Wavebird Battery Pack by Nuby

[cdeener]

Does anyone have one of these because I have found this on clearance for $7.97 at Kmart.com and wanted some more information about it before I purchase one.

Here is the link: http://www.kmart.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=113134&Ntk=All&N=89&Nty=1&view=60#moreInfo

 

[doodle777_98]

Seems pretty cool. My original batteries have yet to die though. Not sure if i need a battery pack, but you never know.

 

[AdamInPlaidum]

Don't think it's worth the money, really. The Wavebird uses such little battery power that the cost of batteries for the entire time you use it will probably be less than $8...if you don't blow $6 for 4 batteries.

 

[cdeener]

[quote name='AdamInPlaidum']Don't think it's worth the money, really. The Wavebird uses such little battery power that the cost of batteries for the entire time you use it will probably be less than $8...if you don't blow $6 for 4 batteries.[/quote]

Thanks for the post AdamInPlaidum, just was trying to find out if this was worth it. I guess not based on what you have told me.

 

[MadChedar0]

I got it for $10 at Fry's over the holidays and I think it's worth it. It's not the best device, the battery pack doesnt *perfectly* snap into the wavebird, but if you don't want to worry about having/using batteries this is a decent solution.

 

[pm5k00]

(old thread i know) ... i just bought two of these and theres no instructions, so i was hoping someone who had these could tell me if i need to have the wavebird turned on for the battery pack to properaly charge.