> The type of batteries in Magic Mouse 2 provides a range of voltages as they are being used, from about 3.5v to 4.2. No matter which value you choose, it’s st

> The type of batteries in Magic Mouse 2 provides a range of voltages as they are being used, from about 3.5v to 4.2. No matter which value you choose, it’s still more energy than your inferior batteries. The capacity is rated based off of the listed voltage though. And even if they do have a larger capacity it isn't a massive difference. > This discussion is pointless, you’re just rehashing a tired argument that is completely obvious to anyone and in their design Apple chose to ignore it and that’s all that matters. But it is a valid argument. > It wouldn’t even surprise me if Apple chose to ignore it just to give the typical armchair design crowd something to philosophize about. They are never going to buy the products anyway so they are a lost cause. Hmm, I actually kind of lied when I said I haven't bought any Apple products. I have, I just don't have any recent models, I own the iPad 1, iPad 2 and iPad 3. All three are still functional to this day. Again, I don't avoid Apple just because they are Apple, I avoid them because their design flaws outweigh the benefits of purchasing them for me. Plus, aren't we all "armchair designers" around here?