How long do the batteries last?
1726955
I have used the product total for about 12 miles total. And about 3 hours and it still is bright with the lasers and all light running. Hope this helps?
1726956
Not super long, maybe some weeks or so. After a while, the leds and lasers wont want to stay on together ant the lasers will die out
1726957
Obviously that depends on how much you use the light, but I have not had to change mine yet.
1726958
So far, I've used mine daily, for about 45 minutes, 3-5 days per week, for four to five months and still no need for change.
1726959
Is not a problem to me. Let's be clear, I don't use my bicycle everyday is like 3 or 4 days on a week at nights just for training propose and I use recharger batteries. Base on that, I replace the battery ones on a mount because the laser is the most consumer. I hope my experience with this product helps you a lot, for me is a good toy and a safety product
1233289
I never run my batteries completely low so I do not know what the time would be from that point. I put about 3-5 hours of listening on them and the they are fully charged in approximately two hours.
1340416
About a good 6 hours maybe 8...I bought them as a Christmas gift for my two kids and to be honest I don't allow them on longer than an hour but my husband used it for 6 hours straight. Pretty good product I honestly can't complain.
940955
They run on batteries. I had have them for more than 6 months and still on the original batteries
305369
Depends on what kind of batteries you are using. I have two on my light. They seem to last about 2.5 to 3 hours before I need to change them out.
691456
The batteries so far have lasted for 7 to 8 showers. Not long ones and I did not change the batteries yet since I bought it.
1548645
They will last all night and probably 2 to 3 nights. They are powered by three 1.5 volt lithium batteries and can get pricey. However, they are nice and soothing. They contiuously change colors
555189
Batteries will last 20 to 40 hours depending on factors such as quality of batteries and if headphones are being used to save power.
503241
They are water powered, no batteries so I guess they last as long as the LEDs. Probably a really long time given most LEDs last over 40,000hrs.
1068305
It says on the box that the batteries last up to 55 hours. I would assume that is on the low setting. Other than that, I am not sure how long they would last on high. My daughter uses one of these for weekend camping trips and says they last a good while, but she has never paid attention to how long in hours.
2178183
We have been using ours since at least June of last year & the battery has not died yet. So they last a long time.
520272
I use the light for 1 to 2 hers at a time during orchestra rehearsals 1 night per week and church services on Sunday mornings. 1 set of batteries has lasted for about 3 months and I just had to replace them. I think the info that came with the light said they should last about 10 hours of continuous use.
1622218
Really couldn't say - I use these infrequently. I will use them nightly for a week or two, then turn them off. Only use them on dark winter evenings. Still using the batteries from last year, therefore. So - I will hazard a guess that they last a long time, maybe several months if not used daily.
1242085
I have used mine 8-9 times each time was about 30-45 minutes. I have not replaced the batteries yet, but I do keep an extra set in my truck. I use lithium, due to the cold weather.
384229
I have had mine for 10 months now and my husband tested the batteries a couple of weeks ago. They still tested pretty strong so my guess would be something in excess of 18 months.
987696
We usually don't use ours for more than 90 minutes of continuous use. They could probably hit 2 1/2 hours with a decent battery, but it might be a stretch. I don't know if you need them to run continuously for the whole time, but we try to conserve power by turning them off when not actively in use. We're running them on Energizer rechargables.
316032
I cannot answer that fully. I have not left them on long enough for them to lose charge. I have the manual at home. So I would guestimate 15 hrs? Maybe more, maybe less. Best bet is the manual, what it says, but if you don'g actively correct them for a long period I would think it would hold charge a little longer