in the product details it shows that 2 aaa batteries are required - why for a tooth brush that is rechargable with charger?
172360
The description is incorrect. It is a rechargeable battery. My first toothbrush lasted close to 7 years. It is definitely worth the investment. Enjoy.
1177885
It is an electric toothbrush that operates on a battery (rechargeable battery). It is not plugged in while you are using it.
1701490
This use 2 AAA batteries, yes you can use rechargeables ones to save money.
248551
Hi there!This items Requires 3 AAA batteries (included).Have a great day!Vanessa
1176875
It's a rechargable battery but I don't see any way to open the actual toothbrush to put in a new battery. My last toothbrush was the same - it lasted about 8 years and I repaced it when the charge wouldn't hold anymore.
375893
The kit I purchased from Amazon has 2 batteries and a charger. All in a handy carrying case.
117294
It can use either 3 AAA, or one rechargeable 18650 battery. It comes with a holder for the 3 AAA, and also with a charger and two 18650 batteries.
103932
You don't need any batteries. The unit that you hold in your hand, sits on a base which is plugged in to the wall & it charges the whole time it sits there, until you use it again! I'm not a very technical brilliant person but, apparently the battery is in the base of the toothbrush which is charged when not in use....
2191967
Yes the battery is included. It takes 1 AA battery. And it was already in the toothbrush. No need to install 1 first. Hope that helps.
2238388
A battery charger is listed with four AA batteries. When I received the package, there was a charger.
488178
reading thru the reviews, i find: "requires 2 AA batteries and 2 AAA batteries"
1639011
The toothbrush is battery powered and sits in a recharging stand. The battery is not replaceable. It is the handle. I just replaced the first one I owned and I've had it so long I don't remember how old it is. The toothbrush runs around a week on travel without charging.
1385362
We're still using the battery that came with the brush, so I haven't tried. We had an older version of the brush and they worked in there. I believe most items use NI-MH or NiCad AAs as if they were just AAs. As far as I know, the only difference is in the charger or charger settings if you have a multi-charger. The ultimate benefit of rechargeables is that they are interchangeable and "green" as far as frequency of disposal.
1177546
It's not rechargeable. You buy one, then you buy another. It seems to lasts longer than an ordinary toothbrush. Does a good job of brushing. It cost just a little more than a good toothbrush. Oral-B's new model of the rechargeable battery toothbrush doesn't work. The old ones do, but not the new ones. My family of 5 have been using these toothbrush for the past 2.5 years.
1964422
Negative.. the batteries are 18650 rechargeable batteries there like twice the size of a double A. Should come with battery and charger. And lot more convenient being you won't have to keep buying batteries.
1099171
This particular flashlight requires a #18650 lithium-ion rechargeable battery. When you purchase the battery, try to get a combo deal where you can get two batteries AND a charger. I also suggest you seek a high mAh. battery as it will give you longer performance time and if needed, you'll have the second battery as backup.
889791
There are two batteries in this combination. Both are 3.0 ah. Ideally it would be nice to have an additional battery if you are using both tools so that you don't have to switch batteries when on is charging.