When do you know you need to charge the headphones null

GREAT question... but sadly enough, there really isn't a way to know the battery is low. They just die on you by hearing the voice say "power off" IF you're lucky. Most of the time mine just disconnect out without warning. I pretty much have to always be charging them before I use them due to lack of battery level indication - even when the battery is extremely low. And the notion that I will, once in a blue moon, get the "luxury" of hearing the voice just say "power off" when they're dying makes it hard to answer due to inconsistency with the product. In short, I guess my best answer would be if you hear the power/pairing voice say "power off", that's honestly the only indicator I get to know they're dead. The red light when charging them doesn't change either on mine... for example, red when very low charge, green when completed... usually I will let them charge until the red light just turns off, but again, it's not really a good indicator and there's pretty much no way of getting a 'heads up' on the charge of these things. Sorry there's not a better answer from my experience! I hope this is at least somewhat helpful!

you should hear “low battery please charge” when the battery gets to 10%. if you aren’t hearing that you can check the battery level from your phone :)

“When do you know you need to charge the headphones”

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GREAT question... but sadly enough, there really isn't a way to know the battery is low. They just die on you by hearing the voice say "power off" IF you're lucky. Most of the time mine just disconnect out without warning. I pretty much have to always be charging them before I use them due to lack of battery level indication - even when the battery is extremely low. And the notion that I will, once in a blue moon, get the "luxury" of hearing the voice just say "power off" when they're dying makes it hard to answer due to inconsistency with the product. In short, I guess my best answer would be if you hear the power/pairing voice say "power off", that's honestly the only indicator I get to know they're dead. The red light when charging them doesn't change either on mine... for example, red when very low charge, green when completed... usually I will let them charge until the red light just turns off, but again, it's not really a good indicator and there's pretty much no way of getting a 'heads up' on the charge of these things. Sorry there's not a better answer from my experience! I hope this is at least somewhat helpful!
Answered by leanneee10 5 years ago
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you should hear “low battery please charge” when the battery gets to 10%. if you aren’t hearing that you can check the battery level from your phone :)
Answered by kinmokusei 4 years ago
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