“headphones __ Insignia How do I know it's fully charged?”

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• Once plugged in there should be a red blinking phone. Fully charged that phone will now glow blue.

  Answered by buttslockette 9 years ago

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• When charging the phone button will turn red, when its done it will be blue

  Answered by Tracy 9 years ago

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• The light turns from red to blue.

  Answered by Mark 10 years ago

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• The light turns blue

  Answered by kevin78661 10 years ago

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• The phone light turns blue on the headset when it is fully charged

  Answered by tonijoy2 10 years ago

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• When you first plug them in the charging light comes on should turn red and then once it's completely charged the light will turn off

  Answered by Micron2448 10 years ago

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• The red light will go away

  Answered by Stan 10 years ago

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• The LED indicator will light GREEN

  Answered by texstar112 10 years ago

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• There is a small LED that comes on when plugged in- red for charging, blue for fully charged.

  Answered by MikeyEMedford 10 years ago

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• Flashing red light equals less than 15 minutes of battery left, solid red light equals less than one hour of battery left and white light equals everything above that. They say 15 minutes of charging is equal to one hour of playtime, I have not tested this. The best feature is that if you're using an iOS device you actually see the headphone battery symbol/fullness right beside your iPhone's battery symbol, which is obviously much more helpful than guessing based on the lights. I'm not sure if this is the same on android

  Answered by htr101 10 years ago

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