Lithium Battery FAQ & Care Tips

retiredhench · 05-06-2007

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Originally Posted by zsombor

Ummmmm... sorry i dont really get it.
Is there any way to discharge the miniPlayer?

Of course. Just let it play songs or video's, or just have it on.

as easy as that

wayaniki · 05-23-2007

Thanks for the useful infos....the battery playtime already exceed what ipod has offered. now I dont hv to re-charge almost every other day like i did with my my ex-ipod nano. how long do u think the lifespan will last for meizu....1 - 2 yrs. ?

DimaMP4 · 05-23-2007

Great info!

Whatakevin · 09-23-2007

ahhh thank you for the info. i always thought i should evercharge the 1st time or the battery will have shorter life. i also thought that if you charge when its full it will damage the battery. and i even thought that i should charge as little as possible. thanks for the great info.

Moogle Stiltzkin · 09-29-2007

Ok now onto the million dollar question .....

Is my Meizu M6 SL lithium battery user replaceable :d ?

If so how much is the replacement battery ? And where can i buy it ?

I find many people neglect finding out about this, in this age of society where we make disposable items with very short life spans.... mass produce stuff that wear and tear and are disposed compared with the good old quality master craftmanship of old :x

I recall the Ipods having the fans complain about the cost to replace their Lithium batteries, so i wonder where does Meizu M6 stand on this :x ?

If it was already mentioned in some other post elsewhere i apologise upfront for my ignorance. But seeing as this is a pinned thread about the battery, maybe this should be mentioned here as well :x my 2 cents.

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Looking at GMP3’s video previews of the M6 and D2 from, we wonder anew why people keep trooping to Apple stores for an iPod. On that note, we’ve also included a video review of the M6 by AnythingButiPod. They had a pretty comprehensive look at the user interface. Simple, but you know it’ll last longer than 1.5 years.

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http://www.pmptoday.com/2007/06/16/m...-video-review/

http://www.pmptoday.com/2007/06/15/t...-battery-woes/

ouchast · 01-15-2008

Most of these "rules and tips" applies to the old type of batteries, that's probably why they've added it to the new ones as well (in the manual). Alternatively to have something to complain about when you want to return a defect product?