I think the battery capacity will be reduced with repeated charging &amp; using the device. Is there any way to replace the non-removable battery?
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Do not know however if Panasonic has not offered a replacement my guess is that this is one thing you will not have to worry about. One additional thought: the cost of sending the unit to a repair shop for them to get into the watertight case and replace it would probably exceed the cost of replacing the unit.
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Hi, I do not think the battery is replaceable. I have about 250 songs on mine and I charge it about every 8 to 10 days. I only use it at the gym for an hour and a half every day. It does charge with the USB cable. Thanks, Pete
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The battery is enclosed in the unit.If it is even replaceable it would have to be done by someone else I would think and even then would probably just be cheaper to replace the unit.
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Yes, the battery is replaceable. I keep the unit in the charger 90% of the time but when I use the unit on battery it lasts about a couple of hours.
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As far as I can tell, there is no way to replace the battery, however, the toothbrush does stop charging when it is full so that it doesn't over-charge and ruin the battery.
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I have had the same problem. It seems the only solution is to remove the battery when not in use.
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You're right, the battery is soldered to the board and not directly replaceable. The battery is rechargeable so it shouldn't need to be replaced really, however, in my testing so far it looks like it's not actually connected to the 3.3V supply. So it will just die after a few days and become useless. It's a surface mount battery so you could probably remove it fairly easily without risking any damage. (Definitely a pin that should have been broken out to the main header for external access, along with PPS)
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The battery is removable so I assume you could replace it. Customer service is excellent as ASUS so I would suggest that you call them to find out for certain.
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No. The battery is not removable. With the right adapter, you can charge it in the car.
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The internal battery is recharged through a charging stand/cord. The battery is non-removable.
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I was just about to suggest (and feeling a bit smug about it, I'll admit) that you simply re-boot. I had forgotten about the non-removable battery. Oops. Who feels foolish now? This is a great post. I hope somebody comes up with a useful suggestion.
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i don't think it is replaceable. there is no slot/hatch in the back so recharging by usb is probably the only way to give it power. these go for quite some time between charges. just pay attention to the manual's recommendations and it should fairly keep the life going strong as far as use. leaving anything plugged/charging for long periods of time or overnight is a no-no for any product.
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It is a built in rechargeable. It is removable but the replacement would have to be provided by the manufacturer.
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Yes replace. They are cheap enough and they do go bad. Often it is best to buy both battery and charging cord/pack at the same time. The don't last forever.
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I don't think it's possible to replace the internal battery. The charger isn't made to access the internal battery.
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There is not a removable battery. You charge it using the Micro USB cable that came with the speaker. I believe the light turns red when it is charging.
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About the email you sent me. The battery is rechargeable C probably, have to take apart the whole unit and unscrew it to replace it