where can I buy a battery for this speaker?
1478410
I dont know , I believe the company is out of business, they do not respond to emails , no phone contact possible. I had two of these die on me with battery issues.
1478411
I am afraid that I have no idea. Mine exploded and I have had no luck getting a new one. The company does not respond to anything. They must be out of business.
1478412
I believe the company is out of business. They no longer have a website (filled with ads now). When my iMaingo X battery depletes, I plug into the charger. Doesn't take long to go from red light to green light. But it works. Other speakers (Bluetooth) produce better sound for music (Amazon Basic and JBL Charge are great). I use iMaingo for playing back bird calls only. Having said that, I still like the portability of the speaker so ordered 2 more X (can't lose at $22 each) and one iMaingo 2 ($19) that uses regular AAA batteries in case these other 2 X's develop battery problems as well. I wonder how long ago the company went out of business. The Twitter acc't hasn't shown activity for a few years. I believe the company is out of business. They no longer have a website (filled with ads now). When my iMaingo X battery depletes, I plug into the charger. Doesn't take long to go from red light to green light. But it works. Other speakers (Bluetooth) produce better sound for music (Amazon Basic and JBL Charge are great). I use iMaingo for playing back bird calls only. Having said that, I still like the portability of the speaker so ordered 2 more X (can't lose at $22 each) and one iMaingo 2 ($19) that uses regular AAA batteries in case these other 2 X's develop battery problems as well. I... » Read More I believe the company is out of business. They no longer have a website (filled with ads now). When my iMaingo X battery depletes, I plug into the charger. Doesn't take long to go from red light to green light. But it works. Other speakers (Bluetooth) produce better sound for music (Amazon Basic and JBL Charge are great). I use iMaingo for playing back bird calls only. Having said that, I still like the portability of the speaker so ordered 2 more X (can't lose at $22 each) and one iMaingo 2 ($19) that uses regular AAA batteries in case these other 2 X's develop battery problems as well. I wonder how long ago the company went out of business. The Twitter acc't hasn't shown activity for a few years. « Show Less
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I have no idea where you can buy this battery from....its probably hard to find
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Fortunately my local hobby shop has a boat load of them ... they ship.Mark Twain Hobby in St. Louis MO. heres the link http://www.hobby1.com/3.7v-650mAh-LiPo-Battery-Alias.html
781817
There is a rechargeable battery that comes with the headphones. It's non-standard (i.e. not AA or anything you can just buy at the drug store). You can buy an extra, search for the Sennheiser BA 370 PX Accupack Replacement Battery for PXC310 Series
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Go to ebay. I bought these batteries. http://www.ebay.com/itm/370883366847?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
969339
I don't know, probably on Amazon.com? But I wouldn't give up on the battery just 'cuz they say you didn't charge it often enough. My light crapped out, but the battery is fine.
719170
I'd recommend going to Amazon.com, Ebay, googol, etc., and searching for baofeng uv5 re+ batteries. Personally, I use Amazon, but others have different preferences.
73091
You have a choise, either call the manufacturer or the place you bought it and see if they can help you. Where you purchased it is the best bet, sometimes they have returns they can send back and coud exchange a speaaker. If this fails, radio shack possible would have the replacement parts to get your old speaker going.
815326
Get the number off of the battery and do a Google search. Ebay or Amazon is usually the best.
1560088
You cannot purchase a 3rd party (Chinese replacement) battery for the Generation 1 Soundlink with a part number (Material Number) of 330001-1310. There are instructions on how to replace the battery from the Bose web site as well as a PDF document in something like 60 different languages telling you the same.I replaced the battery in my Gen 1 Sounlink after about 18 months of use - purchased it in 2011 I think. The replacement battery was actually better than the original. Now I need to replace it again as it no longer holds a charge as of June 2015. Contact Bose if you want to get a replacement - 60.00 plus 8.00 shipping. You cannot purchase a 3rd party (Chinese replacement) battery for the Generation 1 Soundlink with a part number (Material Number) of 330001-1310. There are instructions on how to replace the battery from the Bose web site as well as a PDF document in something like 60 different languages telling you the same.I replaced the battery in my Gen 1 Sounlink after about 18 months of use - purchased it in 2011 I think. The replacement battery was actually better than the original. Now I need to replace it again as it no longer holds a charge as of June 2015. Contact Bose if you want to... » Read More You cannot purchase a 3rd party (Chinese replacement) battery for the Generation 1 Soundlink with a part number (Material Number) of 330001-1310. There are instructions on how to replace the battery from the Bose web site as well as a PDF document in something like 60 different languages telling you the same.I replaced the battery in my Gen 1 Sounlink after about 18 months of use - purchased it in 2011 I think. The replacement battery was actually better than the original. Now I need to replace it again as it no longer holds a charge as of June 2015. Contact Bose if you want to get a replacement - 60.00 plus 8.00 shipping. « Show Less
2004804
you charge it via the USB - which i think you are probably clear on... but if the internal rechargeable batteries ultimately fail, then i believe it is time for a new speaker... i do not believe you can replace them.j
764153
Any place that sells a good variety of batteries will have it. It's a common battery and it's $10
128909
The battery is not supposed to be changed, judging by the way its designed. But there s a way to change it if your a DIY type of person. I posted a video of how to do this task for $12 and 30 mins per speaker. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpHjhUjrv7k
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It seems like Ebay is the only place to go for this batteries - http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/181197518738?lpid=82
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No battery replacement is available direct from Bose on 1st gen Soundlink. Just today 9/25/2014 called BOSE product support direct 1-800-905-1340. I was informed by product support the Soundlink I (one) Battery is Manufacturer discontinued, and no replacements are offered by BOSE. Tough luck just trying to find one via 3rd parties!
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Best place I've found is BatteriesPlus.com . Check your Yellow Pages, they might have a store in your area. This is not a plug for BatteriesPlus, just an answer.
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Their are many place because an A/C adapter is a power supply and it can be found at stores like bestbuy, target, or you can purchase it online, but be specific you don't want a random adapter it must be for the thing you want to use it. One more thing for these speakers Naztech N40-11916 Portable 4 AA batteries will work as well if you do not want to buy a power source. Hope that answered your question:)