The book says the batteries are non-removeable. What happens when they no longer take a charge?
792924
I bet we'll have no choice but to replace the whole headset. I've been using my 3 headsets about 9 months now. No issues with battery life & charging
792925
i have no idea about it sorRy my friend. now we are two people with the same question !
1431717
It may seem trivial, but ensure that your batteries are charged. I had thought that the new batteries I received were charged and had a similar things happen. Once I recharged the batteries everything worked fine....definitely user error on my part.
661235
Take the battery draw out and make sure it is clean & dry. Leave out for a while and then replace. I think this is what I did when mine did this. Of couse I don't remember where my instruction book is stored. If all else fails replace batteries. Hope this helps.
777078
I have not had a problem with the batteries. My use of the camera is occasional so I am not taxing thebatteries to any extent. I don't recall just how long I have had the camera, but to date I have had no need to change the batteries. To my knowledge this camera does not accept charging.
1045693
Once the batteries die, you have a non-lighting ball. The batteries cannot be removed or replaced. They are inside the rubber ball and there is no compartment to open.
1787488
No, the rechargeable battery inside is not replaceable. I use mine almost every day for over 8 months without any change in battery life. If you're worried about the battery not being able to hold a charge in a few years, then you may want to contact the manufacture to see if they offer a battery replacement service.
1567078
We leave them on a little while longer without noticing any harm - and nothing in the packaging of any charger I've had suggests you have to get the batteries off immediately. I wouldn't store my batteries there :) But all that happens is the light for the charged battery goes solid and the others continue charging if needed.
1778738
Just remove the top section with a screwdriver and remove the second cover again with a screwdriver. You'll find the batteries inside. I've had mine for couple weeks and it's working lovely.
1936949
I don't believe it will hurt the batteries, but in general with Li-ion batteries it is a good idea to remove them after they are charged. They will hold their charge for months after being re-charged, so why would you want them left in the charger? It is always safer to remove the batteries and unplug the charger.
428719
There's a small plastic tab between the batteries and the contacts. Pull that out.
1090816
I've only used disposable, so I can't compare. I do now remove the batteries when I'm not using the camera. Just started that so I don't know if the batteries will last longer, but I hope so, because they weren't lasting very long keeping them in the camera. How do the rechargeable work?
615200
you do not change batteries they are rechargeable. as for holding a charge sitting with the unit off the battery will hold a charge well over a week
775884
It has been my experience that it is best to disconnect the battery once it is fully charged. I don't think it will be unsafe, just not good for the batteries.
1917928
they take a aaa rechargeable battery. There are 4 screws under the top section along the side. Remove all the screws and the top will come off and you can replace the batteries.
1853825
funny question .) it seems to me that the batteries had to purchase separately. of course, I would recommend rechargeable. good luck!
1243506
I have a new set, unopened. I see nothing on it about battery operation.Wish I could help the lady. Please publish an answer if there is one.
435678
My instructions say, only remove batteries if product is to be scrapped. So I would say - no. Here is their phone # 1-800-896-9756