I can keep it plugged into my computer while I listen to it so it won't run off battery power?
1970032
I actually hook them up on the electrical outlet while I listen so it won't run off the battery. Think you can do that on the computer if u don't have the power cord.If not the battery run off quick.
1358887
I just left radio on at low volume,the battery will drain a little faster at a higher volume.
1159754
I use mine while working out so its always plugged in. Sorry I can't answer your question. It's a great little player.
1983546
yes it can be plugged in and just stay there. and yes this speaker from anker is awesome for the size, small enough to hide and sounds great like a nice stereo. ,
1445347
yes, you can. in that way you don't even have to worry about the battery running down. i had mine plugged on in my van and it played continuously.
1539285
Yes you can keep it plugged in but the picture is not good it shows up black and white. No color.
1112901
I'd get a plug in one for that. Battery power pulled hairs and you don't want that.
1544806
Yes, no problem. Recommended so you don't run out. I keep it plugged in when using.
1590140
Unfortunately this isn't a cordless or rechargeable unit, it is a USB amplifier, and must be plugged into the computer at all times.
1276963
If you keep it charged (as in, constant power connection), then yes, it will continue to stay on and record when needed until you turn it off.
387693
No, it does not need to be plugged into your computer. It does work off wireless internet access. If your work has WiFi then the radio should work just fine.
1356787
I just keep the speaker plugged in and keep it right by my head on my night stand. and you never need to bother with the battery and moving it to charge it every day. Love the speaker, hope it last a long time. It was rather expensive.
2258598
You can leave it plugged in using a usb cable with a plug in adapter at the wall, similar to a lot of devices now that charge via usb cable. Just leave it plugged in and it will operate off electricity and keep the battery charged. Be aware that on mine the water in one speaker quit "dancing". Not sure what this was related to but probably not a power issue but defective.
2064376
The user manual clearly states under Usage Tips: "To protect the circuit of the speaker and the long-term performance of the battery, please do not use the speaker to play music while charging." YMMV.
2085819
Yeah! So I've plugged mine in for a power source, but it takes batteries.However, it doesn't have a speaker/amp so you'd need to orchestrate a way to do that
2223228
No, but you could keep it plugged in for use if you were concerned about battery life.
627538
There is a DC IN port that will allow the user to charge the battery while actively powering and using the device just like cell phones. In fact I'm doing it right now before taking my speaker to work.