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Mouse with USB-C and replaceable battery?
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this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2024
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Would you be ok with a mouse that takes AA batteries? Technically replaceable and lasts so long you’re only swapping batteries once or twice a year, Logitech G603 Lightspeed is an option and I love my Logitech G604 lightspeed that only takes one AA and lasts 4-6 months. If you got some rechargeable batteries that’s even better. Unfortunately neither are USB-C so it’s not a wired device at all, no ports on the mice in general.
You can also get rechargeable AA batteries. It might be better, since there isn't a cable, and you can charge one set of batteries, while using the other in the mouse.
I agree 100%, NiMH cells (the standard for rechargeable AA, AAA, I even have some AAAA for certain tablet styli) have gotten so cheap, they're sometimes cheaper than alkaline at first use! It's insane.
If you don't have a charger I've heard good things about the Ikea Stenkol one, cheap (5-12€ depending on country) but should be reliable. Ikea also sells the cells.
Ikea rechargeables batteries have been tested and are amongst the best, especially for the price
projectfarm on youtube for a comparison
Good to know thanks!