“Would like to know what type of rechargeable batteries this vacuum uses, & are they easy to replace?”

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• It has NiCads. My guess is they will last a year or two, then it gets tossed (can't replace the batteries). You can probably take it apart and DIY the swap, but by that time I'll be ready for a new model.

  Answered by Anonymous 9 years ago

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• It appears to be lithium.It doesn't look like it is made for consumers to replace the battery.

  Answered by JOHNC 9 years ago

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• The battery is rechargeable and either NiCad or Lithium - I could not determine which. It is internal and supposed to be long-lasting and I don't see an easy way to replace it. At the price of the vacuum, I'd suspect the battery would likely be the same cost as a new vacuum.

  Answered by TT83 9 years ago

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