How long the batteries last (if worked nonstop with light pressure)?
1504418
I'm sorry I haven't run it consistently to know how long the batteries last.
1504419
I used mine for several hours engraving wood and metal and it hasn't showed signs of dying
534140
I got them some time ago, and they are still working well, the little remote has started to lag a bit, but I'm guessing its due to the need of a new battery.. I can tell you that once I did drive trough a flooded highway and nothing happened to them, but again I did not have them underwater for a prolonged period of time. At most 3 to 4 minutes.
1260994
I had read somewhere online that people had the batteries last 30days. I found that after 48hrs the motion detection started to be significantly less sensitive until I put fresh ones in again.
296981
I use Duracell Rechargeable Batteries in my lights. The light that gets the heaviest use because the dog sets it off at night all the time lasted about 3 months. The other light that just gets normal use still has the original batteries after 4 months now.
750222
I have had mine for a few mths. Haven't replaced the batteries yet. But I use mine for my chicken house so they are triggering it. The light sensor is still pretty good right now. Although I do also see a tad bit difference. Right now I still reccommend it. Enjoy yours.
1768094
I use my lamp on and off for a week or two before changing batteries. If used steadily they would last somewhere from 6 to 10 hours I'm guessing before changing batteries but I'm using rechargeables. They dim steadily when the batteries loose charge. It's the best clamp lamp I've ever had and withstands heavy use. Very sturdy.
1297580
Clarence is right, one full charge of the lithium batteries will last 15-20 hours of continuous use. Charge it over night and it will last all day.
997216
If you leave it on constantly then probably only 1 day it's a tiny battery. but if you only use it a couple hours a day it will last.
2088318
I would buy a crap ton of batteries as they drain out if you leave the little on/off switch in the on position. Just remember to turn it off after each use and it should last as long as anything else.
853605
It depends on use. I have mine in a church. Had for 6 months, with heavy use. Batteries are still good.
875841
Mine are still on the original batteries and I've used them through 3 dinner parties. They have run approximately 12 hours for me and there is still light. They are led lights so they pull very little off the batteries.
1736418
I have been using this mouse with the lights on setting for a while and it seems that I use about 2 batteries every week to week and a half, but I have not used the mouse for very long in the lights off setting so I'm sure that they will last longer if you have the lights off.
179011
So... I bought it last summer and I still didn't change the battery... I turn on the hammer for my son to fall asleep at night and when I go to bed, I turn it off... After all those months, the light is weaker but we forgot to turn off the light several times... So I would say, it lasts a long time... ;)
2081341
Michael, The battery last for 50 hrs on constant lighting mode and 150 hrs on flashing mode. I hope this info help. Good day.
631922
Mine can last all night long and into dawn if I have them only on motion detector mode. If it is on continuously and is FULLY CHARGED I have had the light stay on for about 6 hours.
1029849
I have 4 of these and do not have any issues with it lasting 6-8 hours. I usually do not run the lights on, but I know they do in the kids room and it runs for the normal time.
352465
They will last through the night but only one (or maybe two) nights. The battery would quickly be extinguished and you would probably spend a lot on replacing the battery every other night. I also use a nightlight but I use a small light that plugs into the wall with a nightlight bulb in it. I also have one of these GE Metal Shade With Flower Design Incandescent Night Light 51386 which works really well. Hope that helps! These Mushroom lights are still fun and are really good for a few hours a night!