Hi. If you look at the guide for the Woopower blue tooth wrist speaker, it says the battery life of the speaker is 48 hours of standby time. I wondered how long this would be with the battery being used for constant sound, so I put it through its paces. I started listening to an FM station at about 11:15 in the morning. I listened to the pitiful Bungles game against the Broncos, and that ended at about 4:15 in the afternoon. I then switched to listening to the Reds game on blue tooth, and that lasted about another half hour. I then switched to the Padres game, and the battery finally gave up the ghost at about 5:15 in the afternoon. This means that the battery gives about 6 hours of use. I don't know if it would be much shorter with blue tooth, since I used it in radio mode most of the time. In any case, six hours of use isn't bad, and, in my case, this should give me a nice day's worth of use. Besides, I got the speaker for GPS use, so it won't be used as much.
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