what kind of battery does this use?
1632090
Three triple A's But there is another specialty battery that can be used but I haven't searched for yet. It comes with a sleeve for that battery.
1632091
Triple A (AAA) It takes three batteries, loaded into a plastic cylinder that fit into the barrel of the flashlight.
1632092
This light can use 3 AAA batteries but if you install the Lithium Ion 18650 @3600 Mah you will get a battery that has almost 6 times the power available as the AAA's. The 18650 is available with a charger for less than $10 and is absolutely worth the extra expense.
1632093
You can use three AAA batteries with the supplied battery pack, or you can use one 18650 (i.e. Ultrafire) battery without the battery pack.
1804981
I'm not sure. It is a sealed battery, like the ones you would find in back-up emergency lighting.
2272013
It uses the rechargable EN-EL12 Lithium battery. A good battery, but maybe a little short on life ... but cheap enough to buy an extra. I also recommend getting the external charger (MH-65) so you can charge one while using the camera with the other. (Normally, you charge the battery while in the camera). There are generic equivalents to both ... with mixed reviews.
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.
537811
This product uses an 18650 battery. I recommend the "B" variant that has larger capacity also using protection -commonly referred to as a 18650B Protected battery.
1050178
It uses a 3v lithium battery (round disc) it comes with a working battery so you shouldn't hav to change it for awhile. The cost is around $2 or $3 for the battery
2001404
It is not rechargeable. I am not sure of the type of battery (since I gave it as a gift). Hopefully, someone else can answer that piece for you.
402884
I am sorry I do not know the answer. I believe there is information in the description of the battery.
1721485
It uses a Sony NP-BN1 Lithium-Ion N type battery back rated at 3.6v and 2.3 watt-hours...
249257
I don't know. Just run a search on your camera and it'll say what battery it takes.
2063254
Thanks for your question! According to the manufacturer this is a Lithium battery. I hope this helps!
1180878
Sorry, but I have no idea. I can tell you this the battery doesn't need charged often.
1131211
The battery that it uses is the small round one like a watch would use or digital scales. I haven't had them long enough to know but would expect several years from them based on the battery type.
1177817
It uses a CR2032 battery. I have not needed to replace my battery yet, but looking at the unit, I see an access plate on the backside of it. It can be opened using a coin. Replacement should be very simple.
1121244
It uses a lithium battery - CR 2032 (the coin cell type of battery similarly used in calculators, remote auto key, etc).
621304
It uses AAA batteries. When I bought it I thought it used AA. Would not have bought it if I had known.
1203562
Pretty sure it's a CR2032 3-Volt Lithium battery. One additional note: I originally bought the RC5 and then traded it in for the RC6 because the RC5 has only a 2-second delay shutter release, whereas the RC6 has a switch to select IMMEDIATE shutter release OR a 2-second delay. Just something to think about.