Does it require batteries or can it be charged
1476969
it needs 6 D size batteries, but i have to tell you this is the best built, sounding, boom type box on the market. Quality piece of work.
596065
it won't charge it without a battery, but you can keep it plugged in and use the controller without batteries it just has to remain plugged in the whole time.
772870
Yes it does need batteries. I gave this to my grandson about a year ago and I can't remember what type of batteries it takes but he loved it.
1667317
It doesn't need a battery....it has a charger. There will not be a dead battery.
1669271
It comes with a small USB cord to charge it. You will need to plug it into something that can be plugged into the wall.
377592
It has to be charged. Other than that, there are no batteries for it. There should be blue and red lights on the side with the buttons when turned on.
1125086
It has a battery. You only have to plug it in to charge it. It also comes with a car adapter.
1481629
Yes it has to be charged solar or electrical charging . Not any battery charger will work , I would order charger with battery .
609949
Either. It can use batteries or use the ac adapter. We always use it plugged in but it does have battery option.
117817
It plugs in. I can't remember if you can use batteries too, we just always use the plug.
2219901
No need to charge, its battery operated. you can use rechargeable batteries to save $$ on batteries
2015758
This one takes battery. It doesn't get charged. The ones that get charged, have a chargeable battery and you just plug it to electricity.
1246453
It will come with rechargeable batteries and a charger. I don't believe the batteries will be charged though. It takes a few hours to charge but they last quite a long time.
2004161
Plugs in and takes batteries. I guess you could use rechargeable batteries, but unit will not charge them.
933489
No batteries, you just plug it into an outlet. Just make sure that where you plug it in, the cord can droop down a little bit before it goes back up into the outlet, just in case some moisture gets on the cord so it can't get to the plug and electrocute you (that's what it said in the instructions). The cord is pretty long so it shouldn't be too hard to do that.
2126552
The only question I can answer is regarding the batteries. The battery is rechargeable. You do have to remove it to charge. A small lever holds it into place. The lever is angled in a way that it looks like it could easily break. No issues thus far though.
350846
It does not take batteries. Plug it in after use and that recharges the built in battery. I've had mine about 10 months and it will no longer hold a charge longer than a few seconds! Also it will only run off the battery power! I hoped I could just plug it in and use it that way but it stops charging and uses the battery that won't charge so it is useless without a working battery!