can these batteries be used for other devices
1108077
I only bought them for my phones. I would check the instructions that came with the device before using the NiMH.
1108078
I would imagine so; all things being the same as the phone; need to be recharged. They are 1.5V rechargeable batteries.
769526
I don't know why not? I use lithium and regular batteries for my other devices without a problem as long as it is the same voltage and size. Good lite and powerful and long lasting on even a near dead battery. Finish wears off though.
953230
Yes, They can! But I had bad experienced with their battery life, both of mine died after 6 months of use
1003479
I don't think so. These batteries are about twice the size, so possibly in something that you stack the batteries in ( like a flashlight) but be careful where you buy them and the charger. I almost had a fire!!!
1145171
It depends on the devices you are planning on using. If devices are dual voltage then the answer would be no. If they are not dual voltage then yes.
69387
Yes they can. I don't use it like that so not sure what impact that has on battery if any
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
1675232
I haven't tried them, but I don't see why not. I only use this monitor occasionally and have had the same batteries in for a long time. I plug in wherever possible, but got this monitor to use when my son falls asleep in the car.
1312404
No. They are a special Lithium Ion battery specifically sized for certain flashlights.
486567
No. These are 18650 batteries. By volume they are, maybe, twice the size of "AA" batteries. They would be too large both in girth and length. Try and find "AA" rechargeable batteries if that is what you need. 18650 are not "AA" compatible.
1516724
The brand and capacity does not matter. As long as the battery has the right size and chemistry (NiMH or NiCd), you can chrage it.
170540
I haven't specifically used these batteries for your purpose. I have, however, used them for XBox controllers, TV remotes, a battery powered razor, battery powered clocks, my home thermostat, and RC cars. In every case, the performance of the rechargeable batteries has met or exceeded the performance of standard batteries. Rechargeable work well enough that I haven't purchased a standard battery for a couple of years. One recommendation I would make though, is to buy a few more batteries than you need. This way you can simply swap the discharged batteries for some newly-charged ones right away. I know that I didn't answer your question directly, but hope it helps.
195794
Yes, they are AA like any other, Not rechargeable so you can use them in anything that takes a normal battery. They will just last a lot longer. Hope that helps.
92247
They are made for DeWalt tools and will only fit those rated at 20v, the batteries are slotted so they can't be forced into any device that isn't rated to use this specific battery.
950587
Probably not as the design of the batteries are probably designed differently. Just like every 2-3 years the make and models change on the same brands lol just away to make more money off the consumer.
1943715
I believe so. I use rechargeable batteries, but Lithium should work. I haven't had any problems with them and my other devices.
203113
I don't see why not, I personally don't use them anymore unless it's something with a built in li-ion.