Never Buy Batteries Again: How to Convert Your Batteries to USB Charging

In this video, we'll show you how to never buy batteries again by converting your existing batteries to USB charging. This is a simple and cost-effective way to make your batteries rechargeable, saving you money and reducing waste. With just a few simple tools and some basic knowledge, you can easily convert your old batteries to USB charging and make them compatible with your smartphone charger. This is especially useful for devices like mouse and TV remote batteries that tend to drain quickly and need frequent replacements. Follow along with our step-by-step guide and never worry about running out of batteries again!
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[InnovaDIY]

Hey everyone, I just wanted to add a quick safety note regarding this video. In one of the clips, I cut open a battery, which can be dangerous if not done properly. Please be aware that attempting to cut open a battery yourself can result in injury or damage to your property. If you're an experienced DIYer and must handle batteries, always wear protective gloves and eyewear, and dispose of them safely. For those who are new to this, a safer option is to first open the end of the battery and empty its contents, then cut it open. Please remember to always exercise caution and follow proper safety protocols when handling batteries. Stay safe and enjoy the video!
please follow the main video for schematic and all detail

[garbagewitch]

Don’t do this, buy rechargeable AA batteries instead

[alden]

This could go wrong in so many ways, starting with cutting into the battery to begin with.

[kohakkanuva]

"gentlemen, I present to you, the firestarter 9000"

[dannous]

Yeah this looks so quicker and cheaper than just buying rechargeable batteries.

[nourahmad]

Instructions unclear, the laptop is charging now

[peterofenback]

Confidential tip: Modern wireless mice require very little voltage. If you have AA cells that no longer work in other devices, they can still work in these mice for weeks or even months.

[consoot]

What if its a lithium battery? Homemade bomb?

Cringiest edit of all times: ty for likes guys

[ethan]

Super easy! All you need is: proper tools, adequate wiring skills, a soldering kit, very precise movements, extreme caution to avoid hazardous contact or interactions with an exposed battery, a detailed knowledge of electronics and circuitry, and then your all set!!!

[amichaelj]

Just flexing your soldering skills and know how. It's actually pretty cool you can do that.

[yupthatsmefr]

Instructions unclear ;
i am now in the hospital

[Jonathans_tech_thoughts]

Guys please don't get me wrong... But i think its a lot cheaper, easier and saver with just buying an rechargeable battery...

[BennyAndTheJetsz]

Cutting that open gave me flashbacks of when I was 13 and lithium battery exploded and left a nice permanent acid burn on my chest. 😵‍💫

[AgnijaBasu]

Thank you. I have decided to buy a new battery

[JEYTODEE]

The amount of steps to achieve this, the knowledge that is needed and the time that it takes to create one of this and the missing safety checks+quality assurance… 😅

[Stimps]

This is already a thing you can buy off the shelf.

[juoig]

Do not use lithium batteries for this, as they will explode if you puncture them.

[MasterRayX]

For all you saying just buy rechargeable batteries instead. Sure, if you just need rechargeable batteries, that will do. But if you want to gain an immensely beneficial skill instead, follow tutorials for brilliant projects like this. 🎉

[_Latchkey_kid]

Don't matter what people was really creative!!

[jack]

Instructions unclear, battery exploded and corroded the environment, police are outside