What kind of batteries does it use
521395
It uses 9 volt batteries. Would be better to use high end batteries for good performance. You have the option of using rechargable or regular batteries. We use rechargable, in our church and they work great.
521396
It uses 9volt batteries which are included in the package. It goes through batteries fast though, so you may want to have some on hand.
521397
It uses 9 volt batteries. Would be better to use high end batteries for good performance.You have the option of using rechargable or regular batteries.We use rechargable, in our church and they work great.
887274
This model specifically uses a CR-2032 battery. If you are unfamiliar with them they are the flat round batteries about the size of a dime just a bit bigger in diameter and a bit thicker than a dime.
1356571
It uses a CR123 battery. These batteries are expensive, mainly used in photography. I suggest purchasing rechargeable batteries from Surefire.
1934128
It uses a lithium coin battery CR2032. It's easy to put a new battery in the device. As the previous answer indicated, the batteries can be expensive, if purchased in a retail store. I have also purchased replacement batteries on Amazon as there are no retail pharmacies, or electronics store which carry that battery.
512436
I am sorry, S. Jay. I have no idea what batteries it uses. It was a Christmas gift for someone else, so I never opened/looked at it. If there is a Best Buy near you, I think they sell these types of cameras so you may be able to find out that way. Sorry!
553816
Sorry, I don't know since it came with batteries. I haven't had to replace batteries as of this date. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
688927
You can use either alkaline AA batteries or rechargeable AA batteries. I prefer the rechargeable and always keep a couple of spare ones with me.
480400
It uses rechargeable batteries. The ones made by Panasonic are recommended. It uses 4 AA batteries.
2247670
It uses one LR23A 12vDC alkaline battery. Not the most common battery out there, but available right here at Amazon. Also can be found at your local Radio Shack and sometimes Walmart. They are about half the size of a AAA, not a coin style battery. The unit is working great by the way. Very good range with the remote.
2155719
As I recall it used AA , I gave this to my grandchildren and they loved it , I usually have AA in the house for when they visit, so going on memory it would have to be AA since that was the only ones I keep in the house, also I do believe batteries come with it.
1412261
This product uses A76/LR44 button batteries. They are rather expensive, but seem to last a long time.
2025512
It uses a 23A (23AE) battery. Only place I found that carried it was Walmart! It does work well and great for elderly! I got it for my mom & dad.
1099759
No, it doesn't use batteries that you put in, rechargeable or regular. It "expires" after 30 uses and you have to buy a new one (though there is a review on the Amazon page that explains how to reset it so you don't have to).
581665
It uses 3 dinky coin (LR41) batteries. Since it's an LED light, the batteries are lasting longer than I had expected: 60 hours and going strong!
395940
It uses AAA batteries it is quite powerful. I would highly recommend it especially for the price. I had purchased one for $120 and unfortunately my dog chewed the wire. I can honestly say this new one is so much better it has so many more features.
1764530
It uses AAA batteries. Just buy extra recharagable ones and a charger at Walmart and you always have extra. You can also buy them on Amazon.
1960016
It uses two AA batteries. And the manual instructs to never use rechargeable batteries, only alkaline ones.