HOW Many hours will they burn before we must change the battery??
1966305
We've had them on for 5 hours a night for 4 months and still going strong! I bought indoor flameless candles on Amazon recently and the batteries lasted for less than a month. I'd definitely recommend these!
1966306
I'm not one to log battery hours but I can tell you we put batteries in the beginning of summer, mid June, and put the candles on their auto-on mode. We have just started to replace batteries in the candles, early September.
1966307
We have used ours on the timer setting for about 6months before changing the battery.
1966308
It has been over a month that I have had them on and have not needed battery change. I have them on the auto timer setting. Ian impressed already. I would have been bummed out if I had to change batteries often but they are great!
1966309
I've had mine since about May/June// haven't had to change them yet. Still going strong.
1290308
I charge mine over night and then use till it starts to slow down then over night again. I have forgotten about them in the charger for about three days, they were hot, and over the years it seems to shorten the life of the battery. so 8 or 10 hours for full charge.
767289
Can't just answer that without a few considerations. Our experience was easily a couple hours, depends on how fast you run it and how it's used. As the batteries get older, that time will shrink a bit, as all batteries do normally. We were thinking and I think it would go longer for sure. Hope that helped.
1290504
I have used them for 6.5 hours so far today on one charge. The battery is still going.
221070
Well these lights are 130 watts So off of a normal duall purpose battery with 200 amps will run for 15 hours. So if you run the other ones which I don't know the wattage of you will most definitely get 3 hours.
1181300
I've had mine since May 2014 and they are still burning every evening. They are beginning to be less bright and I will change batteries soon. I can say mine have lasted six months until a battery change. Happy!
1899290
I don't know. I use them within a week of charging. Some that have set for 6 months still have a bit of charge to last at least an hour probably, but I didn't pay attention.
414890
Not too sure..my sons had his for a year and we have not had to change he batteries yet!
1877629
Yes, assuming you're battery has around 100 RC (amps reserve capacity). The lights use 1.5 amps each per hour your battery should last around 5.55 hrs assuming a full charge and a good battery to full discharge. This is theoretical of course and many factors could lower that and likely will. Also make sure your fuses and wires are sized for the amps.
2056683
I can't give you exact hours but I can tell you that my sons use their players at campouts for many hours and I have never seen them go off. I have never used mine for an extended time on battery.
1071586
Depends, brand to brand and given age/ cycles of the battery but generally 3-4 minutesis a good rule. Any longer and you risk battery failure and will crash.
1884376
Mine have burned 5 hours every night since I got them. Probably two months already. They are great!!!!
2050534
It will depend on what MAh batteriess you use and how discharged they are. I normally just put mine in at night, and take them off in the morning.
2266278
Im not exactly sure but its not that long. I bought them for my kids and if i had to guess I'd say mabe 4-5 hours.
1479613
I've run mine for over 2 hours but never until the battery ran out. I hope that helps.
1451716
No less than 12 hours, no more than 16 hours. (We had the manual from the original battery :)
352463
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 http://www.amazon.com/GE-Flower-Design-Incandescent-51386/dp/B002DNG9A2/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1410570644&sr=8-18&keywords=night+light which works really well. Hope that helps! These Mushroom lights are still fun and are really good for a few hours a night!