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Just FYI. I have several pair, because I thought the batteries were going too quickly. Turns out, I should have just not left the case on the charger, all the
by ChrisMarshallNY 1y ago
Just FYI.
I have several pair, because I thought the batteries were going too quickly.
Turns out, I should have just not left the case on the charger, all the time.
Nowadays, I just let them charge for a couple of hours, every few days, take them off the charger, and leave them in my coin tray.
I haven’t had a single battery issue, since; even on the ones I thought were “dead.”
But I think it’s a big design error, that this happens. Everything else has”smart charging.”
- ryanmcbride 1y agoCool that there's a workaround but bonkers to me that companies still don't understand that if they create something that _can_ be plugged in 24/7, there's a number of their customerbase that WILL and they should handle that usecase
- xboxnolifes 1y agoWhen the holder is also the charger, it shouldn't even be surprising that people keep them charging 24/7. That should be accounted for in the design.
- ChrisMarshallNY 1y agoI think leaving them in the holder is OK. It’s leaving the holder on the wireless charger, that’s the problem. The holder heats up, and I think that degrades the batteries in the buds.
- ghusto 1y ago> Turns out, I should have just not left the case on the charger, all the time. I wouldn't feel too bad, because that's a design flaw.