don't use it daily, but I do use it a few hours at a time, several times a week. The battery life is really good. As for the item itself. It's a really great, quality recorder.
1388642
They take 9V batteries, in the transmitter/headsets. They don't last too long - and kids tend to forget to shut the unit off when they are done.
1210363
The ones that I purchased, yes the battery is rechargeable. But, if there's a way to replace the battery, that would be great because the batteries suck now. They don't hold a charge for anything. I haven't checked to see if I can replace them. I'll check tonight though.
851179
I don't use this recorder much but as I recall i thought it took an AAA battery or two. FYI.
1782995
It is only battery powered. The battery is rechargeable, and can be recharged via a regular AAA battery charger (only one battery so would need another one to use this type of charger), but there is really never any reason to do this if you use the recorder with transcription or voice files on a computer. By using it with voice transcription or with voice files, even the short time it is plugged into the USB port, the battery is recharged automatically while connected. Great product and it uses very little battery power.
381261
The rechargeable batteries that come with the Philips Digital Recorder have been unreliable for us in the long run even after 5 recharges. Not sure why. Several did not keep their charges anymore. We saw this across all 6 of the recorders we have. We have taken them all out and now use regular batteries.
2122911
Rechargeable. Comes with recharger. Cameras with the round bulge that looks like where we used to put rolls of film take "AA" batteries. Flat ones do not.
626204
There is no indicator. I use rechargeable batteries and film for several days at a time and haven't had any battery issues. No sound if they go out. I would like to say that these mics don't do well in high humidity if you are using them outside. Indoors they do well.
1794658
It takes a round flat battery#CR2032x1 I don't believe they come in rechargeable.
1488544
It is some type of rechargeable non-replaceable battery, I really do not know what type it is. I just plug it into a USB charger with an AC adapter (i.e. cell phone charger) to charge it. The battery lasts for about 10 hours of AM recording on one charge.
1100210
You can get a wall charger for USB ports. My recorder also uses plain batteries.
1944806
Pros- rechargeable battery, decent video, easy to use. Cons- save your receipt, 1st pair record button didn't last a day. I think that would have been manufacturing defect and could have been replaced but this pair is much higher than I remember paying for mine.
1413695
Sorry, I can't answer this question. I have my unit powered by the cigarette lighter that comes on with the ignition. With the USB/lighter adapter supply plugged into the unit, the unit automatically powers down a few seconds after the power goes off. If the USB is not plugged in, It will continue to record, so it does have a battery. I have run it a few minutes on battery, but I never timed it.