Can I use other rechargeable battery brands with success in this player?
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I really don't know. Only the included batteries are used, and they have a short life before requiring recharging.
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You can but the one I've found to last the longest is Duracell Sonya only las 6hous. Carlene
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Kathleen: That should not be a problem. What brand of rechargeable battery you use has no bearing on the functioning of this gadget. You can also use regular (non-rechargeable batteries) as well. Each battery, whether regular or rechargeable, is 1.5 volt and two batteries put together simply generates 3 volt of current, that is all this player needs to operate. By the way you can also use an adapter instead of batteries that you can plug into 120 volt house line to power this player. You have to buy it separately, I believe any store such as Walmart has the adapters. Hope that helps
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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.
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Yes, they can be recharged with other rechargeables. I do it with my energizer multicharger.
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you can use any AA or AAA brand rechargeable batteries. I am using a Panasonic brand on this
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I recommend ENELOOP brand rechargeable batteries. They will last years on the shelf losing very little charge.
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Yes, I already have the rechargeable battery pack my cord just stopped charging them.
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I have never tried the mobile speakers with rechargeable batteries. I wouldn't see why not. Sounds like a great idea.
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yes, anything that has a 9 volt rating will work. it should have the right fitting size plug for you, but remember this is only for battery backup only. it is not to recharge or replace your battery. it's purpose is to get you 3-5 hours of additional play time when the juice is low on your dvd battery then this one kicks in to do the job.
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I just use my Motorola charger, works just fine. Any charger that fits in the player's USB port should be ok.
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I also have the Lenmar portable battery, It works fine with my portable DVD player. Was able to watch movies for about 5- hours. works best if you plug it in right from the start of the movies
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Rechargeable is what I have been using. I don't believe they charge up like that.
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It is a home charger (110v). As long as the player is fully charged, or even half-charged, you can play the equipment. I make sure that I fully charge the player overnight for a long drive the following day.
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I suggest you check the SONY website or Amazon.com, usually they list compatible batteries as accessories for the unit. Sorry, I can't be more help in this instance.JZ
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We are using rechargables. thank you I will certainly try different batteries.
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I use rechargeable and it played for over 80 hours in one sitting. Not bad.
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I haven't specifically used these batteries for your purpose. I have, however, used them for XBox controllers, TV remotes, a battery powered razor, battery powered clocks, my home thermostat, and RC cars. In every case, the performance of the rechargeable batteries has met or exceeded the performance of standard batteries. Rechargeable work well enough that I haven't purchased a standard battery for a couple of years. One recommendation I would make though, is to buy a few more batteries than you need. This way you can simply swap the discharged batteries for some newly-charged ones right away. I know that I didn't answer your question directly, but hope it helps.
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Thanks for the information. I was afraid that was the case. I have an older SanDisk player that has a replaceable battery but you have to buy the new battery and a special tool kit just to install it. And you are right, with prices dropping on these devices it is cheaper just to buy a new unit. Thanks again for the input. I think I will complain to Creative although it will probably do no good.