I had a talk with one of the guys from Batteries + about rechargeable
in cordless mice and they didn't recommend rechargeables as being the
best option because they self drain quite quickly and so only retain
sufficient charge for around 1 to 2 months normal use. He suggested
that with the cost of 4 Lion batteries (2 in the mouse and 2
charged replacements) being about $20+ (for brand name ones) you
could get a blister pack of 20 alkaline batteries and each pair
should last about 3 months so you should get around 2 to 3 years
out of a pack.
Depends on the mouse but ...
The MS Intellimouse Explorer here at work seems to just keep going
and going (AA batteries). The logitech MX1000 at home seems to last
a few weeks (rechargable) ... less so if I spend a weekend playing
WoW *heh heh*.
Cheers,
T.
On 26/08/2005, at 1:56 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
Hello Everyone,
They make life easy but ..... what battery life is being experienced
for a cordless mouse ?
Anybody ?
Thanks
Bob
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