can you recharge the batteries without having to take them out?
854431
the speakers charge through USB so you don't remove the batteries to charge the device. Hope this helps! =D
854432
Yes. That battery is internal and not removable. Charge it using a USB cable and you are good to go.
854433
Batteries are internal ... non-removable as far as I can see. I've used both my computer and a USB wall plug to charge. Holds a charge for at least 2 months. Discharge rate is about 8 hours depending on how much volume you use.
854434
There are no removable batteries. The battery is internal and you charge the speaker with a standard USB cord.
854435
The unit is completely self contained. The only battery you use is charged via a usb cord.
1520285
Yes you can replace the batteries. With daily use the rechargeable batteries have lasted over 3 yrs
1935657
I do not see an off/on switch so I guess the only way would be to take the batteries out.
485542
I looked at mine and do not see anyway to do it without dissembling it. You might go to the company WEB SITE and ask them how to do it and order the proper rechargeable batteries for it. Sorry.
297591
Nope. But you can easily twist the top off and pull the battery if you really don't want them on. They are not very bright, though. Not intrusive light. Just a corner marker.
156184
Yes is the easy answer, But... If you research general information on Lithium-Ion Batteries you will learn that Full Charge is not ideal for storage. So, if you can, take them out of the charger.
2128995
no you can't. You have to take the battery out and charge it. Some people complain about that. I work at a police department and am in charge of purchasing flashlights among other things. We started changing over from our old magcharger lights to these about a year and half ago. We have about 30 of them in the field. So far they have been great. A single charge lasts an exceptionally long time and it has a very low discharge rate when not in use. Personally I charge it about once a month and have yet to have it die on me. It's a great flashlight for the money and I would highly recommend it.
233627
I don't know about the rechargeable batteries, but I would guess so. The batteries are extremely easy to replace and no you do not need a screwdriver to remove lights or batteries.
1192820
I have batteries in mine, just in case, but they are not needed if you plug it into the wall outlet.
301654
You sure can, there is a cap on the very bottom. Untwist it slide out the battery clip. It takes 3 AA batteries.
35131
You can leave batteries in the charger. I try not to make a habit of it because I'm not sure how it affects the life of the batteries. If you leave them in, at least you can be assured they will be ready for use.
739566
Yes you can...only negative about this product is the batteries burn out too quickly
1972585
I see no reason why you could not use rechargeable batteries in this lantern; however, I do not find a way to recharge those batteries while they are in the lantern. You'll have to remove them to recharge.
1269793
Good question. I would ask the manufacturer I had a question of them once and they were fairly prompt in answering. With mine I only need to connect to the batteries on my pick up camper and charge away!
446204
You can use 'C' batteries. But you will find that the rechargeables work so much better you won't want to use "regular" batteries.
61599
Either or, you can take them out of the charger, leave them in the charger, leave it plugged, etc. the charger shuts off to stop the batteries from over charging when the light turns green.
2004159
You can use batteries (4 or 8 AA if I'm not mistaken), but it is not rechargeable.