If left on high, how long will the batteries last?
1840712
Don't buy these, I bought two and one of them was very dim, and one was very bright, both had the same batteries. The one that was very bright burn out and just would never turn back on, and the other one lasted months. Its a crap shoot.
1387990
I leave the individual candles on. I replaced the batteries once after 6 weeks because the lights were weak. They are lite about 3 or 4 hours a night plus I left them on one night.
564785
Well we have had them for almost 2 weeks and one has never been turned off and is still going strong. We haven't used them as much as we thought though. So even though the batteries have not died with it being on I still wouldn't be able to tell you how long they last if you're using them consistently. Overall I would say they conserve the batteries well.
124953
They won't last very long I'm sorry to say. I left mine on the 'timer' setting expecting to enjoy them off and on using the remote control. The batteries were dead in less than 2 weeks.
629991
I can't tell you exactly since I usually keep it on for no more than 4 hours at a time, then I will recharge it.I've had it on for 4 hours straight at the high setting without it dimming at all. I suspect I could get at least 6 hours at the lowest setting.
288842
It hard to say but I leave mine on charge the day prior to using for a period of time. I can get about 7hrs playtime.
242741
Yes, my hubby will have his on high and mine is on low or off. Plus there is an auto off after 10 hours. I love it.
1853326
Not long at all. I had to stop using mine. When you put batteries in you get about 8-9 good hours, then light begins to dim. It is worthless!!
680776
I'm not sure, but quite a while. I ended up leaving mine plugged in overnight.
2088318
I would buy a crap ton of batteries as they drain out if you leave the little on/off switch in the on position. Just remember to turn it off after each use and it should last as long as anything else.
555189
Batteries will last 20 to 40 hours depending on factors such as quality of batteries and if headphones are being used to save power.
1578093
Basically I got very sparse directionsMyself. These type batteries should not be charged over 8 hours. Will possibly overheat. Recharge when they go dim. I never need to use full power as housing gets very hot. Do not leave light connected to battery as small led in switch will run down battery. Hope this helped. Lee R
1898606
The batteries will last approximately two years when in standby mode. If the alarm is sounding continuously, the batteries will last approximately five hours. With normal use the alarm will not constantly be in standby mode or sounding continuously. Therefore, the user can expect the batteries to last anywhere from 3-12 months depending on how often the alarm is activated.
10932
You can go for a good 30-35 minutes without losing power on the high setting. You can go 45 minutes on the low setting or about 2,200 square feet of floor/carpet. The Battery pack is Nickel Metal Hydride Chemistry for higher power, capacity, run time and you do not get the dreaded memory effect with cheaper cordless vacuums that use cheaper nickel cadmium batteries like the B&D Dustbusters.
762198
Seems to depend on the battery condition but count on a few hours to top off a charge.
1007441
As others have said, no standby, yes it's more like 30 minutes, and I'd recommend rechargeable batteries. What I use it for, it's perfect. (Inside automotive, to seal heat shrink tubing better, making my own "double heat shrink" which is just adhesive inside the heat shrink tubing.) If you use NiMH batteries be careful you don't let them totally drain down all the way, it really damages them to do that.
1644219
Will last all night. Have not run it on that setting until it runs out, so don't know for sure.