Charge and turn off player

MP3 players Sansa Clip | Clip+
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Hi!

I started to initial charge my new sansa clip+ by wall charger and after 30sec I turn off player on power button. 4 hours later I disconnected player from charger and turn it on. Info page show 92% battery status. Am I did anything wrong, or it is OK?

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I don’t think you can actually turn off the player while its charging, so I’m curious how exactly you turned it off?

4

During charging (by wall charger) I pressed power button and display was turned off.

Hm, maybe, at this moment, clip+ has stopped charging?

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Yes. After that, I emptied battery completely and charge again (4X full cycles) and every time battery charge to 100% level.

But, now, I’m worried- with only 92% of first charging (and with player turned off) battery is, maybe, damaged?

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@vlaya wrote:

Yes. After that, I emptied battery completely and charge again (4X full cycles) and every time battery charge to 100% level.

But, now, I’m worried- with only 92% of first charging (and with player turned off) battery is, maybe, damaged?

Not to worry. This won’t affect it in the least.

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I get same thing, can take more than 4 hours but charge indicator might say full. Just leave it on charge longer and don’t worry abuot it.

I think it may stop charging if you turn unit off, not sure but it’s a funny way for the thing to but work who cares

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Probably is all OK. Thanks for your answers. I only wanted to get best battery life from my clip+, and thats why I listened instruction from Sandisk knowledge base: ‘Device should be off to maximize charging’.

Ha… maybe, the guy from support team who wrote this advice, listening private iPod, which can be turned off and charging :wink:

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“Probably is all OK. Thanks for your answers. I only wanted to get best battery life from my clip+, and thats why I listened instruction from Sandisk knowledge base: ‘Device should be off to maximize charging’.”

He meant to say the music should be paused if you want faster charging.