Can this headset be used while charging (connected to the charger) or does it switch off automatically while charging?
1795621
I have never tried to use it while charging so I do not know.It worked quite well in Windows 7, but I cannot seem to get it to work properly in Windows 8.1.As a result of this, I no longer use the two units that I have.Has anyone had any real success with these in Windows 8.1?
1795622
I charged mine and my sons and we use all week and.hooked up the charger and they worked just fine and about 2 hours they were full charge . So yes we like them a lot.
1968022
Yes it works while charging. Make sure you have connected to the Bluetooth and then it should function without problem.
2223348
Greetings. This receiver will automatically shut off while charging. Thanks for your question.
505150
Hi Tony. My husband says he charges with the headsets off, just make sure the base is plugged in the electrical outlet. One headset lights up red to show it is charging, the other green. When lights go out they are charged.
569631
No you are not able to use while charging. Once you plug it in a safety switch prevents it from being used while charging. Hope this answers your question
283397
I do not know if the device works while charging. Yes, you can use any ear phones.
1059577
The light stays on until the headset is turned off. If you answer a call by engaging the headset and then end the call using buttons on the phone, the headset remains engaged which keeps the indicator light flashing and the battery usage still going. But I still like the headset.
815061
My experience is that you should not expect it to work as a wired headset, but you should be able to use while charging.
1035212
Yes you can use this while charging. Depending on the volume, this will result in some static/noise, but I've only experienced this turning it all the way up just to see if there was noise from charging.
1900831
It does not disable the audio, just takes up socket for charging devices. Works great.
220459
Have you tried using your headset, after you unplugged it? Because it doesn't take days to charge it? If its not working then your head phones are dead. Because my headset did the same thing.
1159983
No idea. But, I've success when turning off my headset. turn off the transmitter. wait 10 seconds. Turn on the transmitter, blinking red/blue. Turn on headset, listen for the screwy whine that the two recognized each other. Start the music/tv/phone/cd player. Usually works for me. Note: if the cable out of the transmitter has broken and exposed wire, with enough bending this will happen, then you're screwed. Next time you buy one, wrap 1/8 x 2" strips of electrical tape around the base of the cable to keep it from bending so much.
1314809
Yeah, there is no on/off switch. You basically just plug it in with the USB to charge it. A little red light will show when its charging and will go off when fully charged. Then, hold down the middle button for several seconds and you should hear several beeps in the headset which makes it able to pair with your phone.
1826242
No, you need to charge the unit. When fully charged you can use it for 10 hours or so.Then place it back on the charger when done and it will resume charging.It is a great headset.
615207
I always turn the headset and sending unit off when not in use, and place the headset on the charger. That way it will always have a full charge when you want to use it. I have never used the unit long enough at any one time to completely run down the batteries.
66751
Not really in order for the headset to charge it must be in the headset cradle therefore you wouldn't be able to use the headset while it's on the charger.
2120076
No, the headset charges via micro usb (common charger for most cell phones). It is good for at least 10 hours of talk time/music. They have even updated software to accept other bluetooth headset pairing and to share music with your paired headsets. I have had a couple of other headset, but this is by far the easiest to use when riding and has been very clear when talking. Most people don't know I'm even riding (usually over 70mph) when I'm talking. The noise canceling is really that good.