Since this is wireless is there batteries? If so how long does the life of them last before you have to replace? Thanks!
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Wireless for data / wifi. The camera still needs 110 volts AC. Comes with a power supply.
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It is not battery powered. You need electricity. Wireless, in this case, refers to how it connects to your network so you can see what the camera is seeing.
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I have had mine for a half-a-year now and I can say I've only replaced the battery once and right now it's reporting a 60% charge. I use the keyboard for hours-on-end daily. Highly recommended wireless keyboard if you're looking for long-lasting battery life. I also highly recommend the Logitech v470 mouse paired with this keyboard for its equally long-lasting battery life.
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No. Needs to be replaced every 6 months.Can buy additional on the internet at very low prices rather than pay the high cost to DogTek or radio shack.I think my last cost was less than $2 each.The dogs don't even know when the battery is gone as they never even go near the boundry.
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Battery life is fine, I've only had to actually replace them one time since my purchase. Checked the mouse with new batteries to make sure the issues weren't battery related, but they persisted so I stuck the old batteries back inside every time. So one battery change after ~4.5 months of fairly heavy daily use.
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The battery is replaceable contrary to what the other commenter said. I have been using one of these for 4 years and replaced the battery 1 year ago. You just open the bottom compartment (bottom if using it vertically), slide the battery out, disconnect the two wires, slide the replacement, reattach the wires and you are good to go.
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They last about a year. You can buy upgrades for it ( more run time). Batteries aren't covered. They are expected to be replaced.
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This device comes with a remote and a wireless mouse. You have to decide which one because they only give you batteries for one or the other. I prefer the wireless mouse because it is easier to operate than the remote.
813261
The item is actually not battery operated, it's a video camera not photo so you have to connect it to a harddrive via a dvr that records security video. I believe they do have wireless models that snap photos when they are motion activated. But those use regular batteries that can be replaced.
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yes, wireless usb plug in stores under the mouse which turns it off and conserves the battery when you unplug it. I have only needed to change the battery once in a year, and I use rechargables.
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Diane, no they are not. I specifically bought them for that reason because I have heard from owners of wireless headphones that the battery does not last that long and in order to keep using them after the battery dies, you have to buy another battery (which aren't cheap). Hope this helped.
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It's a rechargeable battery. This is not like most mice I've had that comes with a nub you plug into the laptop and takes regular batteries that last about a year. This comes with a battery like your cell phone would take. You plug the mouse into a charging cradle and then can play wireless, but the cradle has to stay plugged in. The battery charge will only last a day (several hours), and then you'll either have to charge the mouse in the cradle or switch to the wired version. The battery is replaceable.
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Totally disagree with other poster. I've had these installed for months and I've never gotten more than a week out of a set of 18 AA batteries. Has nothing to do with usage. The issue is the Wi-Fi receivers are powered at all times waiting for a command from the controller. This kills batteries far too quickly. With new batteries, the system is wonderful, but that lasts only several days to a week or so. I no longer use them and will replace with wall-powered units as part of kitchen renovation. By the way, if you have to try these, get them from a warehouse club for about half the price asked here, and use them in time to return them for a refund when you see how short a time the batteries last. Totally disagree with other poster. I've had these installed for months and I've never gotten more than a week out of a set of 18 AA batteries. Has nothing to do with usage. The issue is the Wi-Fi receivers are powered at all times waiting for a command from the controller. This kills batteries far too quickly. With new batteries, the system is wonderful, but that lasts only several days to a week or so. I no longer use them and will replace with wall-powered units as part of kitchen renovation. By the way, if you have to try these, get them from a warehouse club for about half the price... » Read More Totally disagree with other poster. I've had these installed for months and I've never gotten more than a week out of a set of 18 AA batteries. Has nothing to do with usage. The issue is the Wi-Fi receivers are powered at all times waiting for a command from the controller. This kills batteries far too quickly. With new batteries, the system is wonderful, but that lasts only several days to a week or so. I no longer use them and will replace with wall-powered units as part of kitchen renovation. By the way, if you have to try these, get them from a warehouse club for about half the price asked here, and use them in time to return them for a refund when you see how short a time the batteries last. « Show Less
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I have not replaced and have had for a few months. That is why we replaced the one we had before (not this kind) it ate batteries every few day. Have not had problem with this one at all. Very pleased with this mouse!!
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Mine lasted less than a year :( NO, thats right NO battery replacement!! worked great but it's a throw away unit DONT bother with it!
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Never had any problems... Make sure you have a fresh set of batteries... If you're using rechargeable batteries, once they go less than 65% of a full change, you may run into problems... The same goes for the apple track pad and apple mouse... Keep an eye on the status of your Bluetooth wireless batteries at least 2x a week...
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They are wireless if you want to use batteries, 6 "c" size for each speaker. I have them plugged in to the AC adapters that came with them.
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I recently had to replace the set of two AA batteries that came with the mouse. The light on top of the mouse was indicating 'low battery' and the mouse became unresponsive. This was after about 3 months of very heavy use (4+ hours per day). I believe this compares to the battery life of other wireless mice (not bluetooth) I have used in the past. I now have Duracell Alkaline batteries in the mouse, so they might last even longer.