mukaelchido
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Is The Red Light Supposed To Flash Or Completely Stay Red The Whole Time Its Plugged In Im Confused
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How Do I Charge My Playstation 3 Official Bluetooth Headset?
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Beef_stew4u
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Just plug the stand in, and stick the headset on the stand. The red light should be a solid red ( at least mine is).
When the headset is charging, it will flash, which means it is not fully charged.
When the light goes to solid red, that means it is still in a charging state (attached with a cord or in it's cradle), but the headset has been fully charged.
Basically, instead of having a green light, when it is fully charged, it shows a solid red light, which means it is charged, but is still attached to a charging device.
The same is true for your controllers. When they are charging, the light flashes. When they are fully charged but still attached to a charging device, they will go to solid red.
Think of the flashing red as charging, and the solid red as a green light, which means it is fully charged.
To make it simple: When the red light is flashing, the headset is charging. When the red light goes solid red, it is done charging.
When the light goes to solid red, that means it is still in a charging state (attached with a cord or in it's cradle), but the headset has been fully charged.
Basically, instead of having a green light, when it is fully charged, it shows a solid red light, which means it is charged, but is still attached to a charging device.
The same is true for your controllers. When they are charging, the light flashes. When they are fully charged but still attached to a charging device, they will go to solid red.
Think of the flashing red as charging, and the solid red as a green light, which means it is fully charged.
To make it simple: When the red light is flashing, the headset is charging. When the red light goes solid red, it is done charging.
When the headset is charging, it will flash, which means it is not fully charged.
When the light goes to solid red, that means it is still in a charging state (attached with a cord or in it's cradle), but the headset has been fully charged.
Basically, instead of having a green light, when it is fully charged, it shows a solid red light, which means it is charged, but is still attached to a charging device.
The same is true for your controllers. When they are charging, the light flashes. When they are fully charged but still attached to a charging device, they will go to solid red.
Think of the flashing red as charging, and the solid red as a green light, which means it is fully charged.
To make it simple: When the red light is flashing, the headset is charging. When the red light goes solid red, it is done charging.
When the light goes to solid red, that means it is still in a charging state (attached with a cord or in it's cradle), but the headset has been fully charged.
Basically, instead of having a green light, when it is fully charged, it shows a solid red light, which means it is charged, but is still attached to a charging device.
The same is true for your controllers. When they are charging, the light flashes. When they are fully charged but still attached to a charging device, they will go to solid red.
Think of the flashing red as charging, and the solid red as a green light, which means it is fully charged.
To make it simple: When the red light is flashing, the headset is charging. When the red light goes solid red, it is done charging.