Batteries included?

[Orez]

i'm planning to buy a grab bag saber + mistery box for me and a friend, but do i really need to buy batteries separated in ultrasabers' site or does it come within? If i have to buy it, is Rechargeable Li-Ion Batteries + Universal Battery Charger Combo a good idea?

[Therion Jinn]

Grab bag sabers come with a 4 AAA battery setup. Batteries are included.

Mystery box batteries depends on what setup in comes with, but batteries are included.

The separate batteries on the site are for those building their own, or those who want spares.
Should you buy the Li-Ion, definitely gat the charger combo setup for your first set

[Malik Thanewulf]

What Therion said.

[Infinit01]

As everyone has mentioned, they come with batteries although it doesn't hurt to have extra batteries on the side if you're going to use it often

[Cyclops942]

I heartily recommend Eneloop AAA cells for the stunt sabers; you'll save lots of money over using alkalines and throwing them away when they die.  The charger that you would get from Ultrasabers if you ordered the lithium-ion batteries and charger setup will work just fine for the NiMH AAA cells, too.  Be aware, though, that the lithium-ion cells WILL NOT charge in the typical battery charger that will handle NiMH cells... I know they look like AA batteries, but they're SPECIAL, and they need a charger capable of handling their higher power needs.

[Infinit01]

I get the Eneloop Pros myself for my AA and AAA needs, they have higher capacity and are designed to be used constantly

[Cyclops942]

I get the Eneloop Pros myself for my AA and AAA needs, they have higher capacity and are designed to be used constantly

Hard to go wrong with either, I’d say.  I went with the standard because of the many more charge cycles cited, but I wasn’t sure which would be better for this application.  For my flashlights, I go with Eneloop Pros, and I wanted to try the standard Eneloops.

[Infinit01]

Hard to go wrong with either, I’d say.  I went with the standard because of the many more charge cycles cited, but I wasn’t sure which would be better for this application.  For my flashlights, I go with Eneloop Pros, and I wanted to try the standard Eneloops.

Agreed. I play a lot of console games so the AA works out well, I have 8 batteries that I can interchange and after a few years of owning the first set, they still hold up but I also drain my batteries like one should.

Nothing wrong with trying out the standard set, still the Eneloops. Panasonic designed a really good NI-MH battery