Do you really have to use panasonic rechargeable batteries for their phones? or is that a sales gimmick?
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You can use any good-quality AAA NiMH cells in Panasonic cordless phones. As long as the replacement cells have capacity equal or larger than that of the original (550mAh), they will work just fine.I recommend using name-brand low-self-discharge NiMH cells, such as:Sanyo Eneloop AAARayovac HybridGP Recyko Pre-Charged, etc.Do not take chances with off-brand NiMH cells. Most of them have very poor quality control (capacities vary all over the place) and suffer from rapid self-discharge problem. You can use any good-quality AAA NiMH cells in Panasonic cordless phones. As long as the replacement cells have capacity equal or larger than that of the original (550mAh), they will work just fine.I recommend using name-brand low-self-discharge NiMH cells, such as:Sanyo Eneloop AAARayovac HybridGP Recyko Pre-Charged, etc.Do not take chances with off-brand NiMH cells. Most of them have very poor quality control (capacities vary all... » Read More You can use any good-quality AAA NiMH cells in Panasonic cordless phones. As long as the replacement cells have capacity equal or larger than that of the original (550mAh), they will work just fine.I recommend using name-brand low-self-discharge NiMH cells, such as:Sanyo Eneloop AAARayovac HybridGP Recyko Pre-Charged, etc.Do not take chances with off-brand NiMH cells. Most of them have very poor quality control (capacities vary all over the place) and suffer from rapid self-discharge problem. « Show Less
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You can use any good-quality AAA NiMH cells in Panasonic cordless phones. As long as the replacement cells have capacity equal or larger than that of the original (550mAh), they will work just fine. I recommend using name-brand low-self-discharge NiMH cells, such as: Sanyo Eneloop AAA Rayovac Hybrid GP Recyko Pre-Charged, etc. Do not take chances with off-brand NiMH cells. Most of them have very poor quality control (capacities vary all over the place) and suffer from rapid self-discharge problem.
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My concern is that most of the batteries are 1000mah or higher and are meant to be used until they are depleted then charged. Using them on a cordless phone means they will be charged very frequently which would sorten the life if the NiMh can only be charged a certain number of times. Also the others seem to be designed to be charged in chargers, not in the device.
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Cordless phones use rechargeable batteries, mostly the same type as these but.. Many cordless phones bundle these batteries as a battery pack. Inspect your current phone batteries first to see if they are individual batteries having the same AAA size.
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To my best knowledge, wall phones do not require batteries. They are considered a land line.
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I'm no tech whiz...and am not familiar with this stuff. Maybe you can do a cross reference with batteries...or else go to a site like Amazon and type in Panasonic HX-WA30 batteries and see what comes up. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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this phone has their batteries but has a 110 volt charger/stand to keep it charge when not in conversation. It does not work without batteries.
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I also have a panasonic cordless phone dont know what model but it takes aaa batteries so i bought these batteries and they have been working great. hope this helps
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It uses rechargeable batteries. The ones made by Panasonic are recommended. It uses 4 AA batteries.
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If your phone uses triple a battery's you sure can charge them before you use the they come charged but not fully seem to be a good low cost option for rechargables I use them in my clocks cameras and grand kid toys.
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Hello there, the battery is a rechargeable type. You can recharge it with the Panasonic charger .....good luck
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No. They take special batteries which I find to be very expensive. I think it's cheaper to buy new handsets than invest in the battery!
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Thanks for the lowdown. I didn't spend much money for the Eneloops, so as long as the work better than the Panasonic stock batteries, i'm happy for now. I will look into the batteries you mentioned though if I need to.
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I bought a pre-owned phone and YES I did receive batteries with it. By the way, we love the phone!
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NO They take a battery that looks like (2) two AA batteries incased in a plastic wrap and has two wires with a special plug end that matches the phone. I sure wish that there was some way to convert to rechargable AA's but not that I can figure out how to do it. They use a CR1231 battery
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It is possible to buy replacement (Panasonic branded) batteries for it, but the ecommerce site that sells them isn't Amazon, so I feel sort of weird pasting the URL here. If you take the battery out and Google image search for "Panasonic 700mah", you'll see the replacement battery and a site in the UK that sells it. Also, disassembling the thing to get to the battery is a pain. I found a disassembly instruction diagram on yet *another* site that sold no-name replacement batteries for it. That said, Amazon is currently showing a $20 price tag for this item. So, all said and done, it'd be nearly as cheap to just replace the whole thing and save yourself the hassle. FWIW, that's exactly what I'm doing. Factoring in shipping, getting a whole new unit is exactly the same price as having a replacement battery shipped in from the UK.
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All phones come with batteries. ;-) Yes, there is a removable 2300mAh (approx.) battery that comes standard with the phone. HTC did make a larger capacity battery as well (3200mAh approx.) and you can also get third party large capacity batteries off EBAY and probably here through Amazon. And you will need every ounce of battery power you can get with this phone. It was the very first LTE phone ever released and sucked battery power like it was water. Absolutely horrendous life if you use your phone for any minimal amount. Definitely install one of the free power saver apps you can download from the Google Play Store as soon as you buy this model. Also, if you do decide to get a third party large capacity battery make sure to read reviews very carefully. The battery back cover is an integral part of the LTE antenna system. Some third party battery covers had faulty antennas or, even worse, were just a piece of plastic covering the battery so you really had no antenna at all so would have major issues connecting to the LTE towers unless you were standing right underneath the tower!!
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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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Thankfully I barely remember the headphones. I don't think they were rechargeable. I may be wrong. I wouldn't buy them in any case they were useless and did not work at all. I sent them back. If you need wireless phones buy expensive ones that the seller might feel even slightly responsible for. I decided I didn't need any after all and saved my money. Most bits of consumer tat are five minute wonders in any case. Save up for a decent house instead they seem to be the only things that retain their use and value.