Can I plug this into the wall instead of using batteries?
755552
Yes, but I would recommend buying something else... It's not worth the money you would pay for it.
2092928
You can plug it in (plug included in package). It's a better option than batteries because the battery compartment is annoying to open.
399607
That picture shows the battery charger, so no- it uses a rechargeable battery that fits into the charger. The charger then plugs directly into the wall.
737513
Yes, you don't need to plug it into a wall outlet, once you have a powered usb 3.0 port, it will work.
76680
This does plug into the wall, but you can also run it off batteries if you prefer.
2265852
It take batteries. It does not have the option to plug into the wall. The batteries last a very long time though.
173323
No, it is a stand alone device. You can plug it in to the wall to save battery power.
76681
YES you can plug it into any AC wall outlet. In fact I have not yet put any batteries into it, I always run it on AC power.
2096850
This unit takes batteries and also plugs into the wall. I'd be concerned about buying it though. My CD player died after one use.
298237
You can put batteries in it or plug it into the wall. It is not rechargeable.
1326064
No, it uses a cord and plugs into a wall socket. There is a similar product with a rechargeable battery that is more expensive.
502584
You can leave the battery in and use the USB plug that comes out of the bottom of the device and charge it that way. You can also use a non rechargeable battery if you choose.
1212823
it must be plugged into a wall socket. Or if you have a power inverter you could use a 12vt outlet. It does not have a battery in it.
616632
nope... not without hacking it...But the batteries last FOREVER. Just pop a rechargeable in it and charge 'er up every so often.But I understand the desire for a wall-mounted version. If you're dead set on that, this is not your baby
79791
Hi there! Nope, it does not require batteries at all. It plugs into the wall. I believe it's a standard wall plugin to. So for example, it should fit into a surge bar no problem. Thanks!
1907948
It will allow you to forgo using the 9V battery. It plugs into the wall and the other end plugs into the device that would use a 9V battery.
1055290
i am sure you can, i never used it that way but i could use it plugged in to the wall charger