What kind of Batteries does it use and how long do they last?
1688277
It says that the batteries are lithium and may never need to be replaced with normal use.
1688278
Our 5-7 yr old Taylor just bit the dust. Had to replace batts about yearly. Cheap at Walmart. Clue to it's being terminal is having to replace the battery more frequently then that. Even then, ours lasted close to 6 months. . .
1688279
CR 3025. Standard lithium battery for lots of small electronics. Easy to find, and since there is no illumination (backlight), you just get a dark LED readout on a plain background, they should last a long time.
1688280
Quoting from instruction manual, "Use 1-3 volt CR2032 lithium battery. Your Taylor scale has a lithium battery installed to provide extra long energy life for your scale. Under heavy usage (Health Club, Wellness Clinic, etc.) the battery may eventually need to be replaced." One tip, you need to step on the scale once, step off, and step back on to get an accurate reading. This insures the scale is set. If you do not move the scale, you probably do not need to do this but once. I move my scale away from the wall every time I use it, so I just made it a habit to step on and off, then step back on for the accurate reading. It reads to the tenth of a pound, like 130.2. My old scale rounded up to the half pound. Quoting from instruction manual, "Use 1-3 volt CR2032 lithium battery. Your Taylor scale has a lithium battery installed to provide extra long energy life for your scale. Under heavy usage (Health Club, Wellness Clinic, etc.) the battery may eventually need to be replaced." One tip, you need to step on the scale once, step off, and step back on to get an accurate reading. This insures the scale is set. If you do not move the scale, you probably do not need to do this but once. I move my scale away from the wall every time I use it, so I just made it a habit to step on and off,... » Read More Quoting from instruction manual, "Use 1-3 volt CR2032 lithium battery. Your Taylor scale has a lithium battery installed to provide extra long energy life for your scale. Under heavy usage (Health Club, Wellness Clinic, etc.) the battery may eventually need to be replaced." One tip, you need to step on the scale once, step off, and step back on to get an accurate reading. This insures the scale is set. If you do not move the scale, you probably do not need to do this but once. I move my scale away from the wall every time I use it, so I just made it a habit to step on and off, then step back on for the accurate reading. It reads to the tenth of a pound, like 130.2. My old scale rounded up to the half pound. « Show Less
1688281
According to the manual, CR2032 lithium battery (roughly the size of a nickel). Under normal household use, I'd guess it will last years.
1688282
Its small round flat battery (3/4 inch diameter about the size of a quarter) that is supplied with the scale (not a typical AA or AAA type battery). We have had the scale for about a year and haven't had to replace it.
1753588
It uses AA batteries. I don't remember clearly but it comes with a pack of rechargeable AA batteries
621303
It uses standard AAA batteries. I recommend using the rechargeable variety to save money in the long run.
58034
They use two double a batteries. They only last about 6 months each but they work great until they stop. I am on my second order!
2134784
It takes 2 C Batteries, they last a long time, we just go to the dollar store and buy them, last 3 to 5 days.
2068838
Uses AAA batteries. Alkaline are best may last a little over 1 week others drain faster.
410666
It comes with two sets of batteries. I'm not certain what type tho at the moment
621304
It uses AAA batteries. When I bought it I thought it used AA. Would not have bought it if I had known.
1022417
It lasted over 2 hours straight off one charge. I don't know what kind of battery is in it but it is rechargeable :)
1181656
it uses Energizer 390/389 (SR1130SW) batteries. I bought a bunch online same time I bought magnifier. It uses three at a time but so far they have lasted 9 months without replacement.
396217
Depends how much you use it.I only use mine sparingly and the batteries have lasted for months. Use lithium batteries and they'll probably last a year.
1583918
Sorry! I have no idea. I haven't had mine long enough to replace the batteries.
985112
Sorry can't help you. I only use batteries and they last a long time. Great little camera.
246772
It uses a AA battery. I bought some rechargeable batteries and charger for it also. a battery lasts a couple months for me and I use it about 14 hrs a day
330613
It came with batteries. I simply turned it on when we recieved it. They havent gone out yet so im not sure what kind of batteries it takes
1973794
It comes with batteries already installed. I'm not sure what type they are because we have yet to have to replace them.
847360
They use 4 AA batteries, but last a very long time. I use them under all my sinks.