Detail 01
1500 mAh capacity
Runtime lands near a decent alkaline AA pair, so expect a full show, not a full weekend.

Independent shopping perspective
Rechargeable NiMH pack for Sennheiser wireless bodypacks and handhelds that accept it. Buy it if you run wireless often enough that disposables add up.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Runtime lands near a decent alkaline AA pair, so expect a full show, not a full weekend.
Detail 02
2.4V total versus 3V from two alkalines. Transmitter battery meters read the lower voltage differently.
Detail 03
No loose cells to fumble or insert backwards in a dark wing, and no polarity mistakes.
Detail 04
Self-discharges while sitting. Top it off the day of the gig rather than a week ahead.
Detail 05
Fits the Sennheiser bodies designed around it. It is not a generic AA replacement for other brands.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
In transmitters that take AAs, yes. This pack exists so you stop buying them. It slots into the same compartment as one piece.
1500 mAh is in the same range as a good alkaline pair, so plan on a normal show length. Actual time depends on your transmitter's power draw.
No. The pack is sold on its own and needs the matching Sennheiser charging base.
NiMH cells sit at 1.2V each versus 1.5V for alkaline. The meter is reading a genuinely lower voltage, not a faulty pack.
Reference
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