Batteries are the lifeblood of bluetooth headphones. Without batteries, your wireless headsets won't function at all. With several battery types available and compatible with most wireless earphones, which type is most suitable for your unit?
Not needing wires, Bluetooth headphones have become a hit among many people today. The absence of wires, either for audio or power, simply equates to convenience and mobility. Being cable-free, these wireless headphones rely on battery power for proper operation. More specifically, they rely on rechargeable batteries.
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Disposable batteries usually work, too, but the rechargeable type is more cost-efficient. The rechargeable battery also provides longer power than disposable batteries. One rechargeable battery type commonly used in many Bluetooth-powered headsets are the so-called NiMH (nickel-metal hydride) batteries.
Such kinds of batteries are lightweight and compact. These characteristics make them ideal for use in Bluetooth headsets. Also, nickel-metal hydride batteries have a voltage and power capacity that perfectly fits the needs of compact electronic devices such as Bluetooth earphones. They are even great to use with other similar devices.
Though such kinds of batteries often cost a little bit more than the standard, disposable kinds, nickel-metal hydride batteries can help you save more in the long run. Provided you store them in the proper condition when you are not using them, they will also not discharge power easily. Moreover, they have a longer lifespan than conventional batteries.
