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Using a Logitech MX-610 wireless mouse I decided to test whether or not the new Energizer Lithium batteries are worthwhile. The results below: | Using a Logitech MX-610 wireless mouse I decided to test whether or not the new Energizer Lithium batteries are worthwhile. The results below: | ||
* | == Trial 1 == | ||
* Energizer Lithium, installed Dec 12, 2006, died on May 30th 2007 (169 days!) | |||
* Regular Energizer, installed May 30th 2007, died Aug 30th 2007 (61 days) | * Regular Energizer, installed May 30th 2007, died Aug 30th 2007 (61 days) | ||
Conclusion | == Trial 2 == | ||
* Energizer Lithium, installed Feb 29, 2008 | |||
== Conclusion == | |||
Based on a single test it would appear the Lithium batteries last nearly 3 times as long (2.77 to be precise). We'll see what round two reveals. | |||
Revision as of 03:14, 1 March 2008
Using a Logitech MX-610 wireless mouse I decided to test whether or not the new Energizer Lithium batteries are worthwhile. The results below:
Trial 1
- Energizer Lithium, installed Dec 12, 2006, died on May 30th 2007 (169 days!)
- Regular Energizer, installed May 30th 2007, died Aug 30th 2007 (61 days)
Trial 2
- Energizer Lithium, installed Feb 29, 2008
Conclusion
Based on a single test it would appear the Lithium batteries last nearly 3 times as long (2.77 to be precise). We'll see what round two reveals.