How many times can this be charged? Maximum cycles?
1770064
I really don't know but I'm sure that info is out there. I don't use it constantly so my charging cycles have been limited. It does seem to hold it's charge well between cycles.
466037
I am not sure. I have only tried charging one time before recharging.Sorry!
727991
I've only charged it once after the initial charge, since I received it early in December. Of course we don't use it constantly.
758880
It says "battery charges at maximum capacity for 500 recharge cycles." I just have mine sitting on a window sill, folded up, so it's charged in case of emergency. But I don't know how that affects its life. That's a lot of cycles...so I assume it will last a good long time since I don't need it often.
1250204
I really don't know but so far since I got it I have charged it several times with. O issues on its performance. I have 5 of th for my DUET from Hobbyzone. Sometimes y charge each one like 6 or 7 times per day on a weekend. They are pretty good batteries.
1646978
I charge mine overnight about once every 6 months. Never had a problem doing that. It's an 'emergency' light that gets used to illuminate dark closets, garage projects, or use when the lights to out (i.e. rarely). Doing this charge cycle has (in my opinion) never damaged the battery and the light is always bright and lasts a long time when I need it.
594271
I charged it only once, with the unit off, until the light turned green. I have used it for 40, plus, youtube videos, and it is fine. I love it, its so handy, I just hook it to the back of my pocket, and I am good to go.
288884
Hi Charlene, well I haven't had the charger long enough to know how many times you can charge alkaline batteries and you might be slightly better off with the Nicad and Nmh batteries in the long haul. I just happened to have quite a few alkaline batteries on hand and I asked my friends to save them for me. I think the information that came with the charger said they could be charged 30 plus times if I remember correctly.I hope this helps you. good luck.....Dan
78554
i have only charged mine 1 time.. that's only because i'm not happy with the way it shaves. i'm mostly using my old norelco,becauses it shaves alot better.
1474641
I don't have a definitive answer for that, but I have charged mine many times, and it seems to stop when the charge is complete.
809437
If you do not allow your skin to heal between cycles not only will you potentially cause damage to your skin, but the effects of the machine will be diminished. Also, you can only charge the battery a certain number of times (I think 400). After that the machine will stop working. You can not replace the battery either. They designed it this way on purpose. They say 400 times is more than enough to do one person but not enough to do two people. They want each person to buy their own, which is a much better price to pay than going to a clinic for hair removal.
1853717
The instructions say charge it for 8 hours once every 60 days. Not sure how many zaps you'd get out of a charge...
1652894
I think it is 100,000 cycles, but it can last longer. That number is quite conservative.
1446873
To the best of my recollection not more than 5 times. I have not had the battery that long. The only fly in the ointment is that it takes a bit longer to charge this battery vice the OEM. The price was right and with two batteries you'll never have to worry about running out of juice.
276345
As a "moderate" user, I charge mine about once a week. It lasts impressively long.
1896846
Generally, about 200-250 charges, much like a cell phone. So the trick is to use it until the warning indicator appears then charge. I did ask the manufacturer about replacement batteries before I bought mine, the reply was, if I sent it to them, they could replace the battery.
2016566
The one we had quit taking a charge at all about 9 months after we bought it. It is a piece of junk. It was probably used about 15 times.