Sentences with phrase «often run on batteries»

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This 48 - pack from AmazonBasics isn't the most capable on a battery - by - battery basis, but since you're probably not running into emergencies all that often, you're mostly looking for value here.

This night light only runs on batteries, so you will have to replace the batteries frequently if you use it often.

That number will depend very much on where the car is used and how often its driver charges the battery pack (city - only drivers could potentially use very little fuel at all, long - distance owners won't see much benefit from petrol - only running) but it finally gives BMW a competitor in the increasing plug - in luxury market: Porsche and Mercedes - Benz already sell short - range plug - in hybrid luxury saloons.

With BMS keeping the battery in a specific charge range, the alternator can run more often at a lower voltage, which generates less drag on the engine resulting in improved fuel efficiency.

Technically, we've tested quite a few laptop computers that can last over eight hours, and seen some that can go a full 24 hours on a charge, but we're usually talking about devices that are running completely idle, with the screen brightness turned down unnaturally low, and often with a sizable extended battery bolted onto the bottom.

Only a few hours of charging from a totally drained battery will do the trick, and very often when your BlackBerry is running low on juice, even a quick hour on the charger will zap them back to fully - charged life.

Mophie's new Juice Pack Helium ($ 79) is one of the first of its kind that work with longer iDevice, so if you find your i5's often running in the red battery zone by noon each day, read on for the full review.

Interestingly, we also noticed battery life doesn't drain equally between earbuds, running out more quickly on the right bud, which we selected as the primary bud for fitness tracking and also used most often for control taps.

Standalone detectors run on batteries alone, so they may need to be replaced more often, and can not signal each other in the event of an emergency (the Nest is an exception to this).

Technically, we've tested quite a few laptop computers that can last over eight hours, and seen some that can go a full 24 hours on a charge, but we're usually talking about devices that are running completely idle, with the screen brightness turned down unnaturally low, and often with a sizable extended battery bolted onto the bottom.