does the pen need batteries
1938299
Yes, 2 AAAs. You can open their chamber with a key--no screwdriver needed. :)
1938300
Yes & I would recommend the new Reader because you go through batteries so quickly!
1375103
No batteries come with it. To charge, attached via USB and let it sit attached to your computer (make sure computer is on). In about an hour, it will be charged. I don't know this part for sure, but I am pretty confident there is no way to replace battery - you may as well replace the pen. Esp when considering cost. It is a great item overall - I love mine!
2280967
This item comes with a digital stylus that needs a AAA battery. If you need any further assistance in this regard, please contact service@huiontablet.com.Thank you!
1871652
Yes, the pen should work automatically. no charging, no batteries, no alternative source of power. Make sure your wacom is of the same make and model needed for this pen, and also double check the driver that's being installed on your computer to use the pen. If your package didn't come with a separate disc to install a driver, you can still do a google search to find it online. It's a free download.I hope that helps.
1434651
It came ready to use. It did not require batteries. Whether there is an existing battery that may run out at some point, that I am not sure about. All I know is that it did not require batteries right out of the box. It has provided hours of music and if pun for our granddaughter.
2006311
no it dont take batteries just has a plug you do need either a sd card or a usb stick
559096
No. No battery required. Blow into the tube and while hitting the keys. It is a wind instrument of sorts.
765378
It doesn't need any batteries. It will only work with certain tablets though. The tablet needs to be a wacom penable compatible tablet pc.
996125
Nope! It is a passive capacitive stylus, so it does not require a power source. Only the magic of conductivity.
1974954
We didn't need one since the tablets are touch. It does come with a "pen" but it doesn't work with my tablet.
483933
No. All shooting is mechanical, no batteries needed. This is a well made toy gun and the disks, especially the red ones, shoot very well. The disks can get a bit pricey depending on how much and where you "play". Batteries are for the "clip". They are not needed, but when installed you can turn your clip "on". This activates a light inside the clip that keeps "White"disks glowing in the dark. Seems very silly, right? That is what I thought untill my two children and I used the glow in the dark (white) disks, with the clips turned on and all lights in the house off. They loved it and with winter coming, it's a fun indoor activity. Disks can sting if hit in the face but they have not caused any human or property damage in our home. My kids are 6 and 5 and want to play "shoot-out" every night.
782966
Yes it requires batteries and it is very delicate. If dropped May quit working
288755
I've had mine for almost a year and it works fine. But I didn't realize it needed batteries till I got it. Not sure if this helps at all, but I hope it starts working.
141599
Nope. It's got a spring-load lever on the side of it. No batteries required.
315991
Neither actually. If you plug in with the USB, that is the sole power source of the fan. It does not rely on the AAA batteries to operate. This being said, the fan will not function without the batteries because of the design. This means that if you put in batteries when you get the fan, and then plug it in, you will never have to replace the batteries as long as the only time it functions it is plugged in.
859763
Everybody besides Jeanie says no, I would take what she says with a grain of salt. This works for Huion, Turcom, Tursion, Monoprice, UC-Logic, Genius, DigiPro, but Wacom is unlikely. Wacom pens don't take batteries, these do.
629105
No it doesn't NEED the batteries unless your using the caller id. I have mine mounted to the wall so I put batteries in it so that if I wanted to I could use the caller id without taking it down. Overall very happy with the phone.