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I’d probably just leave it plugged in, honestly. I think the USB port on most TVs only sends power when the TV is on anyway, so it’s not like it’s running 24/7. I wouldn’t worry about wearing it out.
I just let mine run until the water runs out. I don’t really think about it too much, it’s fine for my desk.
Honestly I never really tested video on mine cause I mostly just use it for music and maps. I can see how the lag would be annoying if you were trying to watch something though. Probably just the nature of sending it wirelessly.
I’ve used mine for jogging a few times and they stayed put for me. I think the ear tips help a lot, but maybe it depends on your ear shape.
I didn’t really notice any hesitation myself, but I also wasn’t paying super close attention at first. Probably just overthinking it if it’s barely noticeable.
I had the Clip 2 too and honestly never really noticed the clip being an issue for me. The 5 looks fine, I’d probably just use it the same way.
I think people overthink the blade thing honestly. Wood has that softness that lets the knife sink in a little, but it’s not like it changes how the actual cut feels to me. The no smell part is the real win here, especially with fish. I just chop and move on, works fine.
I usually just leave mine plugged in when I’m playing on the TV. It’s less annoying than watching the battery drop and wondering if I’ll make it through another level.
I just picked one up a few weeks ago, so I can’t really say much about long term battery life yet. It’s still working fine just sitting on my keys, and I haven’t had to think about it at all.
I’d be careful with it. Matte finishes are super sensitive and once you mess up the texture there’s no going back. I’ve seen people ruin matte paint trying to polish it.
I barely use the ice chamber either so I’ve never really tested it, but I’d guess the 10 hours is on low with no ice. Still works fine for me just as a fan.
Alright, thanks for the replies everyone. Sounds like I was overthinking it a bit. I’ll just grab a new class 10 card to be safe and not risk losing any holiday footage. Cheers for clearing that up.
I picked one up mostly because I got tired of trying to hold a file at the right angle in bad lighting. It’s not some amazing tool but it does make it a lot harder to mess up the angle, so that’s something. I think it’s fine for a beginner, it’s not like it’s a huge investment anyway.