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Disable low battery warnings on Apple Bluetooth devices
Isn't just replacing the batteries an easier solution. If you disable the warning, how are you going to know when the batteries need to be replaced, other than when the device fails all together.
Disable low battery warnings on Apple Bluetooth devices
No kidding. I've always used Lithium batteries in my mouse and once the warning starts flashing I've got less than an hour of use left. Time to change them.
Disable low battery warnings on Apple Bluetooth devices
I agree, when the battery warnings start, you've got little battery life left. Lithiums seem to die rapidly.
Disable low battery warnings on Apple Bluetooth devices
I have only come across lithium batteries from Apple. I've never used alkaline batteries in my mouse. Instead once the original lithium batteries are worn out, I use rechargable batteries. I'm currently using 2000mAh Ni-Mh, which seem to last at most a couple of weeks before the first warning comes on, then for a month or so. This means that it sits on the warning for significantly more time than without claiming I need to change them. Maybe the problem is that rechargeable batteries run on 1.2 volts instead of 1.5 volts.
Disable low battery warnings on Apple Bluetooth devices
Normally I get about 3 weeks of use out of the mouse after the menu starts flashing. When the batteries get really low a dialog box pops up IIRC, and eventually the mouse stops working. That's when I replace them. |
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