Is this the version that recharges the batteries?
2035026
No, it is supplied with ordinary batteries and you have to change them when uncharged
2035027
No. AAs required. Works quite well, batteries last me about 4-5 months, especially peppermill. A bit top heavy, consider the shorter versions.
2035028
No. It takes AAs. They last a long time, though. I use this regularly (daily) and I probably change the batteries once a year.
2035029
Peugeot does not recommend rechargeable batteries but 6 AAA (same make) batteries for this unit. Does not recharge.
1442025
No this is an aftermarket unit. It vibrates a lot and does not work well with the rechargeable battery
1198309
Yes the picture is correct. The battery pictured has more storage and lasts longer. Mine lasts almost twice as long compared to the battery that came with my Handycam. Both batteries charge great in the charger.
1773579
Hi Matthew, I can't tell. I just finished the batteries that come with the mouse and now I started using rechargeable batteries. I look at the manual and it's not stated.
1867646
I am only finding these, but perhaps one is interchangeable. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_pg_1?rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Arechargeable+battery+pack+leapfrog&keywords;=rechargeable+battery+pack+leapfrog&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1405199637
1385362
We're still using the battery that came with the brush, so I haven't tried. We had an older version of the brush and they worked in there. I believe most items use NI-MH or NiCad AAs as if they were just AAs. As far as I know, the only difference is in the charger or charger settings if you have a multi-charger. The ultimate benefit of rechargeables is that they are interchangeable and "green" as far as frequency of disposal.
1193740
Yes this battery is rechargeable. I have recharged my 2 batteries many times. Works well for the price. RPS
1903609
No, the bare tool version is for if you already have compatible batteries & charger.
1217029
Yes it does recharge the battery; its not clear how you'd do it without this cable.
780685
I'm still on the original batteries. Used a fair amount. Don't think rechargeable are necessary
1080441
no mine came with a small charger built to recharge these batterys ....it seems to keep them fully charged......
1441818
Yes! This is a replacement(AND UPGRADE!) of the old nickel-cadmium rechargeable battery "stick". These new nickel-metal hydride types do not develop a "memory",and will hold a charge for much,much longer than the original that came with your Magcharger flashlight system. Buy it!
720949
No, it uses standard batteries but you can supply your own rechargeable batteries.
1493210
I have no idea but much rather have the old one back. For one thing, the batteries last so much longer. The new one works okay but the older version is so much better.
1704544
I am not sure ? Only because, I have not seen any non-rechargeable batteries this big ??? Sorry for not being any help.
427132
Apparently not. I have been very! happy with ours and have not had to replace the batteries yet after several months of use. I bought rechargeables for when the time comes. The only problem that I have had is that it has just spontaneously shut itself off a few times and then everything has to be reset. Not sure if the batteries get jiggled around too much or what. But all in all it has been a godsend for us.
761744
No it isn't. However, it does work very well and recharges quickly. I've found having the back-up batteries very helpful especially when using the video option on my camera which consumes energy quicker than the standard photo option.