These two AA batteries come with the toothbrush are rechargeable batteries, aren't them?
1107368
No, they are not rechargeable batteries, they are regular batteries. I bought some Amazon brand rechargeable batteries, which are actually second generation Sanyo batteries, excellent batteries at a great price.
1107369
No, they are no rechargeable. The old brush was a plug where you could keep it charged, but the new one has batteries that need to be replaced.
931329
Yes - it comes with a rechargeable battery and charger in the package. They both worked fine.
1473698
Yes 6 AA batteries. They do last along time if you get the good ones. No dollar store battery
1906181
Yes. This one runs on two AA batteries, which were actually included (that was a nice surprise).
619341
As far as I can tell, the rechargeable batteries are built-in. I'm not even sure if they're replaceable.
657579
Yes - The toothbrush is a very good 2 speed cycle brush which is rechargeable on the stand with the water pik portion of the product. This is the best option for a water pik I have seen to date - Well worth the money. Riick
461419
Yes to my knowledge, however I don't recommend this tooth brush, it won't hold a charge and mine quit working four months after I bought it.
221041
Yes. Great batteries, low cost. Come with a charger and two spare batteries.
720948
It doesn't come with them, but it does work with AA rechargeable batteries.
899232
Battery inside of this Sonicare toothbrush cannot be replaced. Once it runs out, the lifespan of the toothbrush is up. You can remove the battery for recycling purposes, but this will destroy the toothbrush. You can find more information at Sonicare's website.
2140770
No they are not. They are 3.7 volt lithium ion rechargeable batteries. They are about twice as big as a regular AA battery.
1176875
It's a rechargable battery but I don't see any way to open the actual toothbrush to put in a new battery. My last toothbrush was the same - it lasted about 8 years and I repaced it when the charge wouldn't hold anymore.
649452
I bought the set - toothbrush comes with charger (glass); so if you order two - then you get two sets of a toothbrush and a glass charger.
79584
Yes. The toothbrush holder plugs into an electrical outlet to keep the battery charged. You can leave the toothbrush in the holder to keep it charged. Or you can take it out of the holder but must put it back in the base when battery needs recharging.
20409
Negative, Mine did not. It did come with both the rechargable tray and the AA battery tray
103932
You don't need any batteries. The unit that you hold in your hand, sits on a base which is plugged in to the wall & it charges the whole time it sits there, until you use it again! I'm not a very technical brilliant person but, apparently the battery is in the base of the toothbrush which is charged when not in use....
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The toothbrush is sealed so I don't see how you could replace the battery. You can replace the batteries on the timer / display. I own three different Oral-B models having bought the first one in 2009 and it still works fine without any battery replacement to the toothbrush. The timer / display batteries last for about six months; we use rechargeable batteries. Hope this helps...