The Nintendo DS battery has been made to be recharged around 500 times, after which the battery life will be 70% of its maximum charge. The length at which a rechargeable battery will last depends on how frequently you charge it. For older devices, it is usually recommended to allow the battery to drain as much as possible before recharging.
usally about 10 hours compared most like the ds lite which lasts about the same time
yes you do waste battery and also if you leave it there to long the battery will die
around 6-9 hours in none standby, 7+ days if in standby depends on how old your ds is
No The First Nintendo DS has a much bigger battery size.
Why would you leave it on anyway? And yes it's bad. It wastes battery, and your ds can only last 500 charges before it starts to stop working.
Never!
if your playing time is a period a day it could last for about...i mean around 2 to 5 days, at least thats how long mine last.
The aftermarket battery packs available for the Nintendo Ds provide around the same usage time of 6-10 hours as do the included factory battery pack. However the use of a third party battery pack will void your warranty.
No, sadly, it lasts less longer then the DS lite...
A full charged rechargeable DS Lites battery lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 850 mA and a 6' extension cable lasts for 10 hours.
usally about 10 hours compared most like the ds lite which lasts about the same time
yes you do waste battery and also if you leave it there to long the battery will die
around 6-9 hours in none standby, 7+ days if in standby depends on how old your ds is
a car battery last for about 3-5 years
If your Nintendo DS won't turn on even after you have charged the battery to full, you may have to purchase a new battery pack. Most battery packs for phones, computers and games will last you about 2 to 3 years.
As long as the battery is kept charged then it should last 3-5 years.
a panasonic triple a battery last about 4 hours nonstop.