I want the benefit of the LONG-LASTING charge for my charge-draining TV headphones. My question: Which charger is best to use for this benefit?
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Definitely Duracell has good long lasting charge, you want to find the highest mAh rating to get the most out of every charge, though this particular set has been mentioned at 800mAh though i think there is 1000mAh for AAA batteries. Would be nice for Duracell to properly label them. I use Duracell in my mouse and other appliances, have Energizer AAA batteries but i have been looking for some Duracell ones.
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personally I feel Duracell are a better and long lasting battery, I have only had the Duracell charger and batteries about a month now and after a full charge I haven't had to recharge the batteries yet although I only have them in my tv remotes and game controllers
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Both actually. Although the headphones come with a USB adapter, a lot of my old cellphone wall chargers also have the same connection plug. So, I just use the wall charger at home and USB when I'm on the road. That's going to be the least of your worries, because the battery life last a very long time, even with constant music and or conversations. Enjoy! And, Happy Holidays to you all.
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I keep two BT receivers and two BT transmitters with one alternating receiver/transmitter set charging for headphone portable use. If you plan a stationary use they will play while charging if the connectors are not jiggled, in which case you may need to pair them again. Both of my units look like the photo. I use them every day and love the way they work.
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Yeah man you just plug it into a PowerPoint and it will recharge no problems. It's the best headphone I have ever owned by far.
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When it arrived I installed it and let it charge in the base overnight. We've been using it daily ever since, leaving it in the charger between uses. Nothing special done other than the initial overnight charge. Just be sure anytime you put the headset in the charger, to seat the headset well into its mount and you see the blinking charge light and let it do its thing. No more blinking = fully charged, ready for use.Hopefully this battery will last as long as the original, we got about 5 years or more.
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Actually haven't used mine in quite a while (keep it at work and have been to busy to use it), so I don't recall anything special about it. I know it is not something special. Any USB type charger that has the right fitting for the unit will work (I used to use this when I traveled and used a universal charging set that had the right sized plug. You should be able to go into any Fry's or Radio Shack with headset in hand and find a replacement.
1231911
You do not charge this. It plugs into your device, e.g., I-pod, and it works as long as your device is charged. I don't recommend these headphones. One side stopped working after only a couple of times.
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A charge should be good for a few hours. More importantly, your MP3 player's charge will go much further, since you won't have to play it at full volume to drive a pair of headphones
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If TV has audio out plug in on back it is very simple. Take supplied audio cable and plug red in right audio output and white into left. Plug single plug on other end and plug into base earphones sit and charge on. Plug charger round plug. Into back of base and plug the square transformer into a wall power receptacle. That is it. Hope you enjoy as my wife has be doing since Christmas.
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Supplied charger works at 1 amp, your USB at .5, so expect at least twice as long to charge. With your headset outlasting the charge on your laptop anyway, I'd recommend charging directly to AC while the laptop is charging.
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I refresh at every charge. All it does is drain the battery all the way before it charges. And that is the best way to make batteries last. But there's nothing wrong with just charging up if you need them quickly
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Gee I had one from the charger that I ordered from another source that was over charging. Best bet? Buy a charger and cut the cable. A decent XLR cost about 7 bucks anyway.
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Considered buying those as well. What's nice is you can get AA and AAA batteries on the Rayovac charger. (For your controller and headset, if you use one). However the base is awesome because you simply set the controller on the dock when not playing & it is always charged. Haven't had a battery issue in the 2 or so weeks I've had it.
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I went to ebay and bought a half dozen of the highest Mili amp hour (mha) batteries I could find (bought the GOLD ones cheap) and a couple of plug-in-the-wall chargers cheap. They work great and you don't have to keep your computer plugged in for four hours or more to charge the batteries. The plug-in-the-wall chargers have a light that glows magenta while charging and turns blue when done. I use the radio quite a bit and this works for me. I always have a few charged batteries. Recording time on the highest setting with fully charged batteries usually runs around 7-8 hours There was probably a fit issue for any kind of AC adapter circuit in the radio. I went to ebay and bought a half dozen of the highest Mili amp hour (mha) batteries I could find (bought the GOLD ones cheap) and a couple of plug-in-the-wall chargers cheap. They work great and you don't have to keep your computer plugged in for four hours or more to charge the batteries. The plug-in-the-wall chargers have a light that glows magenta while charging and turns blue when done. I use the radio quite a bit and this works for me. I always have a few charged batteries. Recording time on the highest setting with fully charged batteries usually runs around 7-8 hours There was... » Read More I went to ebay and bought a half dozen of the highest Mili amp hour (mha) batteries I could find (bought the GOLD ones cheap) and a couple of plug-in-the-wall chargers cheap. They work great and you don't have to keep your computer plugged in for four hours or more to charge the batteries. The plug-in-the-wall chargers have a light that glows magenta while charging and turns blue when done. I use the radio quite a bit and this works for me. I always have a few charged batteries. Recording time on the highest setting with fully charged batteries usually runs around 7-8 hours There was probably a fit issue for any kind of AC adapter circuit in the radio. « Show Less
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I believe I have found the answer. I suspected it was the weirdo USB cable it shipped with. I bought a new one, and it charges just fine. It's annoying that it uses a non-standard USB connector. My headphones are just fine now. Currently, i've positioned my charging cable so that it never really twists and turns, which is what I think caused the original problem. I think the internals of the cable just aren't very good.
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I charge them every night so I really can't say how long they last between charges. They have never failed on a day to day basis. They are comfortable to wear with excellent volume control. They are not high end headphones but completely adequate for watching TV without disturbing my family.
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Robert,I believe I have both and have notice no difference between the two. I don't let them run down and keep them on a regular charging cycle.