NUX Mighty Plug (headphone amp)

[rwillett]

Mine lasts a lot more than an hour. Not sure how long but a few hours at least. 

 

I wonder if you have a dodgy battery?

 

Rob

[alexa3020]

several hours for me too

[BassApprentice]

I don't use mine too often, can't remember the last time I charged it but even sitting dormant for a month or two it still has charge and no low battery warning.

Sounds like the battery isn't actually being turned off, or just a naff battery in your one. Under warranty?

[Velarian]

I have the older model and never experienced any issues.

 

Just shooting from the hip here, but have you tried any different headphones? I’m just wondering if Nu-x is using more power driving the headphones; maybe an impedance issue?

 

I’ve no idea what I’m talking about so please ignore me if I’m completely off target. 😉

[synthaside]

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2 hours ago, Velarian said:

I have the older model and never experienced any issues.

 

Just shooting from the hip here, but have you tried any different headphones? I’m just wondering if Nu-x is using more power driving the headphones; maybe an impedance issue?

 

I’ve no idea what I’m talking about so please ignore me if I’m completely off target. 😉

This is indeed a thing ...   The rule is roughly,   higher impedance = more battery charge consumed for the same duration of listening with the same loudness   ... there are lots of other factors too, so the math's not totally accurate

Before you return it , try a different set of headphones, while they may not sound anywhere near as "good",  I'm using a pair of cheap gaming headset with mine as it has good bass response for all the explosions, I assume  I had it phone knocking around the holiday apartment as it's the headset for work team's calls. 

 I've played for multiple sessions on one charge; this is an original mighty plug rather than a pro,  It sounds like you have a choice to make...  quality of sound for session duration ...  or like perhaps duct tape a cheap USB powerbank to it  I'm assuming like mine it works while plugged in too.

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[soulstar89]

2 hours ago, rwillett said:

Mine lasts a lot more than an hour. Not sure how long but a few hours at least. 

 

I wonder if you have a dodgy battery?

 

Rob

 

I am not sure to be honest. Some of the suggestions have been helpful.

[soulstar89]

2 hours ago, BassApprentice said:

I don't use mine too often, can't remember the last time I charged it but even sitting dormant for a month or two it still has charge and no low battery warning.

Sounds like the battery isn't actually being turned off, or just a naff battery in your one. Under warranty?

 

It is under warranty and returns. I've until the 8th of July to return it. 

 

[soulstar89]

1 hour ago, Velarian said:

I have the older model and never experienced any issues.

 

Just shooting from the hip here, but have you tried any different headphones? I’m just wondering if Nu-x is using more power driving the headphones; maybe an impedance issue?

 

I’ve no idea what I’m talking about so please ignore me if I’m completely off target. 😉

 

I've not as yet. My Bose headphones are battery powered, music plays whether I switch on the Bose or not, but the sound becomes much louder when I turn on the Bose noise cancelling. I presume they are acting like a headphone amp.  

[soulstar89]

59 minutes ago, synthaside said:

 

This is indeed a thing ...   The rule is roughly,   higher impedance = more battery charge consumed for the same duration of listening with the same loudness   ... there are lots of other factors too so the math's not totally accurate

Before you return it , try a different set of headphones, while they may not sound anywhere near as "good",  I'm using a pair of cheap gaming headset with mine as it has good bass response for all the explosions, I assume
But I had that phone knocking around as it's the headset for work team's calls. 

 I've played for multiple sessions on one charge; this is an original mighty plug rather than a pro,  It sounds like you have a choice to make...  quality of sound for  session duration ...  or like perhaps  duct tape a cheap USB powerbank to it  I'm assuming like mine it works while plugged in too.

Thanks for info. I will have to look what impedance my headphones are. I will give the crappy iphone headphones a try and see what happens.  I will update later today.