Do rechargeable batteries last longer than regular batteries?

Answer 1

the chargable cell different from ordinary dry cell like.Like chargeable cell can be charged ;And ordinary dry cell cannot be charged .

Answer 2

They are in general, but this depends on the kind of battery.

Household single-cell batteries (AA, AAA, etc.) vary case by case while other batteries designed specifically for electronic devices

(laptop batteries, iPod batteries, etc.) are always rechargeable.

Single-cell batteries such as AA batteries are usually Alkaline and with the exception of a few rechargeable alkaline batteries, they are disposable.

Constantly replacing batteries gets expensive over time, so rechargeable batteries are available. While they can cost 10 times more than disposable batteries, they last for hundreds of recharge cycles. With improving technology in battery technology, rechargeable household batteries these days typically do not require conditioning and can even be used straight out of the box, pre-charged.

Basically, if your AAA or AA battery does not say "rechargeable" on it, do not try to charge it. Doing so can cause combustion or other severe damage.

Batteries that are built to power specific devices are usually made of lithium cells and provide more power, always being rechargeable. While these batteries are more convenient, they are often impossible to replace and suffer from gradual capacity loss over a span of several years.

Answer 3

rechargable batteries arebetter than regular because they last very long unlike regular batteries you have to throw away after they run out rechargable always can be charged

Answer 4

Rechargeable batteries have the ability to carry their charge for years and regular batteries self discharge in 90 days.

Answer 5

yes they do