How do the batteries recharge?
2000655
With a standard USB cable, either connected to a computer or a plug-in AC adaptor.
2000656
it has a removable battery but you don't have to remove it to charge. you charge with a micro usb cable. you can also purchase additional batteries.
2000657
You plug a power cable into the rechargeable battery in the headphones that plugs into a wall outlet. The power plug also comes with adapters for international plug configurations and is a nice compact unit. The battery can be removed and charged independently. Also, this is a specialized battery - not a standard rechargeable battery. I bought a second one so that I when one needs a recharge I can swap them and just keep using a recently charged battery. This isn't necessary but if you use them all the time it is a nice convenience. Also, if you are connecting via cable, and not using bluetooth or noise canceling, it does not use battery power and can be used that way indefinitely. You plug a power cable into the rechargeable battery in the headphones that plugs into a wall outlet. The power plug also comes with adapters for international plug configurations and is a nice compact unit. The battery can be removed and charged independently. Also, this is a specialized battery - not a standard rechargeable battery. I bought a second one so that I when one needs a recharge I can swap them and just keep using a recently charged battery. This isn't necessary but if you use them all the time it is a nice convenience. Also, if you are connecting via cable, and not using... » Read More You plug a power cable into the rechargeable battery in the headphones that plugs into a wall outlet. The power plug also comes with adapters for international plug configurations and is a nice compact unit. The battery can be removed and charged independently. Also, this is a specialized battery - not a standard rechargeable battery. I bought a second one so that I when one needs a recharge I can swap them and just keep using a recently charged battery. This isn't necessary but if you use them all the time it is a nice convenience. Also, if you are connecting via cable, and not using bluetooth or noise canceling, it does not use battery power and can be used that way indefinitely. « Show Less
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It uses rechargeable batteries. They charge while the headphones are connected to the stand.
795349
Leave the insoles right in your boots.. you will recharge the batteries.. super simple.
1499207
To have them recharged, you must insert batteries in pairs and use all 4 positions. Try it and let me know if it works, there is too much time I don't use mine, so that I am not sure about it, but I remember I have had the same doubt.
2020470
Rechargeable. Of the new point and clicks the ones with the bulge on one side take AA batteries.
2281300
The batteries are in a tray or cartridge. The whole cartridge comes out and then you take the batteries out of the tray and reinsert the new ones. Then you put the tray back in. They do it that way to make sure you put the batteries back in facing the right way. The tray fits snugly and can be hard to get out the first time.
2087198
They operate on standard AA batteries. You can of course buy recharable AA batteries.
852540
Batteries don't really work that way. The charger will fill the batteries to whatever level the batteries are capable of holding. The charger will not bring batteries back from the dead, as dead batteries will not hold a charge very well or long.
996009
Plug it in to charge it, then recharge when the battery is low. It runs a long time on a charge.
2004161
Plugs in and takes batteries. I guess you could use rechargeable batteries, but unit will not charge them.
1473279
Don't know, but a long time. Mine has never needed recharging. I have not used them a great deal, so this is probably not very helpful.
1571248
Yes, they're all rechargeable, but a rechargeable battery loses a little bit of it's life each time it's charged, so after you've used a battery for a few hundred charges (2 years, maybe?) it will no longer hold a charge well. Some people can make them last forever!
200570
All I remember now is that the batteries were supposed to be precharged. Mine were dead when I got them. I loaded them and used them in my hand wash dispenser. The light on the dispenser showed still red instead of changing to green. Will not more buy rechargeable batteries.
83567
Nothing on it to recharge. Just battery compartment. It has lasted a long time for me with its first set of batteries, though. I am very happy with this light!
1143734
I have them in my cordless phone headset and they recharge that way. So far they are holding up well. I would also expect them to recharge in a rechargeable battery device for AAA batteries.
608845
They are covered in a velvety cloth, which is preferable because it doesn't stick to your skin. The batteries are rechargeable AAA's which are replaceable.
1354693
not easily -- they recharge themselves in normal operation. We havent done any thing to stress-test how long the batteries last before needing recharge.