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Why? It is a bummer to keep them, buy them when suddently they stop working, etc. While chargeable needs just a usb-c socket.
by krzyk 11mo ago
Why?
It is a bummer to keep them, buy them when suddently they stop working, etc.
While chargeable needs just a usb-c socket.
- akdev1l 11mo agoDevices with internal batteries basically have embedded expiration dates. Standard AAA or AA can be rechargeable so you don’t need to keep buying more. I’d suggest buying like a 100 pack or something, they’re not expensive.
- archon810 11mo agoThe ideal would be rechargeable AA battery support with a built-in USB-C that would natively support charging said AA battery.
- SchemaLoad 11mo agoAA batteries have lots of different chemistries and they require different chargers or can't be charged at all.
- benoau 11mo agoYou can also get a USB charger for them which is very convenient.
- WorldPeas 11mo agoAt this point so many battery packs use the 2 double-a batteries side-by-side, I wish they just sold those as a usb-c rechargeable cartridge, that would make a lot of sense
- foresto 11mo agoAllow me to recommend low self-discharge NiMH batteries (Eneloop brand is excellent) and a good charger made for that chemistry.
- WhyNotHugo 11mo agoI’ve seen mice with rechargeable AA batteries. Plugging in the mouse recharged the battery (the mouse is basically a battery charger). But you can also quickly swap them in and out if the cable is inconvenient. Best of both worlds.
- xmcqdpt2 11mo agoCheck this out https://addison-electronique.com/en/aaa-li-poly-rechargeable-battery-with-4-x-usb-c-cable-1-5v-4-pack.html https://addison-electronique.com/en/aaa-li-poly-rechargeable... Has technology gone too far