The description says it has a touch activated power, but on my model BE47SNT it only has the power switch on the base. Do any of the models have this?
311930
The power switch is in-line with the cord (a wheel-type switch similar to that used on some small table lamps). It is not touch activated.
19171
Nope. Wish it was. I did not think I would need the touch when I purchased my "17" but quickly realized it would have been better as a touch unit.
2066199
HI, I only bought the basic one, i've used it extensively on my models with no problems, I am so impressed I will buy a few more for gifts, you cant go wrong with the cost. I didn't attempt to use the supplied battery's replaced with new one'sMike
528679
since this is the new one, so there is not too much battery in it. when it is power off, I cannot use the changer to change, though I changed different sockets, even I went to my friend's house to have a try. However, all of them were failed.
1417067
Yes. It was turned off with the power button. Brand new batteries went dead. You can take out the batteries when not being used. I didn't expect I would have to do that. I already bought a different one anyway.
954267
not all models have one. I have one with and one without--my older one does not have the switch.
1075855
If I remember correctly from when I got mine, the "user manual" was just a tiny card, translated from some other language into English. The Amazon customer reviews are a much better resource. It took me a few minutes to realize that the switch on the bottom is a 3-position switch (off in the middle, bluetooth to one side, wire to the other). I still use mine often, always wired to avoid the battery drain of bluetooth. Enjoy!
1570670
The Older unit with the aluminum trim on both sides of the face plate has the auto sensing feature, so it doesn't need to have the power switch turned off. I'm not sure if that's the case with the new one. I would call Emotiva just in case for the new all black model.
1472145
There's a switch on the bottom that you turn on. If it doesn't work, it's probably defective just like mine was. Mine never worked. I tried putting in brand new batteries so many times and it never worked. Super disappointing. Send it back for a refund.
648348
mine (USA model) do not have voltage selector; manual says that only the "general model" has it
1234572
I don't think that feature is available with this model. I certainly don't see that happening. The cover stays closed with just a small magnet. I always press the power button.
2099827
There is no model # on my One Touch. In fact, it doesn't even have the One Touch logo on it. It is completely void of any writing. I don't think it really is a One Touch, but an imitation of the original. The first one I had lasted several years, and I loved it. However, the new one lasted through one can. It's a total waste of money!!!!!!
1199698
Sure, easy, Jeff. On the TOP there are 2 sections: the longer section contains the little LED bulbs. The other shorter section, on top, has an oblong gray shape with a sort-of slim black v-shape inside of it. With your finger TOUCH the top of the oblong shape. Voila! Light goes on. Slide your finger down to the bottom of the little shape. light goes out. that's it. The whole thing is touch activated. No switches! Let me know if this was helpful! (You can also just touch the top of the grey shape to turn on and just touch the bottom to turn off. (Sliding your finger up and down gives you gradations of light from brightest to dimmest and off.
1293806
yes it does......found that the touch on/off isnt 100% reliable after a while. still works but sometimes comes on by itself and shuts off by itself
924968
I have learned to have the right touch with the power on button. If you tap it or press it quickly, it gives you the date and time. To turn the unit on requires a longer, firm press, but not too long. If that doesnt help you, your unit might need repair.
1122140
Yes there's a power switch on the front. Be careful though. Mine only lasted a couple months
725847
I thought it did but I see it does not have a battery that pops out like you see on many laptops. Personally I don't see this as a problem as I run it pretty much like a desktop so it is always plugged into the charger - I don't use it on-the-go much. My son has the same one and he finds battery life reasonable (student). It is not a touchscreen. We are both very happy with ours. Very short boot up time and very capable machine. Hope this helps. I would buy another one.