Does storing it in the holder decrease the life of the battery
1932857
Very pleased with the Ozeri Maestro electric wine opener. The battery life has been fine so far. No complaints. We also have a temp display which is nice.
1932858
No but be careful where you get this from because I never got mine from know of the sellers.
1932859
We have had this opener plugged in for 2 1/2 years...it has the temp displayed....and the life of the battery is still strong. No complaints. Guests love the unit and probably buy one after seeing ours. Its is a nice way to open wine...daily.
1932860
I would suggest not storing the wine opener on the charger. Most products do degrade over time as the charger will continue to keep pumping charge into the wine opener. If the wine opener is charged, I usually leave mine next to the charger to avoid any battery drainage.
271299
It is powered by your phone so it will last as long as your phone does. I have not noticed that it drains the phone battery much.
879231
It only matters where you store it. NEVER store your battery plugged into your gun. It can cause some pretty bad problems with performance. I always store mine outside the gun. It should be stored outside the gun un-charged. It will save battery life.
2067109
Your current usage will determine how long the battery will last.If your running it to full capacity,then it mightn't last too long.
940252
I have a couple batteries that don't hold a charge long so I leave them in the charger and they usually get the job done before they lose the charge again. I always keep one in the charger.
1070111
Once is run out of charge you can change one, but that would beat the purpose off the professional Vertical battery holder. I suggest you buy additional batteries, and keep them charged, if you don't use an external flash and the batteries are sound and good conditions, they should last about six days to a week. But if you are like me, I forget to turn off the camera at times they may last less time. Is a good product and very reliable, I hope you will enjoy it as I have.
520641
Do not store the battery in the trimmer after charging. There is a small current draw that will drain the battery.
929443
You should be able to hold the storage battery power that is not used in one sitting for at least a week. I have not used it after an on the go quick cell charge and then didn't use it again for as mentioned above.. A week and I still had the same charge it had when I turned it off. I think that heat and extreme cases of cold conditions definitely play a role. Obviously try to keep it at room temperature and not leave it plugged in past the fully charged Mark. This will extend the life of this great product. I have had it for a good 8months. And not a single complaint!
1209043
I believe all batteries of this type will loose some amount of charge. My experience has been that it holds a charge well even if not being used for a number of days. I wish I could be more quantitative but hope that helps.
2052936
YES, if you use a fresh, quality batteries. If you aren't timing it, it will last even longer!
1853161
The life of any battery is limited. I am keeping the unit plugged in for the time I have to used it.
449381
It depends entirely on the type of battery. This holder allows AA batteries to be used in place of the rechargeable Li-ion battery. If you use NiMH rechargeables you will get a similar number of photos. The real advantage is that you can use alkaline AA's which are widely available -- even in remote locations.
57895
When I first put in the batteries, it did not work. I realized that I put the battery holder in the wrong way. Turned it around and it worked. Hope it's that simple!
1974806
The holder is designed for the Mophie battery extender. I'm not sure but I don't think it will work with a different battery booster. The Mophie product is really excellent and I have had mine for over a year now. It has never failed me, and my battery life is now 2-1/2 times more than just the original battery. I have gone 3-4 days without needing to charge it. I hope this helps!
171364
No. The battery slots are more like holes. Removing one has no effect on the rest of the batteries.
61600
To preserve the health of batteries it is always a good practice to keep them stored elsewhere once they are fully charged. Also which ever device you have them in like a camera. Good practice if you know you won't be using that device for a while to remove them. Always store batteries in a dry cool area around room temperature. Hope that answers your question.
315993
It holds the memory when connected to a USB port. With batteries, it seems ok while it's on but when I turned it off, it lost what I had programmed.