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30200	2002-01-07 18:14:00	I recently purchased a cordless mouse and after having great problems with having to put new batteries in every 5 minutes I replaced them with rechargable batteries and solved that problem. However now I find that the left mouse button has given up the ghost. Is it worth tsking it back and trying out the warranty -if it there is one- or should I cut my loses and go back to a $20.00 corded mouse and throw them away when they stuff up?	Guest (0)
30201	2002-01-07 18:40:00	Percy I can sympathise, I too bought a Microsoft cordless mouse, (actually used my telecom points). Chewed through battries like nobody's business. The best mouse I have found, is also the cheapest. A BTC wheeled mouse, $10.00, so good in fact I have never had to clean it, and shows no sign of wear after a year. I have put friends and family onto these, with no problems what so ever.	Guest (0)
30202	2002-01-07 20:35:00	I am using a MS cordless mouse now. I got it with Flyby points at Noel Leeming. The first one was hopeless with the pointer going everywhere so I took it back. No problems changing it, and the new one goes for two to three months between battery changes.	Guest (0)
30203	2002-01-08 00:17:00	fyi I use an A4Tech wireless mouse, from Dick Smith $46.00 (down from $57 I think) I haven't had it long enough to see how long the batteries last but after 3 weeks the mouse monitor (you can check RF status and Battery power) still shows 100% power. The mouse is smooth, accurate and works well so far. J.	Guest (0)
30204	2002-01-08 04:26:00	Logitech Cordless Mouse (and keyboard) here. No problems, batteries need changing about every 5-6 months on the mouse and less often on the keyboard.	Guest (0)
30205	2002-01-08 13:49:00	ive had a logitech cordless mouse now for 8 months and have replaced the batteries only once after six months use.i wouldnt be with out one	Guest (0)
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