no because they are usually plugged into the computer itself
unless your talking about a wireless mouse then yes they do use batteries
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A modern wireless mouse will need a pair of AA batteries in order to operate. You should buy computer mouse batteries in bulk to make sure that the mouse always works. If the batteries die, you will have to use the touchpad on your keyboard. Some keyboards do not have touch pads, so you will not be able to use them at all unless the mouse works. It is good to have many replacement batteries.
Most wireless computer mice use 2 AA batteries.
No, corded mice use the computers electricity thus do not need batteries.
You always want to turn the wireless mouse off before you replace the batteries. The top rated laptop computers use Bluetooth technology to connect to the mouse, and it can become confused if the batteries are suddenly taken away. It will think that the mouse is still connected to the computer even though it is not. You will then have to restart the computer to reset it. If you turn the mouse off, you can avoid this problem.
Make sure the batteries are in the right way, and are the right batteries, and are live batteries. Also check your system to see if the mouse is being detected.
Generally, A mouse capable of handling batteries have a battery compartment beneath the mouse.
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The time a wireless mouse can perform and work properly before the batteries need to be changed varies between usag, brand of mouse and quality of batteries. The time can vary from just a couple months to years.
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A wireless mouse can be used for both. As for recharging, most wireless mice you will look at take Alkaline batteries, so you have to replace them when they die. If the mouse contains Rechargable batteries, then yes it will have to be plugged into the PC (or wall) to charge.
Yes they will work but they need charging/changing more often.
wireless things, keyboards, mouse, etc. also flashlights, phones, remotes, etc.