My original battery in my MX Anywhere 2 died & wouldn't hold a charge for longer than 20 hours.
I tried two replacements from Amazon (650 & 600mAh) they lasted about 18 - 20 days & wouldn't take a recharge.
I bought a 500mAh one, it ran for about 17 days before needing a recharge, but at least it took a fresh charge.
This is the only wireless mouse I have ever purchased (The rest have been "salvaged" from e-waste) I am sure the OEM battery actually ran for far longer before depletion & compared to how long a standard wireless mouse runs without needing new batteries I'm hard pushed to see the benefit of the extra expenditure.
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Replacement skids (feet) are available on Amazon.
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Replacement skates (feet) are available on Amazon.
My original battery in my MX Anywhere 2 died & wouldn't hold a charge for longer than 20 hours.
I tried two replacements from Amazon (650 & 600mAh) they lasted about 18 - 20 days & wouldn't take a recharge.
I bought a 500mAh one, it ran for about 17 days before needing a recharge, but at least it took a fresh charge.
This is the only wireless mouse I have ever purchased (The rest have been "salvaged" from e-waste) I am sure the OEM battery actually ran for far longer before depletion & compared to how long a standard wireless mouse runs without needing new batteries I'm hard pushed to see the benefit of the extra expenditure.
My original battery in my MX Anywhere 2 died & wouldn't hold a charge for longer than 20 hours.
I tried two replacements from Amazon (650 & 600mAh) they lasted about 18 - 20 days & wouldn't take a recharge.
I bought a 500mAh one, it ran for about 17 days before needing a recharge, but at least it took a fresh charge.
This is the only wireless mouse I have ever purchased (The rest have been "salvaged" from e-waste) I am sure the OEM battery actually ran for far longer before depletion & compared to how long a standard wireless mouse runs without needing new batteries I'm hard pushed to see the benefit of the extra expenditure.