Can I just buy any rechargeable batteries to use in these??? Or do I have to buy the special Vtech ones??
1085606
You have to buy the special vtech rechargeable batteries unfortunately. If I remember correctly, they are $25-30 but I bought them a few months ago and have not had to charge them since then so each charge lasts awhile.
1085607
you can put any batteries in, but you need these if you want to recharge in the device. In other words, to charge other batteries you would need to remove them and put them in a separate charger and then reinstall. PITA
1085608
I think any batteries could be used but in my experience it is hard to find rechargeable batteries that hold a charge well, unless you already have a brand that works for you. The thing I liked about this vtech rechargable pack is that it is less hassle-you just plug it in when low (and they can keep playing while its charging too) and the charge lasts a long time. Hope that helps!
1085609
I'm not sure the reason I got the vetch one is cause they can plug it in when it dies and they can still use it
1085610
It comes with the rechargeable battery packs to put in where the battery's would go and the charger plugs in.... everything you need is included
1381632
They take rechargeable AA. Not that it matters. I replaced them thinking cheap factory batteries might be the issue. Nope. The units in my opinion are just junk, plain and simple.
1148414
I just use alkaline batteries. I am not sure about rechargeable batteries. Sorry.
2129349
Yes, they do have replaceable rechargeable batteries. Just contact the company to get one. www.etoncorp.com
1079398
No batteries are not rechargeable. I buy a 2 pack every couple months. It's about $10 for 2.
1131159
There are higher output non-rechargeable batteries. These wouldn't power a device I have which will run for about 8 hours with Energizer Ultimate Lithium. I'm groused I can't seem to find a rechargeable that'll power the device.
1572053
I do not know one battery from the next in phone batteries but what i do suggest is that you contact the seller they have a list the batteries will work with or can tell you what you need to get. I contact the seller when I want to know for certain.
2013
The batteries are available on Amazon. The battery is a 18650 2600mAh 3.7 Volt Li-Ion Rechargeable Battery
152589
No, they're not rechargeable. But in any case, don't buy from this company. They state that the shelf life is ten years, but the batteries they ship have a shelf life of less than seven years according to the expiration date on the batteries. I returned and bought them again from what I thought was another company. It wasn't. They keep changing names. Check to see if the trade name you're buying from is actually Medical Supply Depot. FYI, I sent a "Contact Seller" query to one of their names, True Gifts, weeks ago. Never heard from them. (Today they're selling under the name true great deals.) No, they're not rechargeable. But in any case, don't buy from this company. They state that the shelf life is ten years, but the batteries they ship have a shelf life of less than seven years according to the expiration date on the batteries. I returned and bought them again from what I thought was another company. It wasn't. They keep changing names. Check to see if the trade name you're buying from is actually Medical Supply Depot. FYI, I sent a "Contact Seller" query to one of their names, True Gifts, weeks ago. Never heard from them. (Today they're selling under the name true... » Read More No, they're not rechargeable. But in any case, don't buy from this company. They state that the shelf life is ten years, but the batteries they ship have a shelf life of less than seven years according to the expiration date on the batteries. I returned and bought them again from what I thought was another company. It wasn't. They keep changing names. Check to see if the trade name you're buying from is actually Medical Supply Depot. FYI, I sent a "Contact Seller" query to one of their names, True Gifts, weeks ago. Never heard from them. (Today they're selling under the name true great deals.) « Show Less
522114
Regular or rechargeable batteries work in these. Nothing special is needed. If they aren't working, they're probably defective. That happened with one of mine, as well.
1205008
yes you can. i prefer the rechargeable saves money and most of time the rechargeable that came with phones are not as good as these here. we use a panasonic branded cordless phones and replaced them with these. no issues from batteries. even if your original batteries are non rechargeable these should work. But keep in mind there are phones that use another style of batteries so one must check your phone and see.
426149
Ya Daseul, you can use them. In fact those are the only batteries I have at present. They work just fine.
84885
To be completely honest, I am not sure we had to change the batteries once. However, I have found that the batteries are easy to change in any product I have purchased from VTech. I hope this helps and wish I could answer you more directly.
1589200
Hi. The replacement batteres are Li-ion rechargeable 18650. These are 3.6v, should be 3000mA.These are readily available with a charger through Amazon- I bought several sets and have had good luck.
1311797
Yes, you can purchase recharging batteries that will work. I bought Energizer Recharge Power Plus from Lowes Hardware and they do work. Regular batteries (non-rechargeable) do not work!
444459
sorry I don't know. my best advice to you is too contact VTech directly. sorry I couldn't be of more help
709888
Those are the ones I used for my handset. I think I have tcx905 handsets. The last batterys lasted about 4 years.