How quickly does the app drain your battery when open on your phone? We just want to use it for audio monitoring.
865923
A couple of hours, we did that! If you want to monitor your baby all night long, keep the iPhone plugged in.
865924
I wouldnt say any longer than most other apps, but a warning it might still not work. You have to depend on their server either with or without video.
865925
If you have the video monitoring open all the time it's going to put an obvious drain on the battery. What I do I crank the app up- take a peak - then turn my iPhone video off but allow audio. It's very useful when baby might get a little fussy when first putting her down. Allows you to see whether she is really out of sorts or just working it out on her own.
1528243
I would say the actual use time (listening time, not including idle-connectivity) to be around 6 hours. I was a little disappointed by this, but if its charged with your phone/mp3 each time it should be no problem. Don't know about the bluetooth connectivity, but its worked with all my Android devices with no problems.
6174
I play music from my phone and only pause when i need to answer a call. I have had no problems with it. Good Luck:)
1986144
I didn't experience the high battery drain mentioned in the other answer but, the connection does wiggle some, enough to cause dismay. I found this device satisfactory ONLY when it sits still on a nearby table. When in a pocket, it's range is severely limited. I moved on to a different device with no regrets.
2076690
32GB will record between 36 to 40 hours. I don't believe you can turn off the camera on or off on your phone app. There is also the limitation that you cannot review recorded video on the app. I could not make that option work for me. Other that that, these cameras are pretty good. When you set it up make sure you do not set the sensitivity on high on the alerts, since any motion will set it up. I have it set to low.
73956
No battery drain. App is great for charting weight. Disconnects after you save the reading. If more than 1 person is using the same app on same phone you will need to close app between weighing in order to record and save second person's data.
2177561
I have had it since its release day and havent seen a problem. Have you checked to see which application is consuming the most battery? Also, like all my android products I install 'advanced task killer' which terminates selected apps from running in the background consuming battery.
891731
Hi Tabatha I hadn't tried it out till you just asked as I got it for my daughter to make the mobile for her. So I just put some batteries into it now to answer your question. It plays through the round of music in 4mins. But it just keeps repeating the cycle unto you turn it off yourself. Hope this answers your question for you.
1977695
I use it for stretches of a few minutes to a few hours. I do not turn it on and just leave it to collect data. I've had it for a few weeks and the original battery is fine. One thing to note, in order for you to collect data from the sensor, your phone needs to be on with the app running in the foreground. It does not collect data on its own for later download. Or at least it doesn't seem to when using the iOS app. Hope this helps answer your question.
265081
It works fine. Just download the app. Stop listening to all these people who don't know what they are doing
626181
To clarify, I recorded 5 minutes of audio when I first turned on the recorder and left it running for four hours to kind of evaluate the battery strength and recording capacity. If you leave this recorder on for an extended period "trying" to record a conversation when you aren't present to turn off the recorder you will need to listen to the entire recording due to the fact that this is a regular recorder, not a voice activated recorder. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
574498
Sounds like you have a definite defect in your Razr. Take it into your phone carrier immediately as that could become something serious. Any quick drains on battery are a sign of something wrong. One other recommendation is to limit the apps you download as some are basically just battery drainers. Always look at reviews before downloading as if there are complaints of battery drain do not download it until they show they have resolved that issue and even then download it and monitor the power over a day or so with limited usage. My Sony pack has kept me ready for anything and worth it in an emergency.
1546376
I haven't had any problems with my voice recognition. As for the battery, I keep my device plugged up constantly especially when doing updates. The times when I have unplugged the device and used it sole relying on the battery, I have noticed that it will only last a short time, I say between 35 and 50 mins. before the device acknowledges low battery. Other than that, make sure you keep it in a cool place as possible during the hot months of the year.
500210
Yes, it has happened to me as well. It depends on what I am doing. Sometimes if I try and charge while playing certain games the battery still has the warning it is getting low. and then there are the times that it charges. I guess it depends on how much battery use is required for each app that is in use. I found it useful to shut it down and charge while not in use. It seems to charge a lot faster that way.
1208826
I can practice for hours (3+) on a full charge and not notice much of drop compared to normal phone usage. About 15% / hour. I use a reduced brightness for practice and that helps reach that 15% per hour. I also use JamUp Pro for most of my playing through the iRig HD. For live performance I would up the brightness and turn off any type of screen lock so I could see it well on stage and then put it in Airplane mode. If I was using a bluetooth stomp box then I'd turn off wi-fi and cellular. In that case I've been able to play 90 mins and remain above 50% charge. Not nearly as battery consuming as video or actual phone use.
44547
I dont think it matters what phone app you use, android or iphone, it the device itself. personally i think its about 10% reliable if that. i have the trackr which is the same thing just in different packaging (From what i have read.) btw don't put feedback on any threads linked to them. They deleted my comment and made it so i cannot comment on any threads, Like pretty much saying what i am here.
1741114
I've been using it for a couple of months. Never had that problem. Your run may be too far for the power supply to handle, your unit may be defective, there may be a setting on your phone that sets it to sleep. Gotta Troy me shoot it.