What size batteries does the TinBest hearing amplifier take?
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I think it is cool how Amazon notifies us when someone has a question about the things we have had experience with! So, the battery says:Vinnio R11, L1154 - perhaps you can google that and see the size. But I CAN tell you that it comes with three... which each were dead within one day each, and that included undoing the battery itself at night or when not in use for a long period. Then we figured it was cheap batteries, so a friend bought her regular batteries (sorry, dont know what size/name/cost) from the pharmacy - and they too were only lasting for a very few days. That CAN'T be right. She can hear great - but we are still searching for a battery supply for her that works best. Helpful? Hope so. I think it is cool how Amazon notifies us when someone has a question about the things we have had experience with! So, the battery says:Vinnio R11, L1154 - perhaps you can google that and see the size. But I CAN tell you that it comes with three... which each were dead within one day each, and that included undoing the battery itself at night or when not in use for a long period. Then we figured it was cheap batteries, so a friend bought her regular batteries (sorry, dont know what size/name/cost) from the pharmacy - and they too were only lasting for a very few days. That CAN'T be... » Read More I think it is cool how Amazon notifies us when someone has a question about the things we have had experience with! So, the battery says:Vinnio R11, L1154 - perhaps you can google that and see the size. But I CAN tell you that it comes with three... which each were dead within one day each, and that included undoing the battery itself at night or when not in use for a long period. Then we figured it was cheap batteries, so a friend bought her regular batteries (sorry, dont know what size/name/cost) from the pharmacy - and they too were only lasting for a very few days. That CAN'T be right. She can hear great - but we are still searching for a battery supply for her that works best. Helpful? Hope so. « Show Less
1687739
I think it is cool how Amazon notifies us when someone has a question about the things we have had experience with! So, the battery says: Vinnio R11, L1154 - perhaps you can google that and see the size. But I CAN tell you that it comes with three... which each were dead within one day each, and that included undoing the battery itself at night or when not in use for a long period. Then we figured it was cheap batteries, so a friend bought her regular batteries (sorry, dont know what size/name/cost) from the pharmacy - and they too were only lasting for a very few days. That CAN'T be right. She can hear great - but we are still searching for a battery supply for her that works best. Helpful? Hope so.
221054
I bought mine at WalMart in the watch sections. Haven't had to use them yet, so not sure if they will work. The lady at WalMart looked up the number on the back of the battery that came with it and said that was what was compatible. As I purchased 2 hearing amplifiers, I still have a battery left. Good luck, maybe let me know what you found to work. I also got my hearing amplifier from Amazon, maybe they sell the batteries.
1622852
These are zinc-air batteries. They'll last just a bit longer if you let them "air" for a couple minutes before turning on the hearing aid so they activate in the air after removing the protective tab.
1976850
Takes the standard #13 Hearing aid batteries. Duracell and all the others make them. Easy to find, and not really that expensive if you buy on sale. (Our battery lasts more than 10 days...depends on how much you leave them on)
475920
The 312a appears to be a slightly higher voltage than the 312 hearing aid battery. It certainly will not damage any device that originally specified 312 size batteries as it has the exact same dimensions. The 312a gives far fewer false signals to indicate need to replace. Frederic Todd
1527856
I use two AA size Lithium batteries. You can also use AA size rechargeables.
1708020
It takes one small "hearing aid style" battery you can buy at any drug store.
2276187
The first package of size 13 batteries I opened were short lived. Subsequent packages have given good service. Perhaps the first packet had been on the shelf longer. My hearing Aides specify #13. I don't know about the 13A.
970257
Your hearing aid batteries are determined by size not manufacturer. These are 312, but there are many other sizes and many manufacturers use different sizes depending upon the model of the aid. If you have a battery that worked before take it to any place that sells hearing aid batteries and they can tell you what size it is. If that is not convenient, call your manufacturer and ask them what size your model requires.
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I am currently using the 312a batteries. I have used both in my hearing aids and have not noticed any problems. HOWEVER, check with your hearing aid manufacturer to be on the safe side.
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4 size D batteries. I use the rechargeables, they haven't had to be changed yet after 2 weeks of lots and lots of playing :)
1933666
I can not tell you the answer to this question. I am not sure what the mAH was of the batteries I replaced. They were a 312 size and they work in my Semens hearing aid
96746
I use 1 AAA battery to power mine.. Or u can even use hearing aid batteries..
1368019
About a half an inch. Don't go by the physical size. There are other batteries of the same size. Find out what you actually need.
1770389
Actually I did not purchase this "generic" battery tester pictured here. I did purchase the Activeair Hearing Aid Tester which tests the specific battery sizes 13, 230/10, 312, and 675. My need was to test size 13 and it works very well.
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If you know the size of the non-rechargeable battery the aid uses, the rechargeable size is the same. If you don't know the regular battery size, it's not a "black and white" question. The original Siemens Pure and Pure XCL (100, 101, 300, 301, 500, 501, 700, 701) use #312 battery. The Pure Carat (all models) use #13 battery. The newest Pure "Micon" (3mi, 5mi, 7mi) use #312. If the specific model of Pure isn't shown on the hearing aid exterior, you will need to use a magnifying glass and look inside the battery compartment. I am an audiologist and agree with EDH who states that you can buy the Accu Power One rechargeable batteries on Amazon at a lower cost than I can sell them. If you know the size of the non-rechargeable battery the aid uses, the rechargeable size is the same. If you don't know the regular battery size, it's not a "black and white" question. The original Siemens Pure and Pure XCL (100, 101, 300, 301, 500, 501, 700, 701) use #312 battery. The Pure Carat (all models) use #13 battery. The newest Pure "Micon" (3mi, 5mi, 7mi) use #312. If the specific model of Pure isn't shown on the hearing aid exterior, you will need to use a magnifying glass and look inside the battery compartment. I am an audiologist and agree with EDH who... » Read More If you know the size of the non-rechargeable battery the aid uses, the rechargeable size is the same. If you don't know the regular battery size, it's not a "black and white" question. The original Siemens Pure and Pure XCL (100, 101, 300, 301, 500, 501, 700, 701) use #312 battery. The Pure Carat (all models) use #13 battery. The newest Pure "Micon" (3mi, 5mi, 7mi) use #312. If the specific model of Pure isn't shown on the hearing aid exterior, you will need to use a magnifying glass and look inside the battery compartment. I am an audiologist and agree with EDH who states that you can buy the Accu Power One rechargeable batteries on Amazon at a lower cost than I can sell them. « Show Less
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Batteries do not add or detract from quality. They only power your hearing aids. This particular brand is my favorite because they last a whole day longer than other brands. Lasting longer makes my cost go down!