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Never understood wireless keyboards and mice. Checking the battery level would drive me crazy, and you’re next to a power source anyway!
by Xenoamorphous 3y ago
Never understood wireless keyboards and mice. Checking the battery level would drive me crazy, and you’re next to a power source anyway!
- BoxFour 3y agoThe primary advantage for me is that it alleviates port congestion. Even when using a dock, I often found myself running out of available ports. Switching two devices to Bluetooth made a notable difference (even if it causes the occasional annoyance).
- wildrhythms 3y agoBest wireless keyboard I ever owned is the Logitech solar keyboard. It goes out of stock constantly. It doesn't need direct sunlight at all to keep its charge either. And no perceivable latency (I am quite sensitive to that sort of thing). It lasted me about 5 years before it stopped taking a charge.
- flangola7 3y agoImagine if typing induced a recharging current.
- GuB-42 3y agoWired keyboards are generally fine. But I generally prefer wireless mice because the wire sometimes gets in the way as I move it around. As for the battery level, I just plug my mouse in when the LED is red. And plug it out when I have enough charge and the wire becomes annoying. I can use it while charging, like a regular wired mouse, so no big deal.
- Tagbert 3y agoThe Apple wireless keyboard and mouse will give you a notice in the menubar when the battery starts to get low. Then you just plug it in while on lunch or overnight. When you come back it’s ready to go.