Does this mouse use a standard rechargeable battery type (AA, AAA, etc) or does it use a proprietary battery?
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It uses a built in battery, cant remove it, the base this mouse comes with also charges it, but battery should never really be an issue, the mouse also has an input hole, you can play while you charge.
1926092
AA's. My mouse is several months old, used daily, and the batteries have yet to need replacing. Battery life is simply not an issue!
1883187
This pointer uses a single AAA battery, but has room for a spare battery inside the pointer's body, which useful. However, I stopped using it altogether due to its low reliability: it works only sometimes. Also, it has too many features, which actually get in the way when you try to keep your mind on the presentation and not on operating the pointer. Ronny
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it uses on AA battery. I haven't tried the rechargeable, but don't see any reason why they wouldn't work. There is an on/off switch on the back, which will save battery life if you turn it off when not in use. The battery lasted over a year, without turning it off when not in use. I love my wireless mouse!
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The problem is that Mobee used flat pieces of metal that just do not make good contact with the mouse's terminals. The magic mouse is very finicky when it comes to voltage drops, and when it drops to low, it simply shuts off. Your mouse isn't disconnecting, it's restarting because the voltage is dropping to low, which is caused by the weak contact with the battery. Along with the fact that it doesn't last more than a couple of days before needing to be recharged, it's the worst $40 I've ever spent. I switched to the Apple rechargeables several months ago and have never looked back.
1754140
The mouse uses a standard-sized USB port. If your device has a port to accept the plug-in it should work just fine.
1436589
All I can tell you is that I picked my G700 up at Best Buy in January, and it has one single Sanyo Eneloop AA battery. I too have read reviews where they said they had 2 batteries, so all I can think is that they must have released two versions of this mouse. Two batteries I would imagine would indeed give longer life, but at the tradeoff of a much heavier weight. My single-battery model is plenty heavy as it is. I don't know if I'd want a second battery at this point.
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standard usb port is all that is req for this mouse to work. short answer is yes.
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1)No it doesn't but I have accidentally left it on overnight for some days and the batteries seem fine. The driver software actually indicates the battery level and has an indicator when the batteries are low. 2)It is optical. 3)The link for the M510 mouse FAQ is http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/wireless-mouse-m510?osid=23&bit;=64 ,there you can click on the software you need, it is useful since I so some gaming.
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I do not know.. I just use it as as wireless mouse.pro: wireless range is longer than average mouse.Con: 1. battery goes out soon. 2. No outside left and right button.
1085141
If it is a direct wired mouse you don't recharge it. It plugs into the back of the computer. If it is a wireless mouse you have to change the batteries.
715908
No, the IMAGE® 2 in 1 Wireless Handheld USB Optical Trackball Mouse - Rechargeble is designed for right hand fit. The product I received has a changeable battery rather than rechargeable internal.
157776
It comes with a battery, and you use a touch pad w/ your fingers. Easy to get used to if you have always used a mouse before. I love mine!
488397
A single AA, and NiMH works just fine. I get a week or two out of mine, using the mouse all day long.
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Yes, you can use rechargeable batteries. But it comes with AA battery pre-installed, and it really does last a long, long time (the package claims 18 months), especially if you're good about shutting off the mouse when you walk away from the computer or are watching a movie/show on it, so you might find that it's not so bad to just use regular batteries.
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I bought the mouse back in November and haven't changed the battery yet. I use it probably an average of 3-4 hours a day.
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Its not the greatest, but depends on how much you use the mouse. What I did was buy a 4-pack of Rechargeable AA's so that when they go out, just replace the two with fresh one and recharge the depleted ones. In that way, you're always ready with fresh batteries...