It doesn't look as though you can. I was reading iLounge's review of these speakers dated 30 June 2008 and they said that someone had raised the point that

"the unit’s lack of a user-replaceable battery could limit its longevity to however long the supplied 10-hour rechargeable battery would last. However, in that case, Logitech noted that its post-warranty period policy is to supply a complete replacement at half the original unit’s MSRP. Since the warranty on Pure-Fi Anywhere 2 lasts for two years, which is longer than Apple’s warranty on iPods or iPhones, you’ll be safe for a reasonable period of time."

I tried to post a link but it said I had posted inappropriate text and wouldn't let me continue!

• Answered by SP from NORTHAMPTON
• Nov 27, 2009
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