Yes, I can make that assertion. No one is buying a second magic mouse because of how it charges, and the claim is ludicrous nonsense.
>I have never once had my Logitech mice run out of batter, not once, not ever.
Okay?
I have never, ever had my magic mouse run out of battery, or even come close. Again, you have zero idea what you're talking about. You cannot comprehend how long the battery lasts, or how ridiculously quickly it charges. The time to make a cup of coffee is days of usage.
It is never actual Magic Mouse users complaining about this. Ever. It's always the peanut gallery leaving dumb comments.
Like, why in the world did you click into a story about new Apple products to yap about how you would never buy Apple products. Bizarre. I'm not a "fan boy" for the reality that the magic mouse is actually perfectly fine, and it doesn't make me a fan boy to point out the peanut gallery that appears in every single Apple store with uninformed, often absurd takes.
Lol, no, someone just replied to you saying that they do this.
Okay?
>I have never, ever had my magic mouse run out of battery, or even come close.
The person that replied to you that they do this, has in fact had their magic mouse run out of battery, and they used the second one while the first one charges.
You're just wrong.
This conversation is boring and you're making assertions that aren't valid.
>Lol, no, someone just replied to you saying that they do this.
Ignoring that I was clearly being rhetorical, they specifically note that they bought two mice because they have two Macs. The "I let one die when at home and use the other" is a consequence of that choice, not the other way around. This is super clear.
You literally, directly claimed that Apple is making a monetary choice to try to force people to buy second mice for when one dies. This is...hilarious conjecture, to put it politely.
>This conversation is boring and you're making assertions that aren't valid.
It is. The tiring noise of the Apple haters who define their personality by being Apple haters and run into every Apple conversation to make it known remains extremely boring.
>I have never once had my Logitech mice run out of batter, not once, not ever.
Okay?
I have never, ever had my magic mouse run out of battery, or even come close. Again, you have zero idea what you're talking about. You cannot comprehend how long the battery lasts, or how ridiculously quickly it charges. The time to make a cup of coffee is days of usage.
It is never actual Magic Mouse users complaining about this. Ever. It's always the peanut gallery leaving dumb comments.
Like, why in the world did you click into a story about new Apple products to yap about how you would never buy Apple products. Bizarre. I'm not a "fan boy" for the reality that the magic mouse is actually perfectly fine, and it doesn't make me a fan boy to point out the peanut gallery that appears in every single Apple store with uninformed, often absurd takes.
Cheers! Hope you have a great day.