What kind of batteries do these headphones take?
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It's a Sennheiser custom battery p/n 535105. $49.95 http://store.sennheiserusa.com/store/sennheis/en_US/pd/ThemeID.10315700/productID.248686100
781817
There is a rechargeable battery that comes with the headphones. It's non-standard (i.e. not AA or anything you can just buy at the drug store). You can buy an extra, search for the Sennheiser BA 370 PX Accupack Replacement Battery for PXC310 Series
781818
It is a built in rechargeable. It is removable but the replacement would have to be provided by the manufacturer.
781819
These are rechargeable USB batteries that come with the headphones---not A, AA, or the round batteries.
7510
I use this headphones more than 3 years ago, and I never had any trouble with batteries charge. I use eneloopand amazon rechargeable batteries without troubles. I need to recharge it every 3 months, and I use for jogging one hour per day.
608841
The ear cups are foam covered in velvet cloth. There are no batteries to replace that I can find, batteries are built in and charged through contacts on the base unit.
529990
Rechargeable batteries for headset receiver: enelope size AAA HR03 by Sanyo (2)
1996638
I have two Able Planet headphones, the foldable one and another that is over the ear and not foldable. Both only have one AAA battery. Are you sure your headphones have two batteries?
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I can't remember for certain but am pretty sure they came with batteries. Sorry about not being too helpful.
940957
The headphones only run on batteries. I use recharge batteries that are charged on a recharger unit. They last 30+ hours. They will also work on alkaline batteries which will last longer.
399893
As far as I know (from personal experience), and from what I have read on other sites, when researching the headphones before buying them, the battery is built-in, non-standard, and Sony refuse to substitute it, even if offered payment, once the warranty is over.
552952
The battery is for the bass, I have a pair and they are alright worth the buy if you want a nice pair of head phones for a fair price
1888986
Yes, they take one AAA battery. They should be switched "off" when not in use to preserve the battery by sliding the yellow switch on the side. They are still functional when the battery is dead; the noise reduction feature will not work, though. Hope this helps :)
565886
To the best of my knowledge, the headphones do not require batteries. These are NOT wireless headphones, they are corded headphone that plug into a jack on your iPod etc. From the stock photo, they might look wireless, but they are wired.
1976851
Do not remember. I returned this item. The tips came off & lodged in my ear canals. I believe they are the standard #10. They last about 3-5 days with constant use. If you need a device, look for a rechargeable one. Batteries become very expensive with these & other items like this, even the safe ones.
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If the headphones take AAA batteries, you should be fine... I use mine (AA size) in the controllers for my gaming console which gets a lot of constant use and they have been fine. I have been pleasantly surprised that a rechargeable has worked as well.
1381632
They take rechargeable AA. Not that it matters. I replaced them thinking cheap factory batteries might be the issue. Nope. The units in my opinion are just junk, plain and simple.
1671856
Apparently, these hearing aids require battery A13 while the batteries your questioning are P13. I don't know what the difference is.
1185318
It uses rechargeable batteries. They charge while the headphones are connected to the stand.
1166499
These do not take batteries, they are not radio headphones they are just noise muffling for shooting guns or noisy environments.