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It doesn’t need a fix, the thing goes weeks between charges and you can charge enough for several hours of use in like 10 minutes, from a totally dead battery.
by vundercind 2y ago
It doesn’t need a fix, the thing goes weeks between charges and you can charge enough for several hours of use in like 10 minutes, from a totally dead battery. It’s a little silly but not an actual problem. There are a bunch of other reasons to prefer a different mouse, mostly having to do with ergonomic preferences or needs for real buttons and a physical scroll wheel (it’s a terrible mouse for gaming, for instance).
- getpost 2y agoI think it does. I've been interrupted more than once mid-flow while programming to recharge the battery. Or say, you're in the middle of a presentation. There are lots of mission-critical uses, which can't easily tolerate an interruption. You can't stop to recharge, and it's silly to compulsively check the battery, or carry multiple mice to avoid that situation. When the system was new, there was a reasonable warning ahead of time on the battery level, but now the warning is not sufficient for a work around, and the mouse much be charged within a minute or two.