When recharging do you have to bring the cube close to an outlet or is there something in the cube that you take out &amp; plug into outlet?
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the cubes come with a plug. just plug one end into the cube, the other into an outlet.
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It comes with a plug in the bottom that you just put on any home electrical outlet. No batteries yo worry about. Just look at the bottom, slide and the two prongs will come out for charging.
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I comes with a shor cable to recharge from a normal wall socket. There is a warning not to over charge too often or too long or you could damage the battery.
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The end that charges the item has to be plugged into a USB receiver. Either a PC or an iPhone plug that plugs into the wall. To add to my last review... I must say that after re-charging it and using it a few times, it seems to be holding a charge way longer then the first time, making it more handy to have for emergencies! I'm considering purchasing another for my teenager. Hope this helps!
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Yes, you can. I've tested the charger while connected to a Watt's Up power analyzer, and once the batteries reach a near-full charge, the amperage the charger pulls in begins to lower. Once the batteries are fully charged, the power analyzer shows 0A of current flowing between the wall adapter and the charging base, meaning the batteries are no longer drawing a charge and thereof are not overcharging. You'll be fine leaving them plugged in, though I wouldn't keep them plugged in for days on end just because you don't need them to trickle charge and lithium batteries have a very slow self-discharge when being stored between uses. Yes, you can. I've tested the charger while connected to a Watt's Up power analyzer, and once the batteries reach a near-full charge, the amperage the charger pulls in begins to lower. Once the batteries are fully charged, the power analyzer shows 0A of current flowing between the wall adapter and the charging base, meaning the batteries are no longer drawing a charge and thereof are not overcharging. You'll be fine leaving them plugged in, though I wouldn't keep them plugged in for days on end just because you don't need them to trickle charge and lithium batteries have a very slow... » Read More Yes, you can. I've tested the charger while connected to a Watt's Up power analyzer, and once the batteries reach a near-full charge, the amperage the charger pulls in begins to lower. Once the batteries are fully charged, the power analyzer shows 0A of current flowing between the wall adapter and the charging base, meaning the batteries are no longer drawing a charge and thereof are not overcharging. You'll be fine leaving them plugged in, though I wouldn't keep them plugged in for days on end just because you don't need them to trickle charge and lithium batteries have a very slow self-discharge when being stored between uses. « Show Less
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Hello! you charge it directly from the electricity stream on the wall with the charger, and once the battery is full (the light changes from red to green), you don't need to have it plugged. Of course, if you want, you can leave it plugged anyway.
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It comes with a cord for recharging, but not to plug into electrical outlet. My husband uses it, then puts it on to charge. Have not had any problems with it running out of charge if done daily.
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You plug it into any outlet inside your home to dry it out. After a couple hours you put it back in your safe. I generally just use the outlet closest to the safe.
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It comes with a wall plug and insert on other end that goes into input port on power pack. When all lights are lit, the unit is charged. This is the exact unit I own and I have been greatly pleased with it. I use it for my Iphone and Ipad but it will also charge my Dell laptop. Plenty of power. Was a God send when our flight was cancelled and people poured into our gate area and every outlet was in use. I just pulled out my Anker and was so glad I had it and it was on full charge.
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No, you have to plug it in the charge it, but then you unplug it when you use it.
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I plug the USB end into my wall via a charger cube.and using one of the adapters provided plug one end in the charger and charge it.
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You put it in the base unit to recharge. I bought 2 so I just swap them as needed (a few months in between).
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You have two options to recharge the flashlight. There is a wall charger that plugs into the wall outlet and then into the side of your flashlight. There is also a power jack charger that plugs into your power jack in your car (cigarette lighter) port then into the side of your flashlight.
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No, it goes into the outlet right side up, the flashlight has to be upright to charge.
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this is an extension cord, it is a cube with a cord. The one that plugs into the wall is the power cube original.
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You use the supplied USB cord and power it up via computer USB port or charging block with USB plug, like apple cube.
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The instructions say to take them out when charged. You could leave them in for a while longer but I had a charger smoke on me doing that, so I take them out and put them in a special box I got from XTAR