Hi everyone!
I'm not entirely sure if this is the correct section, so my apologies if it isn't.
To begin with, I own a Connection V2, a V3, and a V5 (and my sister has another V3).
I recently found them all in a drawer (??), back inside their boxes and with the white bits of paper that disconnect the battery inside them. It had been quite a few years since I last saw any signs of life from their batteries, so I bought some new ones and replaced.
The point is, I don't remember how long did any of those batteries last and I'm worried it might not be long, so, regarding the V2 and V3, I've been thinking about leaving the lights on during my Tamas' sleep (and switch to the clock on the V5). But I know that counts as bad care, and I don't want that either, so... If you turn the lights off at the beggining of bedtime, and turn them back on now that the attention icon has turned off, would that count as bad care too? If not, would it save more battery than displaying the clock?
Thanks for your answers
I'm not entirely sure if this is the correct section, so my apologies if it isn't.
To begin with, I own a Connection V2, a V3, and a V5 (and my sister has another V3).
I recently found them all in a drawer (??), back inside their boxes and with the white bits of paper that disconnect the battery inside them. It had been quite a few years since I last saw any signs of life from their batteries, so I bought some new ones and replaced.
The point is, I don't remember how long did any of those batteries last and I'm worried it might not be long, so, regarding the V2 and V3, I've been thinking about leaving the lights on during my Tamas' sleep (and switch to the clock on the V5). But I know that counts as bad care, and I don't want that either, so... If you turn the lights off at the beggining of bedtime, and turn them back on now that the attention icon has turned off, would that count as bad care too? If not, would it save more battery than displaying the clock?
Thanks for your answers