how long do they take to recharge when completely depleated, are they comfortable to where
98097
Approx. 2 hours , these are ok to ware , but it is not warm enough for me , I'm riding the bike in 30-35 degrees ,
98098
They fit well into my boots well and are comfortable a couple hours should have them recharged
98099
Oh, and it does not take long for these to go completely go dead ! One of it became discharged in 1.5 hour ,
98100
They take approx. 3-4 hrs to re-charge from a dead state. They are very comfortable.
1374183
ON a full charge with a new battery, between 5 and 6 minutes. Takes about 20 minutes to recharge.
1709255
This unit can take up to 20 hours to fully charge from empty to full. This low-amperage charge is actually a good thing, as it prevents "battery memory," a phenomenon that causes rechargeable batteries to lose the ability to fully charge and discharge. Battery memory will, in short, make your battery's life shorter.It is a bit of an inconvenience for this unit, but once it's fully charged it lasts for a very very long time. Mine lasted on my Droid 4 from Florida to Germany for a week and back to Florida on one charge with heavy usage.
1771438
They do drain a little. I just checked a battery (loose) that was fully charged a week ago, and it's down to 86%. Not terrible. The battery in my camera, which I filmed with on and off for 90min in short bursts, is down to 88%, ironically. If you're traveling for a day or 2 in transit, I'm pretty sure they'll be close to full. And in my experience, they do last well on the job.
2033659
i have used mine for about two and a half days before I had to charge them. but it really depends on how much you use them in one sitting
227134
I use them alot , most of the day in fact, and I can get around 5 hours (talking on Skype and listening to Youtube videos) of use out of them before they need recharged. They take about a hour to recharge ( I just use them with the charging cord plugged in)
1799217
I havent timed it myself but I would say from complete dead to recharged , 1 1/2 to 2 hours
1961336
I can't say. I always charge all my batteries before I leave home. These batteries showed no loss of charge after two weeks and lasted slightly longer, took more photos, than a one year old Nikon OEM battery. I can recharge from my vehicle lighter socket so beyond two weeks or a month is not important to me. Given their similar discharge rate in use, I would guess that the discharge rate in storage would be similar as well, but I can't say for sure.
677599
Generally not very quickly, as long as the batteries have a decent charge, they are okay. No, I don't have to partway through charging, unless they'd be down already. (I often use rechargeable batteries, like Duracell's, or Energizer's, and make sure they're full, before using.) Hope this helps and thanks for asking.
640723
Sorry, I don't know. They came fully charged, so you might assume you and recharge them and store.
1892691
No most rechargeables it will lose some power over time. My experience has been about 10-15% over a couple of weeks. We fully charge them just before leaving, particularly if a long flight is involved.
137874
I have never completely drained the battery in 1 use . I usually charge them up at night whether the battery is low or not . I would say you can get at least a good 4 hours out of them , beyond that ,I can't really give you an honest answer. We haven't had them long enough To experiment . Between my 2 kids and I ,we have no complaints and we each have a pair they are not the best headphones you will ever own , but they are incredible for the price and sound quality.I think it may also depend on what your expectations are , we use them to listen to music and watch movies . I hope this helps you .
271721
It depends on how much you have depleted the batteries from its last use. For AA batteries that have been mostly depleted from my last use, I found that it takes me about 7 and one-half hours to recharge it.
179829
Depending upon the actual age of the battery, the recharge period may take about 4+ hours or so. Unfortunately, these batteries do not last long at all and their 'charge hold' capacity greatly diminishes over time. Even with those batteries which I have labeled as 'good', I am only able to blow the leaves off half of my driveway before the battery goes dead.
1130818
It takes about 3-1/2 hours to fully recharge. Yes you can recharge it while using your device.
1909152
There is no indication that they are charged, just that they are charging. They will fully charge in 3 - 4 hours. I have two of these dual chargers and two single chargers and i built a timer box to supply power the the chargers. I usually set the timer for 4 - 6 hours.
686517
I don't know where you can get them recharged. Maybe a fire station in your neighborhood? But I think most people treat them as disposable. If you ever have to use it enough to empty it, it was worth the money. Buy a new one. That's what I would do.