“Looking for wireless keyboard and mouse for business use. Will need for 20 to 25 computers. How long will batteries last? Also does this model turn off when not in use.”
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You can turn it on and off. The batteries would last very long, for a couple of years the least
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Both the keyboard and the mouse have on/off switches. Logitech claims the batteries in the keyboard will last 2 years. I imagine that's only if you turn the keyboard off whenever it's not in use. I turn mine off overnight but leave it on during the day. I'm hoping they will last a year, but only time will tell.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I've only had it for about 1 month so not sure how long the batteries will last. There is no automatic turn off, it must be manually turned off when not in use along with the mouse.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.THese will be a good option -- THe batteries in these last a month or more with daily use - I've had other keyboards and mice that burn through batteries but these actually last a long time - yet are very responsive unlike some others that go into sleep mode and take several seconds to wake up making you wait for them before you can type etc. I use rechargeable batteries in mine and just swap them with a second set about once a month when they do finally run out of power and then recharge them - So if using 20 -25 having a few extra sets of rechargeables and swapping out say 10 or so each week would probably keep you from ever having a keyboard or mouse stop working during the week.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have two, will buy a third, one for each office I work out of. I’ve had the first set almost three years. I’ve changed the battery in the mouse twice but have not changed the batteries in the keyboard yet. I try to always turn them off when I am done for the day. I don’t know if they have an auto shut off when not in use for a certain amount of time.
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