Is it OK to let the device sit on the charger even after being fully charged?
1716307
It doesn't seem to bother mine, although I do try to unplug the charger when the device is fully charged.
71824
No you don't but personally, I prefer to fully charge it and then drain it twice before I use it.
113413
It will dock itself on the charger when it gets low. Can it get back to the charger?
1170713
I do not. I did not want to run the risk of any possible damage to the battery or charger. The battery holds its charge, so there is no need.
998697
If you use it as a stand-alone, charge it after each use. I like a float charger, leave it plugged in all the time, no damage. Simple trickle chargers can shorten their life.
650114
.Direction say to leave it on the charger all the time except for when you're using it so it will be charged whenever you need it
1660335
I'm using my standard charger. It works and I never really considered it as a problem.
993299
Yes and yes. I leave mine on my phone as an added layer of protection for the phone and use the charger as needed. If both are down, the phone will charge first, then the charger, but you won't even see it if you plug it in at night. Just a few hours and both are charged and ready to go.
51070
According to the instructions, it is ok to leave the battery in the charger after the battery has reached full charge. It has been my experience with DeWalt products that no harm has been done if you don't remove the battery from the charger until you ready to use it.
249210
As I understand from the instructions, you can leave the battery in the charger. It will not overcharge.
994370
Yes, same with any electronic device. Always unplug it when it's fully charged.
814779
Actually, I've never tried to use it while it's connected to the charger because the thing holds a charge FOREVER. So, unless you're a Sasquatch who is trying to achieve the "smooth" look, I can't imagine that not being able to use it "while charging" could be an issue. For the record, too, I do NOT leave it connected to the charger 24/7. In the six or seven months I've owned it, I don't thing I've plugged it in to the charger more than three times MAX.
172519
It doesn't hurt to leave it plugged it for a few hours to a day after fully charging. Letting it drain completely does more damage to the battery. For a more complete answer read this http://www.howtogeek.com/169669/debunking-battery-life-myths-for-mobile-phones-tablets-and-laptops/
279153
You should fitter that question as many people have talked about that. I don't have one as I don't want to be bothered by trickle charging all the time for the few times I use the unit.
918095
No, the charger hangs down loosely. It doesn't seem to have any effect on it at all
856875
No u need to place it directly on the charging pad for it to charge. U can leave the bad on all the time if u want it goes in the fone case near the battery
1171268
charge it to be safe,when you plug the charge in it will automatically start charging at a lower number and work its way up,you can tell how much of a charge it needs by how long it takes to get back to 100%,you cant over charge it so this wont hurt it,once your sure its 100% only charge it when it gets low,if its fully charged your just wasting electricity!!!!!