Charging..

So, I've always been under the impression that it's best for rechargable batteries to use up all their power, and then charge them. But sometimes that leaves my 3DS with not so much power left.

Do you guys use it until it runs out, and then charge it? Or put it on the cradle all the time so it's always ready to go..?

So, I've always been under the impression that it's best for rechargable batteries to use up all their power, and then charge them. But sometimes that leaves my 3DS with not so much power left.

Do you guys use it until it runs out, and then charge it? Or put it on the cradle all the time so it's always ready to go..?

glimpus

The 3DS's battery isn't like those nicads or whatever they are that require full charges to extend their life. As others have said, you can simply drop it in the cradle and charge if you've played it for 30 minutes or 3 hours.JustPlainLucas

[QUOTE="glimpus"]

So, I've always been under the impression that it's best for rechargable batteries to use up all their power, and then charge them. But sometimes that leaves my 3DS with not so much power left.

Do you guys use it until it runs out, and then charge it? Or put it on the cradle all the time so it's always ready to go..?

DustinTheWind

really? i did not know this. hmmmmmmmmm excellent. thanks for all the input guys.