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You'd think someone would have come up with some form of auxiliary power pack for headphones, maybe one of those dual-battery solutions where you have a small c
by oneplane 4y ago
You'd think someone would have come up with some form of auxiliary power pack for headphones, maybe one of those dual-battery solutions where you have a small cell on either side and can replace them in turns to keep it nice and balanced while still being able to keep using it all day long. Maybe the market is too small, or it already exists and we don't know about it yet.
- eertami 4y agoSounds like you just want the ability to swap in a charged battery with minimal downtime? Pretty sure those exist already, I know Steelseries produce some headphones with that feature.
- oneplane 4y agoThat's pretty neat, they even look like BL-5C batteries (if you squint..) https://steelseries.com/gaming-accessories/battery-pack https://steelseries.com/gaming-accessories/battery-pack Didn't know they actually went through with that. I was thinking along the lines of those very old laptops that had dual NiCd banks so you could swap them without shutting down.
- idontwantthis 4y agoBose QC were powered by removable battery until the QC 35. I'm sure you can still get a QC 25 online somewhere.
- lightedman 4y agoI took apart an old bluetooth speaker set, took the gumstick receiver/amplifier/battery charger combo, and slapped that into a set of headphones with an 18650 cell on each side. Lasted days straight. That was a decade ago. I'm surprised nobody's bothered to make large cans with large battery capacity.