This is a discussion on Question w/ Wireless keyboard & Magic Mouse within the iMac forums, part of the Apple Hardware and Software category; Okay so pretty much loving everything being wireless and what not but I do have a small question about how ...
Okay so pretty much loving everything being wireless and what not but I do have a small question about how the battery life on these are? So far I have been using my computer pretty heavy putting all of my previous information from my old computer onto the new one and also writing a lot of emails and listening to music and photo shop. I have not noticed the battery life or the keyboard life go down at all and I have been on it pretty much since I bought it except when I went to bed. So for people who do have the wireless setup how often do we have to replace the batteries? What's like the typical life span on the batteries? Thanks! I am just curious thinking maybe I should stock up on them? LOL! Thanks for the help people!
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iPhone 3G[S] // 21.5 iMac // iPad [coming soon!]
When I click on system preferences and then mouse it shows the battery life still at 100%. I have no idea how accurate that it. Most wireless mice/keyboards boast 6 months or longer on batteries but if I get 3-4 months I'm ok with that.
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My wireless keyboard goes at least a few months on the same set of batteries. Can't comment on the mouse, though.
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Cool thanks for the input fella's
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I'm saying I don't know how accurate it is. I've been using mine for 2 days and it's still showing 100%. But I'm really expecting to only change batteries 2-3 times a year.
I also did want to ask you guys when you are done using your magic mouse and keyboard for the evening do you turn them off every time or just leave them on? I mean how much battery could it possible use when its not in use?
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iPhone 3G[S] // 21.5 iMac // iPad [coming soon!]
when you're not using the keyboard, it is off.
i know there is an off switch for the mouse... but again, i haven't used one.
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