I know that the batteries last a long time, but everytime Im done using these headphones, should I be putting them back on the recharge cradle?
615207
I always turn the headset and sending unit off when not in use, and place the headset on the charger. That way it will always have a full charge when you want to use it. I have never used the unit long enough at any one time to completely run down the batteries.
615208
You can, will just reduce capacity over time a little bit.optimum would be to use until it cuts off (use 2nd pair AAA as backup) and then charge in "Delta V" charger.or put it in a good charger every 6-8 month and run 4-5 cycles of charge/discharge @ 200/100mAh and your good.or just buy new NiMH "sooner".I do recommend getting Sanyo Eneloop. work +24h since they are 800mAh (vs 600mAh stock)..
615209
NiMH batteries can experience voltage drop if you use them only a short time before recharging each day. You can avoid this voltage drop if you allow the batteries to completely discharge before recharging, at least once in a while. Mind you, the voltage drop in NiMH batteries is not as severe as NiCd.
615210
The charge indicator light indicates when the headphones are charging. When you first place them back on the charger, the light goes on. Once they unit is fully charged. it goes off.I always place mine back on the charger when I am done, believing the charger stops charging when the unit is fully charged, so no damage is done. Someone else might have a different opinion.
615211
Yes. Each night, after using the headphones, we always put them back on the recharge cradle. They are wonderful and we have never had a problem.
615212
The charge indicator light indicates when the headphones are charging. When you first place them back on the charger, the light goes on. Once they unit is fully charged. it goes off. I always place mine back on the charger when I am done, believing the charger stops charging when the unit is fully charged, so no damage is done. Someone else might have a different opinion.
578875
I´m using my PX210BT for two years...It is a great product! AN opinion: Do not remove the battery from the headphones, just charge it on the headphones. Good Luck
243024
Yes, easily. You just twist and remove one of the earpads. Two AAA batteries--must be the rechargeable kind, though.I should add that while this wasn't a problem with mine, one of the channels going bad was. I replaced the headphones with new ones, using the base unit from the remanufactured one, and haven't had a problem since.
1794502
Presumably you mean the foam, per se, is coming off (otherwise, if you mean how do you get the entire assembly on/off for battery replacement, it's a slight twist off and then realign tabs w/slot and twist back on, as others have said). I wouldn't be surprised if the foam is separating from the headphone, though, since they are cheaply made junk headphones; in which case, glue the foam and review the phones and give 'em the one star they have coming.
781819
These are rechargeable USB batteries that come with the headphones---not A, AA, or the round batteries.
1577931
Diane, no they are not. I specifically bought them for that reason because I have heard from owners of wireless headphones that the battery does not last that long and in order to keep using them after the battery dies, you have to buy another battery (which aren't cheap). Hope this helped.
1364564
I leave the earphones in the charger between uses and have never had the batteries "die".
1137255
They have active noise cancellation that requires recharging. I suggest that there is some other sort of signal processing happening also. The charge seems to last well if you remember to unplug the cable from the headset.
1740699
Karen, you must have a "charger" unit, that the headphones set into to recharge. The "rechargeable" batteries can be bought at Wal*Mart. If you don't have a charger, check out any search engine (I use ask.com) and write in the name of the headphones and the model number. You will be able to buy a new there (or used unit on e-Bay) I absolutely love our headphones! They work great and have excellent stereo quality.
1031191
Thankfully I barely remember the headphones. I don't think they were rechargeable. I may be wrong. I wouldn't buy them in any case they were useless and did not work at all. I sent them back. If you need wireless phones buy expensive ones that the seller might feel even slightly responsible for. I decided I didn't need any after all and saved my money. Most bits of consumer tat are five minute wonders in any case. Save up for a decent house instead they seem to be the only things that retain their use and value.
2113448
as far as i know you have to keep them on as the charging ppry is on the right Earpiece.
1143731
I put them in the cordless phone and they recharge every time I place the phone in the cradle.I hope that answer the question.
138065
These rechargeable batteries are better choice! I've played for 6-8 hours with my surround sound headphones with Mic and the first battery has yet to die on me. I haven't needed to put the second battery in yet. charging is easy. Just place you controller on there charging base. Has room for two controllers. So if you have a second controller you can just switch controllers which is fast than switching battery packs.
871544
I love the sound quality and portable convenience. In addition, very high battery or USB life. I've had these for at least a year and only need to recharge once and I very much use them on a every other day to daily basis. I hoped I helped in any way on making your decision more at ease. Let me know if it works out�
1361278
I leave mine on the charger all the time with no problem. But then, I use these batteries everyday.
449913
I have used the Sennheiser with the battery that came with the unit and a spare I ordered separately. I am getting a full evening's use out of each, but find the battery almost dead when I turn the unit on the next night if I haven't replaced it with a freshly charged battery. It seems almost that the unit slowly drains the battery even if it is turned off.
1942380
Yes, the head phones are rechargeable, they come with a USB cable to charge them with. I usually charge mine for ~2 hours and can easily get 8 hours of listening time out of them. When I don't use them much I can get by with charging them every 3 days.