Can you use regular batteries on the Sennheiser RS130? If the batteries die out on the RS130, can you replace them with regular or other rechargeable batteries?
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Yes. The batteries that were supplied with my unit were cheopos I have seen at frys. You can probably use regular batteries or get a good set of rechargables.
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Yes, you can replace the rechargeable batteries with regular alkaline or even heavy duty batteries. Just don't try setting the headphones on the cradle with regular batteries, it could damage them. Only use rechargeable batteries if you are setting the headset on the charger.
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Thanks for the reply Old Sub Man. I do have this now and now I am aware that this has removable batteries for the headphones. I was not sure before getting this if the batteries were removable or not. I did not know about your tip for the NiMH v. LiIon batteries so thank you for this!
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I have the RS120s and am going by memory on what I read in the accompanying documentation... I think the documentation stated that you can't use regular batteries but that other rechargables work. If being able to use them with regular or other rechargeables is essential to your buying these, I'd recommend verifying my comment first with Sennheiser or someone who is sure on this.
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Looking at the date of your post, you may have already discovered this. The original R-130 batteries are two AAA NiMH (LR 03). These rechargeable batteries are readily available at Target, Drug Stores and just about any outlet that has any electronics. You may use regular Alkaline non-rechargeable batteries, however, DO NOT place the headset on the cradle with these batteries installed. Also, do not use LiIon batteries, because, unlike the NiMH batteries, they are not suited for long periods of over charging.
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You can use 'C' batteries. But you will find that the rechargeables work so much better you won't want to use "regular" batteries.
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The headphones need 2 AAA batteries. I don't know about rechargable batteries, but I guess AAA rechargables would work.
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Boombox, has its own rechargeable batteries. I haven't replace check if regular batteries can be use
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The stereo transmitter/charger plugs into a standard outlet. The stereo headphones have a "built-in" lithion-ion rechargeable battery (so I assume batteries are not replaceable). We've had ours for about a year and it works very well. Prior to this unit, we had an earlier model Sony similar to this and it lasted for years without any problems (until Jerry finally broke it; he's not gentle), so I assume this one will do the same if you follow the instructions and precautions. Hope this helps!
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Dang, anyone know if there are still any cameras that use real batteries like this? I'd have had to replace my Sony multiple times over if it used proprietary batteries. They're such a pain, and I wish NOTHING used them. I need a new/better camera though, and REALLY want something that still uses regular batteries.
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I have Siemens hearing aids, but I don't know the model. Assuming you're using conventional batteries now, the rechargeable batteries would be the same size. Any audiologist/hearing-aid provider should be able to answer your question and probably will offer to sell you the batteries. In my experience, however, Amazon is likely to have a substantially lower price than the hearing-aid provider will quote. Of course, you also need a specialized charger.
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The battery for the CS530 headset is not replaceable. When the battery is no longer holding a charge, there are two options: 1) Purchase a replacement headset, or 2) Use Plantronics' Premier Repair Service to exchange for a re-manufactured unit.
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Yes, you can put the regular AA batteries in them. The batteries that come with the unit are the same size as AA. However, I was impressed as to how long the rechargeable batteries that come with the unit lasts. It seemed to last at least 10 to 12 hours if you did not talk on them all the time.
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Karen, you must have a "charger" unit, that the headphones set into to recharge. The "rechargeable" batteries can be bought at Wal*Mart. If you don't have a charger, check out any search engine (I use ask.com) and write in the name of the headphones and the model number. You will be able to buy a new there (or used unit on e-Bay) I absolutely love our headphones! They work great and have excellent stereo quality.
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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.
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Yes, you can use rechargeable batteries. But it comes with AA battery pre-installed, and it really does last a long, long time (the package claims 18 months), especially if you're good about shutting off the mouse when you walk away from the computer or are watching a movie/show on it, so you might find that it's not so bad to just use regular batteries.
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No the microphones are not rechargeable but you can use rechargeable Battery's in them
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I don't use rechargeable batteries. I would call the manufacturer to see what there reps say or your audiologist.
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I'm not really sure what some of the people are saying on here. The battery in the Beats Studio headphones is a modern Li-ion unit. Leaving it plugged into the charger for long periods of time won't affect the battery. You can plug them in overnight and be fine. Gone are the days where devices over-charge. You had to worry about that with Ni-MH batteries but not modern Li-ion ones. You don't have to worry about the battery keeping it's calibration curve or anything like that. Just use the headphones as normal and charge them when the battery is getting low. Additionally, the battery will last you for a good 18-20 hours of listening, way more than the 8 hour number given my Haoran. They are correct in saying that you may have to charge the headphones right out of the box but their 8 hour number is incorrect.
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The instructions say to only use the rechargeable battery that is included but I used regular batteries when it died one day and they worked fine. I only used them for a couple of hours then charged the unit again and have no problems since. I'm guessing you could also use any rechargeable AAA, but I've not had these long enough to run the included batteries out.
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Ya Daseul, you can use them. In fact those are the only batteries I have at present. They work just fine.