Can I use rechargeable batteries in this mouse?
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I'm not sure but I don't think so, but I haven't had it very long, but if it is like the marathone mouse I have and it is compared to it in all the Logitech inf. Extra-long battery lifeGo for up to 18 months without a battery change** I got htis last part of off the Logitech inf. on Amazon.Logitech Wireless Mouse M325 with Designed-for-Web Scrolling - Black Topography (910-002965) If you type this last line in the Amazon search bar it should take you to the page, scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page and it gives you all the inf. from Logitech about the mouse.
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I don't know why you couldn't however the paperwork says the batteries last up to18 months. Hope that helps ;) Tammy
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In my opiinion, yes. However, I am not a tech expert on this. I believe a AAA works.
245365
Yes. I always use it with rechargeable batteries. It doesn't last for 18 months though.
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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 don't see why not. I haven't tried them in this mouse but have used them in similar mice before without any issues.
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Don't know - the power consumtion is so low that I use my recargeables in a camera instead
399337
It does not take batteries. If its not responding its most likely that either the mouse itself is broken or that there as an issue with the USB port or PC
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Dear Kene,No. Rechargeable batteries have to use a dedicated battery charger.Regards
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I'm sure you can use rechargeable batteries as long as they are correct size. I use mine for a while and due to climate and salt water air exposure, I remove the batteries when it's not in use. battery bleeding acid will corrode the connections. You don't want to leave batteries unattended in any unit for too long.
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I just use alkaline batteries. I am not sure about rechargeable batteries. Sorry.
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No. You can use regular rechargeable batteries. Nice little kit though. Takes two AA batteries about 3 hours to recharge.
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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.
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No. I'm not sure what kind of rechargeable batteries you have, but I have tried this before with the energizer rechargeable batteries and it doesn't work because you can only charge them with the charger case thing that comes with the batteries. I'm guessing this can be applied to all rechargeable batteries. For some reason the usb charger won't recognize the batteries, and if they do charge it is a lie! Maybe this didn't work for just me, byt it's better if you just buy the battery pack. Much longer battery life.
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NO. Only use AA batteries. Do not use rechargeable because they do not hold on the right charge for long. I did install a female power jack. This way I could use an adjustable volt, 1.5v to 12v, DC wall power supply. I hope this helps. Have fun with it. RobS...
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Cmiller is correct, you can use rechargeable batteries. I remembered a warning in the manual regarding rechargeable batteries, so I checked it again-- it warns against trying to use non-rechargeable batteries in a battery recharger, which might seem like a no-brainer but some people might be tempted to try doing that. There is even a function that lets you specify that you're using rechargeable batteries. But it would be much better to just buy the Survival Kit, which has a power adapter, headphones, and extended warranty.
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Only the mouse can be plugged in for recharging. The keyboard batteries last a long time. I replaced them maybe every two years.
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Apparently so, but I'm not really not sure. I couldn't find any product like this that has replaceable, rechargeable batteries. If someone knows of some, let me know. (I know there are a few that use regular batteries.)
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You can use 'C' batteries. But you will find that the rechargeables work so much better you won't want to use "regular" batteries.
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Yes you can use rechargeable batteries, I use them. I have a 4sd card but an 8 should work
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I dont use rechargeable batteries. My apologies that I cant offer you more assistance.
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The mouse came with two AA batteries when I ordered it and I have not had to change them yet (it's only been a couple months) But I would venture to say that it would depend on the brand and quality of the batteries that you choose to use. My mouse came with Energizer Advanced batteries.
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if you mean the tiny USB item that comes with the mouse, no. It goes into your computer, in the back with the other USB plugs. It takes 2 AA batteries, and mine last quite long compared to people using other wireless mice here at work. AND I never turn the mouse off, either! It's great on battery usage, very low.