Won’t the battery fail sooner in the ConnectClip/EduMic with constant power? Has anyone tested whether these can operate with constant power without the battery being present?
I agree with this, that if you keep the EduMic or ConnectClip battery at 100% all the times, that’s just a recipe for early battery failure.
Plus giving those 2 devices constant power does not necessarily imply that they’re smart enough to know that they’re having constant power so they can send out stronger signals like the TV Adapter does (if that assumption were correct in the first place, we just don’t know). Oticon designed them to run on battery, so regardless of whether those devices are plugged in or at 100% or at 20%, their transmission power is probably designed to be at the same (weaker) transmission anyway to conserve energy.
You’re ignoring this member’s posts.