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Question: Rechargeable batteries?
Document: (And I won't even have to buy batteries all the time--it comes with a rechargeable!)P.S. :  I just have to add to this. I've now had the camera for a couple of months, and it is wonderful. The picture clarity is amazing, and even a total ignoramus like me is beginning to figure out the fancy functions. Like the panorama picture feature.
The camera is as expected. Small easy to fit in a pocket or small purse. Picture quality is very good. Easy to use. Battery life is ok, on a scale of never running out being great. Only thing I would reconsider is the rechargeable battery vs taking a couple extra batteries along.
It can't get much easier than this. The pictures are great. The zoom is impressive. The rechargeable battery will save you about $10 billion in camera battery costs. In Florida, our friends who have a very nice Canon were constantly swapping out batteries. We just charged up each night. Our camera holds as much after getting a 16G card--which is all you should need--and it takes pictures just as nice as theirs while fitting in your pocket.
I love this camera and it is easy to use, small, takes great shots and is easy on batteries!!! It is awesome!
I really love this compact camera with the HD video feature as well as lithium recharge batteries. I can't stand those AA battery ones!
Great zoom, easy to store in pocket, bought battery charger and better batteries through Amazon cheap, great videos, auto focus makes me a genius, quick efficient transfer to Iphoto album on my IMac.
It is a light, simple, cheap HD movie encoder that will be a step up from a GoPro type camera. The images will be manipulated a lot in the software.Based on the success of the initial tests, I am getting more batteries and a big memory card for the camera, upgrading the ram and hard drive in the laptop, and getting on with it.
I did some test shots. I shot at the highest resolution, up-loaded the image to my graphics programs, and printed it at the highest quality settings. I was impressed and my wife wife was very pleased. Leica lens quality is evident. I did also buy a separate set of batteries and charger. For me, this is common sense.
I have bought 5 Canon Power-Shot cameras in a row... lost one, bought the same model to replace it; upgraded mega-pixels with the next, replaced it when the monitor screen stopped working after 3 years with the same model, which ate batteries like they were M&Ms. Gave Canon another chance with and  with the ELPH 100, which we enjoyed until wife lost it on a cruise this summer.
Does everything I want in a Point & Shoot. It is pretty small and if you have big hands (or small hands) you have to take care to not drop it (always use the wrist strap). Good value for the money. Bought a 8G EZShare memory card for WIFI connectivity. Can wirelessly download to my iPad which I like for traveling.Also bought the Wasabi charger & 2 batteries for $20.
Answer: Yes. Camera comes with adaptor to plug into socket to recharge. Charge holds well.