What kind of battery does this use?
1087642
Some kind of internal battery, there is no easy access to them as far as I know, but i can tell you that my headphones have worked since 2010 until now, for at least 8 hours a day. And they work perfectly.
1087643
It has built in batteries and you don't have to replace them. You charge it by connecting a USB cable to PC/Laptop.
1087644
You can not replace the battery, mine lasted about two years. It was very comfortable and had good sound quality and I now have a different head set that is not portable. I thought about buying another one but then thought why spend $50+ every other year.
1087645
It uses a small proprietary 3.x volt, don't remember, think it was 3.3 Volt, I replaced it with a much higher capacity 3.7 Volt Motorola cell phone battery, gets about 7-8 hours use, works perfectly, easily (solder it) installed, this is going on 5 years of use, try that on a typical wired set!
1087646
A Li-ion polymer battery that is not "user-replaceable" but if you have some experience in basic electronics you can buy one in comparable size to replace with. Make sure to remove the small circuit board from the old battery assembly and use the new battery cell soldered onto the old board to ensure the battery can be charged. If you replace the battery assembly without keeping the old board, your new battery won't be charged via the USB cable like before. Do google search and you'll find an in-depth post I made on Plantronics forum. I also uploaded a picture of how the battery is housed in 995H on Amazon so you'll be able to see it first. My battery lasted for about one year before I noticed the capacity declined, and then another year to a point where the battery couldn't even last for one phone call.
628189
I use a 9v battery. You will need to adjust the battery connectors a little, as it tends to be a little wide.
537811
This product uses an 18650 battery. I recommend the "B" variant that has larger capacity also using protection -commonly referred to as a 18650B Protected battery.
677319
uses a CR2025 lithium 3Volt coin-battery, one is included. It should last years.
86645
It uses one battery of two battery types. It uses either a standard 1.5 volt type AA battery available at local stores or a 3.6 volt type 14500 Battery that is rechargeable and available from Amazon with charger. Rechargeable AA batteries can be used and are available at many stores. I use the AA battery and get good brightness and life. The 14500 would probably be brighter but it is a specialty battery.
353107
The battery is an Li-50B. I have the one from Olympus that came with the camera, but I also use a Digipower one, and it works great, too. And, I think it's a lot cheaper. They both take tons of photos and are re-chargeable.
773923
I don't know the exact battery type, because it is a sealed unit, (probably nickel-metal hydride (Ni mH)). It does not come with a "spare" battery, just the one in the unit when you buy it, and this battery does ot appear to be user-replaceable. It charges through the supplied cable to a USB port, or if you have one of those adapters that charges USB devices directly from an AC outlet.
1131211
The battery that it uses is the small round one like a watch would use or digital scales. I haven't had them long enough to know but would expect several years from them based on the battery type.
1019569
I finally found the battery in the box it came in. It is a 3V lithium battery, type CR2025.
343159
A small watch type battery. I dont know the exact number or type, but it takes one flat, disk, watch type battery. Good luck.
2063254
Thanks for your question! According to the manufacturer this is a Lithium battery. I hope this helps!
2159101
It uses one CR2 Lithium 3 Volt battery. They cost a little over a couple of bucks apiece.
483605
No, it uses a one of those rectangular shaped 9V batteries. I guess you could buy a rechargable battery of that type if you prefer.
2067631
It uses 18650 batteries, go to batteryjunction.com and order them there. They have great prices.
1804981
I'm not sure. It is a sealed battery, like the ones you would find in back-up emergency lighting.
1176986
The battery is a CR2032, 3v; about the size of a quarter. Should last very long since "on" time is quite short; depending on usage however.
8846
I'm sorry but I don't know what kind of batteries. I purchased this item, but it did not work properly and returned it, good luck on finding your answer.