Would you prefered a digcam with a built-in Li-on batteries or without?
By Resy King
@resy21curapika (2116)
Pasay, Philippines
April 14, 2012 11:33pm CST
I'm about to built a new digicam. I'm about to but a digicam that cost less because it requires 2 AA dry cell/ batteries. But before i have this Digicam that has a built-in Li-On (Lithium Ion) batteries but the moment the charger broke on me; I can't find a replacement easily (and sad to say; the digicam was useless after that; it broke without getting another charger on it)
What can you suggest guys? Do I need to buy the ones which requires batteries or the one which has a built-in rechargable ones?
1 response
@allamgirl (2140)
• Philippines
5 Jun 12
I like the ones with the Li-On batteries. You just need to take care of your stuff to make sure they don't break or get lost. I've had a camera before that requires AA batteries and the batteries wear out fast even if they are rechargeable. You gotta have a lot of dry cells to last a long day. So for me, dry celled battery cams are a no-no.
