Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: How often do you need to replace the batteries?
Document: Usually I'll pass on writing reviews if a product does as advertised. It's not too often that a product is exceptional enough to go all positive on so 99% of the things I buy need no comment.but as they say "a sour taste is long remembered"...The base chime unit that goes with these buttons does what is supposed to, install was simple, included button and battery worked and my own four C cells finished that part. It supports up to six buttons total / etc.
When I get the urge to poke something this product fills the need and it give a pleasant &#34;ding-dong&#34; in response. Nice!
Much nicer than the one that comes with the base unit. This one isn't perfect, it is a little thick due to need for batter but overall good and range is great.
I got this for a different reason that most people but it works fine easy to install and use if you need to change different places all you have to do is move it. it's so easy for all of us to use
What can I say. It is a doorbell. Nice looking one. Loud as hell. I put it deep in a kitchen cabinet and it is fine. Of course, if the batteries run out I will never remember where it is.
I bought two two of these buttons to compliment my new Honeywell wireless chime unit. Out of the package they didn't work. The problem was that the batteries supplied with both the units were almost dead. Other than that, the system works well.
The stock white button that comes with chime is more suitable for back door from an esthetic point of view.Do not over torque screws (u dont need to) especially if u don't have a flat surface, u won't be able to close the cover as u cannot have it bend out of shape.Took 2 minutes to put on.
Bought this switch, and used at my front door, to replace the &#34;cheap&#34; one that comes with the Honeywell RCWL330A1000/N Door Chime unit. I put this switch at the front door and the &#34;cheap&#34; one in the garage. Switch matches the chime box perfectly.
I installed this doorbell almost a year ago and I have not had any problems with it what-so-ever. I haven't even needed to change any batteries!!! It sounds good, and I mounted the doorbell at the front door and the ringer part is up on top of the cabinets in the kitchen to where they are not seen. When people are throughout my place and they hear it ringing they do not know where it is.
Nice. Though in this day and age of MP3s, it would have been easy for them to make this unit much more interesting and have "custom ringtones" as it were (they do sell a model that can, but it's single channel as far as I know)Those two extra buttons? Come with batteries. Which were dead Dead DEAD. Yeah, so if you were hoping for out of the box functionality and testing, nope.
Answer: yes