Wireless microphone battery life cliff-like decline? These five misunderstandings are committed by 90% people.

Many people have encountered this situation: the microphone has just been fully charged, and the power failure is serious after one hour of broadcasting, and it is disconnected and turned off; The new machine has a long battery life and consumes a lot of power in a month or two. Many people mistakenly think that it is battery damage and equipment failure. In fact, most of them are caused by mistakes in daily use and charging habits.
The life span of wireless microphone never depends on the battery, but on the correct use and maintenance. Today, I will dismantle the most practical guide for microphone battery life avoidance in the whole network, and bid farewell to the problems of fast power consumption, durability and virtual electricity.

First, misunderstanding 1: plug in and charge all night, and charge as you use it.
Many people plug in the microphone directly after using it for the night, or even unplug the charging cable for a long time, which is the core reason for the premature battery aging. The built-in wireless microphone is all small lithium batteries, which will continue to float after being fully charged, which will accelerate the aging of the battery, leading to the subsequent situation of virtual power, fast power failure and second drop of full charge.
The correct way: unplug the power supply immediately after the microphone is fully charged and the indicator light changes color; You don't need to plug in for a long time every day, and the single charge is controlled within 2-3 hours to adapt to the charging law of small batteries.
Second, the second misunderstanding: long-term idle, no power off, no power supply.
When not using the microphone, it is the most easy problem for beginners to ignore. When the wireless microphone is in standby state, the internal chip and RF module still consume weak power. Long-term vacancy will not only exhaust the remaining power, but also make the battery enter a power-deficient sleep state, which will damage the battery activity and directly shorten the service life of the battery.
Correct practice: Be sure to turn off the power of the microphone and receiver after each use; If the battery is not used for a long time, it should be recharged every 15-20 days to keep the battery active and avoid battery failure.

Third, misunderstanding three: use the microphone while charging.
There is no electricity in the middle of live broadcast and recording, so it seems to be emergency and convenient to continue to use it directly, but it is extremely harmful. Charging and using at the same time will make the equipment generate double heat. High temperature is the number one killer of lithium batteries, which will not only lead to shorter battery life, but also easily lead to current noise and signal disconnection, which will damage the motherboard chip in severe cases.
The correct way: when the power is insufficient, stop using it, and then start broadcasting after it is fully charged and cooled, so as to prevent the operation of charging while using it.
4. Myth 4: Noise reduction and special effects are always on, which only increases power consumption.
Most wireless microphones have additional functions such as noise reduction, reverberation, gain enhancement, etc. Some users will turn on all the functions for radio reception. I don't know that these functions will continue to occupy the power consumption of the equipment, which is more than 30% higher than the normal radio power consumption, which directly leads to a great discount on battery life.
The correct way: indoor quiet environment, turn off redundant noise reduction and special effects functions, and only keep the basic radio; Open noise reduction on demand in outdoor noisy scenes, save electricity accurately, and extend the use time.

V. Myth 5: Signal interference leads to hidden power consumption.
Many people don't know that frequent searching and jamming of microphone signals will greatly increase power consumption. When the microphone receiver is too far away, there are too many peripheral routers and Bluetooth devices, and the signal is in an unstable state, the devices will continue to search for signals at high frequency, and the power consumption will increase sharply, resulting in inexplicable power failure.
The correct way: When using, keep the microphone close to the receiver and keep away from all kinds of wireless interference equipment, so that the signal is stable and the hidden power consumption can be effectively reduced.
Six, daily life maintenance tips
1. The new microphone does not need to be overcharged, but it can be fully charged normally. There is no such thing as "activating the battery", and overcharging will hurt the machine.
2. Try to use the original charging cable and ordinary 5V charging head to avoid fast charging and high-power charging equipment and prevent battery overload damage.
3. Don't use and charge in low temperature and high temperature environment. Abnormal temperature will lead to a sudden drop in battery life and even a safety hazard.