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Question: when the battery goes where can you get replacement or do you have to buy anew logiteh wirelss mouse m185
Document: Good, simple, effective replacement for a wired mouse. This is the third Logitech wireless mouse I have bought, and yes, I would buy another.
My other wireless mouse for my home computer is a Toshiba Model: PA3745U-1ETZ that cost more than twice as much as this mouse and the stupid thing goes through two AAA batteries every week. I'm going to recycle that pos and buy another Logitech M185 for my home computer.
It is fine, it works, glad to have a wire off the desk. My question is, however, way can we not get cheap replacement transmitters?
Bought a Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500, which I'm pretty happy with so far (after a few weeks of use). It's at least as responsive as the m185, slightly heavier, buttons and scroll wheel are a bit stiffer (though maybe that's just because it's still new), and the battery cover doesn't rattle.
This Logitech m185 mouse - in its packaging - is specified to require Mac OS X 10.5 or later operating system for iMac and MacBook computers. I happen to have a three year old iMac and am running OS X 10.4.11. I was unable to find the mouse listed on Logitech's web site so I was unable to find out more about how I might get the mouse to operate with full functionality on my iMac. There were no downloads on the Logitech web site for this mouse.
The scroll button is cheaply made and the "cogs" don't seem to catch. It doesn't scroll down well and sometimes doesn't scroll up at all. It's also missing a feature I appreciated on my previousmouse: a light that goes on when the battery is live and out when it's dead. I will think twice before buying Logitech again.
I have only had to change the battery twice in two years and I use it daily. If and when this one gives up the ghost, I will buy another one. This is a great product for a great price. I definitely recommend this mouse.
Value for money. I have two of these, 1st one is over a year old, still going strong. Just pop in anew battery about once every 6 months.
I use one at the office and decided to get one for home too. I just found out that the receiver tucks neatly away next to the battery compartment when not in use. The mouse is responsive, a good size--not too large nor too small--and works perfectly all the time. What more could you want?
At $19.99 to $14.99, I would only do so if you could get free shipping. I guess it might be worth $20, but for a basic mouse, I wouldn't really expect we should have to pay much higher than about $15.00.Note:  This mouse is supposedly able to last as long as 1 year on the battery provided.
Answer: It's an off the shelf AA or AAA battery