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Wireless Earbuds
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i'd like to purchase a pair. Ones i am looking at have this description :The earbuds automatically charge when the case cover is closed, and the charging case is also rechargeable. W5s can be used for 6 hours per single full charge, and the charging box can charge the earbuds fully 3-4 times. That means a full 24 hours of music or talk time, or 100 hours on standby, with fast 1-hour charging
WFT does that mean? How long can you use them for?
WFT does that mean? How long can you use them for?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.As I read it, it means that you can 'add up' charges.
So if you charge the earbuds once (and then use them), you'll get 6 hours usage from them. However if, once they appear to have finished charging, you then charge them again, you'll get 2 x 6 hours (= 12 hours) when you come to use them. That will work in the same way up to a maximum of 4 charges.
So if you charge the earbuds once (and then use them), you'll get 6 hours usage from them. However if, once they appear to have finished charging, you then charge them again, you'll get 2 x 6 hours (= 12 hours) when you come to use them. That will work in the same way up to a maximum of 4 charges.
I read it that the case is like a portable charger, so when you are out and about the case will store enough energy to recharge the buds 3-4 times. That is different from what Buenchico is saying as I don't read it like the pods themselves can be charged to last more than 6 hours. (I don't know though, just saying how I read it.)
^^^ A neat summary from Alba!
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