how do you charge it? Do you have to unplug the battery to a charger? Any Pictures will be appreciated. Thanks in advance!
504150
There is a charging port just below the front of the seat where you plug in one end of the charger and plug the other end into the wall outlet. You do not have to unplug and remove the battery to charge it.
1466290
Plug it in and charge it. The charge just disappears with no use. After it charges for a time the front screen will come up and tell you the charging %. It will take a day to fully recharge.
739452
I too leave mine plugged in. However, when I have left it out for a little while, always charges right back up. I don't see how the battery can be replaced. I have had mine several years now and cannot complain at all about how it works.
640485
Supposedly you plug it in. Mine charged once, then never charged again. Good luck....
695684
Well it's difficult to say, It's only been 2 months since I've had it. And it still works now. My only issue with it is that once in a while it occurs when it wont charge even when it's plugged in. But because I'm a buffer in computers I can fix that issue. all I can say is that it's better than my old battery cause I basically had to have it plugged in. with this battery I dont... Did that answer your question? sorry if it didnt.
996009
Plug it in to charge it, then recharge when the battery is low. It runs a long time on a charge.
1228115
It has a charging cable that plugs into the wall. (I bought mine a couple months ago - love it!) I think it doesn't charge WHILE it's on, though... only while it's off. So, you're either using the power from the wall to charge the battery or power the unit, but not both at the same time (like your cellphone).
608297
> Mine has been unplugged for months. I have yet to charge the battery since first receiving itYou really need to read up on safe handling of lithium-ion batteries. They'll still light up a LED when drained down to where the cells begin to be damaged, and the damage -- crystals slowly growing in the chemistry -- takes a while before it becomes obvious. You do know what "obvious" means for damaged lithium-ion cells, don't you? https://www.google.com/search?q=battery+university+lithium+ion+safety
104483
It comes with its own battery, a small rechargeable one similar to a cell phone battery. You charge the battery using the supplied cable. The cable can plug into a USB port or an AC outlet.
2084285
No, you have to plug it in the charge it, but then you unplug it when you use it.
827158
As per the instructions you charge it for 12 hours then totally drain the battery 10 to 12 times. Not do it once. It has to do with battery memory. Also use a full 110 wall charger for charging and not a weak USB port to charge.
1100584
I've never charged it by plugging it into the wall, only the computer. Oh wait - I take that back. You just take the USB adapter that comes with it and plug it into a wall plug with a USB port. I do this if listening to it while hooked up to speakers so it stays charged.
1403103
I can only answer for the one that I own. I can plug it in and it runs just fine, especially when battery is low. If your battery is completely dead, with no chance of ever charging again, it probably has a short and it, theoretically, will NOT work when plugged in either due to the shorted battery.I hope somewhere in what I said you find the answer that you were looking for.
1083241
You can disconnect the battery to turn it off. To charge the battery, connect it to an USB port (with the USB cable provided )
1411310
Same problem here, my battery seems however not to charge at all. Did you find a solution/problem?thanks!
2196783
Yep just charged it off my laptop USB port this morning. Take a standard micro USB plug. Great camera. Just love it.
368226
I would NOT leave this on a charger. I believe that battery is meant to be run, up and down to maintain it's ability to accept a charge. Leaving it plugged in is not what it is meant to do.