Logitech MX700 weight

RavnShield2

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Been using my mx700 for 2 years now but haven't gamed much. Lately I started playin css and it feels heavy. Pickin up the mouse frequently is causing problems. The problem are those heavy AA batteries. I came across a pair of AA batteries and they were very light, anyone know where I can find these?? Oh btw...I did open my mouse and removed the weight near the back, but still didn't help.
 

PurdueRy

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why not just set your sensitivity to a point where you don't pick up your mouse all the time
 

RavnShield2

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Originally posted by: rleemhui
why not just set your sensitivity to a point where you don't pick up your mouse all the time

Not as precise when you need to move only slightly.
 

beatle

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Who made these AA batteries you are talking about? Where did you see them?

The weight is the only reason I haven't gone to a wireless mouse.
 

Nebben

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Well, the batteries that come packaged with most electronics are usually very light because they have enough juice in them to last about 20 minutes. :)

So maybe you could find a place that sells jumbo packs of crap batteries for $5 or something. Menards?

I had an MX700 and donated it to my wife and picked up an MX510 a while back. Far better for gaming, hands-down. But it is nice to have a wireless mouse for general Windows stuff...
 

imported_rod

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Generally, light batteries dont last very long. More power = more weight. I guess you could always look for Li-Ion batteries - they're light.

I gotta agree with Nebben - wired mice for gaming. No battery hassles, no weight hassles.

RoD
 

RavnShield2

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Thanks for the input...I think I am just gonna switch to mx510, 20 buck at compusa after rebate this week.
 

QueBert

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decent workaround...

put one battery in, and for the 2nd have a paper clip touching both terminals. Almost no weight there, and will cut the battery weight in 1/2. You loose a lot of the battery life, but it makes the mouse much eaiser to use for gaming.
 

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