What does the battery power really do? It does not really say under the product description
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When you push the button on the handle the battery power vibrates the blade similar to an electric razor. It really makes the shave comfortable and feels stimulating. The button also glows blue when turned on and automatically shuts off if you forget to turn it off, or if it is accidentally pushed on say when you put it in your travel kit.
1637767
It causes the razor to vibrate, similar to what you might expect from an electric beard trimmer.
1637768
Its hard to explain but It feels like it massages the skin and therefore relaxes the hair and makes it easier to get a closer shave
1354133
I do not know, but I do not believe this battery can sustain that power output for more than a couple of seconds, if at all.
995625
It just tells you that you are running low on battery. It does not have a battery bar that I have found and i keep an extra set of batteries in my bag. they are quick to change.
1042978
Sorry, I can't answer that one. I have only used this at home so it's plugged in. I haven't taken it out for anything on-the-go to see how the battery power lasts.
1525786
depends partly on what you have plugged into it ... without anything plugged into it i would estimate it to be pulling amperage about like a cd player ... with a laptop or something plugged in it will drain your battery even faster
1426254
It gives more power. For me it charges my phone faster (when the unit works). I have had problems with this unit holding a charge and after a year it just stopped working. I got a different battery from another company and it has been an amazing improvement.
1747603
I do not see any indication that it does, it doesn't offer any power once unplugged and I cannot see any other reason for it.
833289
I'm not sure if it has this feature, but I usually leave the batteries in overnight to charge without having any noticible effects on performance and such.
1926772
I don't know either. I don't use it on battery. And I keep it plugged into my PC's UPS.
1177992
It claims to save 60% power, not sure what its comparing too and the amount of power it claims to use marked on the device is 9V === 0.6A. Hope this helps.
893723
I have no idea. But don't get it I had it plugged up 4 a week and didn't hardly charge battery.
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I watched a couple Youtube video reviews where people used meters to check and it seems there is between 11 and 16 watts in over head while the battery is charging. If the unit is turned off and still plugged into the wall outlet the battery will still charge to keep it at 100% but not actually output power to it's outlets. If the battery is 100% charged then there is no draw what so ever.The only way to know for sure what is going on is for you to actually test your unit to see how much power it is consuming. From what I saw in the video's on Youtube it ranged between 0 and 19 watts, depending on the charge state of the batteries. I watched a couple Youtube video reviews where people used meters to check and it seems there is between 11 and 16 watts in over head while the battery is charging. If the unit is turned off and still plugged into the wall outlet the battery will still charge to keep it at 100% but not actually output power to it's outlets. If the battery is 100% charged then there is no draw what so ever.The only way to know for sure what is going on is for you to actually test your unit to see how much power it is consuming. From what I saw in the video's on Youtube it ranged between 0 and 19... » Read More I watched a couple Youtube video reviews where people used meters to check and it seems there is between 11 and 16 watts in over head while the battery is charging. If the unit is turned off and still plugged into the wall outlet the battery will still charge to keep it at 100% but not actually output power to it's outlets. If the battery is 100% charged then there is no draw what so ever.The only way to know for sure what is going on is for you to actually test your unit to see how much power it is consuming. From what I saw in the video's on Youtube it ranged between 0 and 19 watts, depending on the charge state of the batteries. « Show Less
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Well, the battery does work above zero & it was cheap. Not a factory standard but it could be that my laptop lived with zero Power so long that it's the computer glitch not the replacement. Who knows!
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Well, essentially you get everything in the product description but what I found really good was that you get a spare battery with it. In terms of battery life I honestly don't know because I charge it as soon as I get home but atleast I know it won't suddenly shut down on me during the course of the day.I hope this was helpful.
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I don't know. All I know is that it def looses battery life if you haven't used in a week or so. It's died on me twice mid play. But I have to get better with keeping it charging overnight instead of just 1-3 hrs during the evening
616539
Not to be too vague, but without knowing the "load" that is on the system, there is no way to predict the amount of time that the battery will supply power. The battery will run a nightlight much longer than it will run an entire entertainment system, for example. I should think that the APC website may be of some help with this.
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Www.pocketfinder.com says it only draws 4 milliamperes when not in use. The device has motion sensors which help it know when to use more power. If your battery is in good condition I don't see this effecting it much. I have had mine installed about 1 month