A lot of the time on the Mino HD, it’s usually a tired battery due to the age of these. The issue with these is a dead battery will render it completely unusable. Tese days, most people opt to put it up for parts and see if they can at least sell it to get a few bucks out of them.
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While Cisco no longer supports them, you can buy a battery for it from a 3rd party - however, it’s not always the best option with the age of these and advancements in smartphones and standalone camcorders. If you insist on a standalone camcorder you’re usually better off buying a camcorder or point and shoot with AVCHD and MP4 options in many cases. That said, the smartphone in your pocket often is good enough for many as well so get a tripod mount for your phone and try to shoot with that if you have a lot of space (128GB minimum, 256GB+ recommended).
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While Cisco no longer supports them, you can buy a 3rd party battery. However, it’s not always the best option with the age of these camcorders compared to the advancements in even a 3-4 year old smartphone, and standalone camcorders. If you insist on a standalone camcorder you’re usually better off buying a camcorder or point and shoot with AVCHD and MP4 options in many cases. That said, the smartphone in your pocket often is good enough for many as well so get a tripod mount for your phone and try to shoot with that if you have a lot of space (128GB minimum, 256GB+ recommended).
A lot of the time on the Mino HD, it’s a tired battery just due to the raw age of these things - if you do not believe me, check eBay for as-is ones with battery issues. The pack being dead completely shuts these units down. Most people opt to put it up for parts and see if they can at least sell it to get a few bucks out of them.
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A lot of the time on the Mino HD, it’s usually a tired battery due to the age of these. The issue with these is a dead battery will render it completely unusable. Tese days, most people opt to put it up for parts and see if they can at least sell it to get a few bucks out of them.
While Cisco no longer supports them, you can buy a battery for it from a 3rd party - however, it’s not always the best option with the age of these and advancements in smartphones and standalone camcorders. If you insist on a standalone camcorder you’re usually better off buying a camcorder or point and shoot with AVCHD and MP4 options in many cases. That said, the smartphone in your pocket often is good enough for many as well so get a tripod mount for your phone and try to shoot with that if you have a lot of space (128GB minimum, 256GB+ recommended).
A lot of the time on the Mino HD, it’s a tired battery just due to the raw age of these things - if you do not believe me, check eBay for as-is ones with battery issues. The pack being dead completely shuts these units down. Most people opt to put it up for parts and see if they can at least sell it to get a few bucks out of them.
While Cisco no longer supports them, you can buy a battery for it from a 3rd party - however, it’s not always the best option with the age of these and advancements in smartphones and standalone camcorders. If you insist on a standalone camcorder you’re usually better off buying a camcorder or point and shoot with AVCHD and MP4 options in many cases. That said, the smartphone in your pocket often is good enough for many as well so get a tripod mount for your phone and try to shoot with that if you have a lot of space (128GB minimum, 256GB+ recommended).