How do I install the batteries in the headphone???
1344994
To instal the batteries in the headphones you need to put them in designated compartment.
1344995
you are better of returning these headphones. It is poorly built and low quality. When I tried to install batteris (in the headset) the entire socket was broken.
1344996
Push the black cap on the cap (half+ moon shape) on the left part (not the part with on-off switch), then insert the AAA batteries into the compartment, following the +/- instruction.
1344997
all it takes is a little common sense to figure out how to put the batteries in! the instruction paper shows you how to! if you can not figure it out then must be realy dumb!
1344998
My sentry HW701 fell apart. one side the part goes over your ear broke off and couldn"t be fixed, so i tossed them in the garbage.sorry Sir that i couldn,t help you.
1634585
I'm not really sure what some of the people are saying on here. The battery in the Beats Studio headphones is a modern Li-ion unit. Leaving it plugged into the charger for long periods of time won't affect the battery. You can plug them in overnight and be fine. Gone are the days where devices over-charge. You had to worry about that with Ni-MH batteries but not modern Li-ion ones. You don't have to worry about the battery keeping it's calibration curve or anything like that. Just use the headphones as normal and charge them when the battery is getting low. Additionally, the battery will last you for a good 18-20 hours of listening, way more than the 8 hour number given my Haoran. They are correct in saying that you may have to charge the headphones right out of the box but their 8 hour number is incorrect.
750838
If the headphones take AAA batteries, you should be fine.... These are great batteries :)
2142949
In the battery compartment on one side of the headphones. Look good they each have one.
408175
Batteries go in at the bottom. Just "unscrew," place the batteries and screw back on.
1996638
I have two Able Planet headphones, the foldable one and another that is over the ear and not foldable. Both only have one AAA battery. Are you sure your headphones have two batteries?
563076
On the right side of the headset you will see a rectangle cover with a arrow symbol pointing downwards, slide the cover downwards to open it. it takes two AAA batteries.
1002271
Open the side panel of one of the ear pieces and press it downward to slide the panel open and change the batteries. Use the same kind of batteries either regular Alkaline or the rechargeable type and set the switch to regular or rechargeable the same as your batteries.
81576
On the left headphone the black plastic portion wil slide off and open to reveal the battery area
500740
They come new with rechargeable batteries, but after a year or longer and you want to replace them they can be replaced with energizer AAA rechargeble batteries. They require 1 on each side of the headphones for a total of 2. All the major brands have recharge AAA batteries, so just pick the brand you like.
781819
These are rechargeable USB batteries that come with the headphones---not A, AA, or the round batteries.
1452716
If you get a cord for the "input" on the back. A small cord with the headphones head on each end will do the trick.. Good Luck!
1282558
The directions tell you to take the batteries out before placing the hearing aid in the unit. Not sure why..!
1740695
Double check to be sure the headphones are positioned correctly on the charging station. They should 'click' in place and a red 'charging' light should be on. If you're sure they're on the station right, you might want to change the rechargeable batteries IN the headset. Sometimes they sit on shelves or in warehouses too long and the batteries, though rechargeable, aren't 'forever'. Failing both of these options, contact the company and tell them you got faulty merchandise and want a replacement set. Be insistent, be nice and if you get nowhere with whomever you first speak to, ask for their supervisor... and so on and so on. Good luck Double check to be sure the headphones are positioned correctly on the charging station. They should 'click' in place and a red 'charging' light should be on. If you're sure they're on the station right, you might want to change the rechargeable batteries IN the headset. Sometimes they sit on shelves or in warehouses too long and the batteries, though rechargeable, aren't 'forever'. Failing both of these options, contact the company and tell them you got faulty merchandise and want a replacement set. Be insistent, be nice and if you get nowhere with whomever you first speak... » Read More Double check to be sure the headphones are positioned correctly on the charging station. They should 'click' in place and a red 'charging' light should be on. If you're sure they're on the station right, you might want to change the rechargeable batteries IN the headset. Sometimes they sit on shelves or in warehouses too long and the batteries, though rechargeable, aren't 'forever'. Failing both of these options, contact the company and tell them you got faulty merchandise and want a replacement set. Be insistent, be nice and if you get nowhere with whomever you first speak to, ask for their supervisor... and so on and so on. Good luck « Show Less
658605
You will need to take off the ear pad. It just snaps off and the one battery is in each side.
1185319
The headphones themselves take rechargeable batteries (which are included with the product). The base that the headphones rest in when you're not using them is what charges the headphones so the base comes with an AC adapter that plugs into an electrical outlet. You can't directly plug the headphones into an AC adapter though. Hope that helps!
1526937
I don't believe you can replace them. They appear to be built in to the headphone. The only way possible to do so would be to completely take apart the headphone