Why won't the headset hold a charge? null

This model is intended to go on standby mode *when not connected to Bluetooth*--you don't necessarily need to turn it off when it's disconnected, but being connected in itself drains battery, whether you're talking on it or not. Attached are two screen shots from the Jabra website of the battery-related FAQ and the Tech Specs on battery as well. It has an 9-day stand-by life from a FULL charge, with NO use, and a 9-hour active battery life. What this translates to is for every one hour of active use (Which can be as simple as connected to your phone and not playing anything through it or being on a call) you will lose one day of standby time. Things that can affect your battery performance are: extreme temperatures--I'm guilty of keeping mine in my car, in Wisconsin, where it gets as high as 90 outside now, but as low as -20 (and colder) in the winter; sound preferences--I've found that my battery drains faster when I have my headset volume turned all the way up (minor work-around: turn your device volume all the way up, but use a lower setting on your headset); and leaving it turned on even when it's not connected. The best way to preserve a charge is to turn your device off when you're not going to be wearing it. When you turn Bluetooth on on your device and turn the headset back on, it will still auto-connect, so there should be no worries there. I hope this helped!

The internal battery may be shot. If you have not done a battery drain then do that first, if not then contact Jabra

The headset does hold a charge so far very well.

Check that your using a correct charger. Try a cc ouple different ones. Turn off the headset before charging also.

Have you charged the earpiece too much? Over charging it will kill the battery quickly.

I've had two of these and never had a problem with the headset lasting about a week or more on a full charge. if I'm traveling long distances and have it on constantly it still lasts a few days. you may have a defective unit.

My headset holds charge for almost a day with me having it on almost all day@z

Depending on how long you have had your earpiece it varies but when you charge your earpiece make sure it is in the off position

It does hold a charge. Like most devices, it depends on the usage and strain on the device I have noticed that streaming music and other media drain the device a lot faster

I haven't had a problem with my bluetooth holding charge, made you're not charging it long enough. What I paid for the Jabra it works better than the bluetooth I paid double the price of the Jabra Bluetooth.

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This model is intended to go on standby mode *when not connected to Bluetooth*--you don't necessarily need to turn it off when it's disconnected, but being connected in itself drains battery, whether you're talking on it or not. Attached are two screen shots from the Jabra website of the battery-related FAQ and the Tech Specs on battery as well. It has an 9-day stand-by life from a FULL charge, with NO use, and a 9-hour active battery life. What this translates to is for every one hour of active use (Which can be as simple as connected to your phone and not playing anything through it or being on a call) you will lose one day of standby time. Things that can affect your battery performance are: extreme temperatures--I'm guilty of keeping mine in my car, in Wisconsin, where it gets as high as 90 outside now, but as low as -20 (and colder) in the winter; sound preferences--I've found that my battery drains faster when I have my headset volume turned all the way up (minor work-around: turn your device volume all the way up, but use a lower setting on your headset); and leaving it turned on even when it's not connected. The best way to preserve a charge is to turn your device off when you're not going to be wearing it. When you turn Bluetooth on on your device and turn the headset back on, it will still auto-connect, so there should be no worries there. I hope this helped!
Answered by AriRenee 9 years ago
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The internal battery may be shot. If you have not done a battery drain then do that first, if not then contact Jabra
Answered by mastdog 9 years ago
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The headset does hold a charge so far very well.
Answered by Jules 10 years ago
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Check that your using a correct charger. Try a cc ouple different ones. Turn off the headset before charging also.
Answered by gabe9nine 10 years ago
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Have you charged the earpiece too much? Over charging it will kill the battery quickly.
Answered by Ghost 9 years ago
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I've had two of these and never had a problem with the headset lasting about a week or more on a full charge. if I'm traveling long distances and have it on constantly it still lasts a few days. you may have a defective unit.
Answered by diashewolf 9 years ago
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My headset holds charge for almost a day with me having it on almost all day@z
Answered by 25sade 9 years ago
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Depending on how long you have had your earpiece it varies but when you charge your earpiece make sure it is in the off position
Answered by marshallgill41 10 years ago
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It does hold a charge. Like most devices, it depends on the usage and strain on the device I have noticed that streaming music and other media drain the device a lot faster
Answered by Snakebaconator 10 years ago
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I haven't had a problem with my bluetooth holding charge, made you're not charging it long enough. What I paid for the Jabra it works better than the bluetooth I paid double the price of the Jabra Bluetooth.
Answered by Minimite 10 years ago
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