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What’s something you own that has truly paid for itself?
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Any gadget/tool/product with standard AA/AAA C/D sized batteries and a bunch of rechargeable batteries. Mostly, if I leave a gadget is because it doesn't work, or because the included rechargeable battery is depleted and hard to replace.
I'm the other way around. Anything I buy i want to run off 18650 (or similar) cells, and i don't like anything that requires disposable batteries.
Im pretty sure they are talking about getting rechargable AA/AAA/C/D batteries.
If the battery is of huge capacity, that's fine too.