After charging the Yubi to full charge (green light), how long can my mom carry it around in her purse before it needs recharging?
1710586
Well that is if the button doesn't get pushed accidentally in the purse, which has happened to me on several occasions leaving me with no charge left. I would suggest getting a case for it or something, otherwise charge it every night just in case it turns on on it's own
1710587
I carry it all the time and it seems to charge my phone even after weeks of neglect. it won't charge it all the way of course but doesn't seem to lose charge very fast.
1640339
Loooooong time. Although I carry it with me all the time, I've not used it in a month, and it's still showing full power charge.
2055919
I used it for about 30 minutes/day for 7-9 days before I had to recharge it. I've had it plugged in now for about 5 hours and it's already back to 100%. I'm sure the charging time could be much lower. I just didn't have a reason to unplug it to find out. It's a great lamp. I'm very pleased with it.
1365891
I have never yet allowed it to go down to an extremely low charge. At 65% to go to 99%, it took about an hour. One thing I love about this portable charger is that even after weeks of sitting in my purse unused, it loses ***none*** of its charge (unlike the battery in my smart phone).
904121
Can't say I have closely watched the time to recharge. Generally plug in battery and leave it while I do other things. When charging, once you get the solid green light, you should be done. When battery affixed to the light, you should see three green lights. As charge depletes, lights progressively diminish. Once down to a single light, your battery might stop quite abruptly from my experience.
666879
It takes about 12- 16 hours to charge. You know it's charged when the red light turns green.
1037550
Not very long, We've gone through 2 of these things thinking maybe the battery was bad in one, but to no avail, both seem equally bad. There seems to be no indication that the battery is fully charged, the charging light stays red from what I can tell, I've charged it for 12+ hrs, take it off and almost immediately the battery percentage drops to 2 bars. All in all the battery lasts about 4 hrs in a silent house. If your child cry's a lot I'd bet you get less.
1070510
Hello Joan and thank you for your interest In my product. To start with the answers to your questions...as far as the batteries go they are rechargeable, not replaceable. You can generally have up to 240 minutes before the next charge. The Mona 2 only comes in one size and it is larger than the Gigi 2. I have the Gigi2 also if you are interested. I hope that I have answered all of your questions. If you need anything else please don't hesitate to contact me.Thank you,Vitaliy & Beyond
566057
I believe you gotta charge it for at least an hour if but I was impatient and only went for half. I have already done three paintings with probably 40 hours down in total. Used it for days and still haven't found the need to recharge. If I can recall correctly, it was mentioned that one full charge should last up to 800 hours.
1142228
had the same problem at first but I discharged it completely then left it on changer overnight, about 4 hours more past the light turning green. Now it holds a charge long enough for 2 trims. DO NOT leave it on charge any longer than that.
954358
It's a lead acid battery just like your car or motorcycle. A full charge will last around 2-3 hours. I always plug my son's in after play and let it charge overnight. I believe it only takes 4 or so hours to bring it from the dead back to the living.
345003
Not long. It's not a good product, I'm very upset about the purchase.it never gets off red to let you know if it's charged or not. It's does not charge item completely. Very poor product.
1807735
With a high quality battery (Energizer, Duracell, etc.) it's about 10 hours. With a "99-cent store" battery it's about 4-5 hours max. Don't forget re-chargeables - that's the key - carry a couple with you; they're very little.
214347
We charge it overnight and it's good to go. She plays with it for 3 hours nonstop and it still has juice left in it. It holds the charge very well.
1338585
I hard charge my battery everytime...overnight. I suspect it would take a full 8 hours. I also carry a second battery with me....never want to be caught out with a dying battery 25 miles from home.
982876
Research "bump charging" which some say work. Not sure I believe it, but worth a try. Basically you charge it overnight while turned on. When you wake up the light should be green saying it is charged 100%. Turn off the phone, plug back in the charger again. The light will now be amber and continue charging. Continue to charge until green for the second time. Supposedly you will get a 100% charge using this method. You also have to remember that theses batteries need 6 to 8 charges before they can hold a full charge according to Seido.
2185791
2 - 3 hours should do it, the led light next to the charging port will change to green when fully charged.