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hobbers99

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Aug 25, 2007
12
0
UK
does anyone who has got a BT mighty mouse with their new imac know what the average battery lifespan is???
 

hobbers99

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Aug 25, 2007
12
0
UK
thats ok then, was just wondering coz i did hear a rumour that they ate batteries lol
 

wazgilbert

macrumors regular
Jan 15, 2007
203
19
UK South
I do, the furry beast brings gifts. and then loses them in the house.

At least I get the brownie points from the missus for eviction!
 

JimmyDreams

macrumors 6502
Jul 24, 2007
296
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Don't need a mousetrap as I have the furry four-legged kind that purrs.

My moustrap doesn't puke up furballs on my expensive comforter!! Or lick it's butt and then come 'round to lick my face! My moustrap ALSO isn't afraid of the vacuum cleaner!!

Yep...I sure do love my mousetrap!!:p

JimmyD
:apple::apple::apple::apple:
 

Sedulous

macrumors 68030
Dec 10, 2002
2,530
2,579
The batteries in my wireless Mightly Mouse have lasted since May... and still going. It is not used heavily daily. Compared to my old Apple wireless mouse this is a very long battery life.
 

termina3

macrumors 65816
Jul 16, 2007
1,078
1
TX
My wireless MM has great battery life. I replace the batteries once a month–I use rechargables.
 

Tramjaw

macrumors member
Aug 23, 2007
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Chicago
i had them last from feb. to about... mid august. with average usage and the batteries they came with.

i'm actually using a bt MM on my vista machine too :p


...right click is alot more responsive...
 

quadgirl

macrumors regular
Aug 3, 2006
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Yeah, about 3 months from the Lithium ones that come with the mouse. 2 months for Duracell and and about a month for 2500mAh rechargeables. Doesn't sound much compared with good usb mice, but Bluetooth devices can really suck the juice. In my opinion, if you want a Bluetooth for your mac, the Apple one is the best way to go. Longing lasting batteries, smoothest motion and no wake up from sleep delay. Ooh, and if you're short of batteries, the BT mighty mouse can run from just ONE battery. I love mine!
 

HLdan

macrumors 603
Aug 22, 2007
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Not to worry. The Mighty Mouse only needs one battery to operate it. The second battery is for more functionality so with 2 batteries the lifespan of the batteries should be a few months. :)
 
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