Replacement logitech G7 batteries?

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Anyone know of a source, seems like my batteries are only lasting 2-3 days, vs a week. I think the cells are shot...
 
Call Logitech, they'll ship you a brand new replacement mouse. Their warranty is amazing- just shipped me an MX Revolution because my MX-1000's batteries were dying. :) (I preferred the MX1000, but still...)
 
mavalpha said:
Call Logitech, they'll ship you a brand new replacement mouse. Their warranty is amazing- just shipped me an MX Revolution because my MX-1000's batteries were dying. :) (I preferred the MX1000, but still...)
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Even if the mouse is over a year old?

Duh...has a 3 year warranty on it ;)

I'll give them a ring and see what I can do...
 
It depends on how much you use them... they last a certain number of hours, not days.
Generally, mine last 3-5 days, because I usually turn the mouse off when I'm not using it.

I would guess you'd want to talk to Logitech about replacement batteries... or maybe ebay.
 
Wow, logitech is awesome! I had problems with my 1yr old G7, and I just called them about my batteries only lasting 1hr, and they are cross-shipping me a brand new G7.

logitech support rules!
 
yah i've been in contact with them for a while regarding my Z-5500's popping, they are more than helpful. they only require me to send my control pod back to them and they will send me a complete set of Z-5500's!!
 
JohnleMVP said:
Your batteries lasted a week? Mine usually last 1-2 days.
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Yeah me too, usually I come home and within a hour or so I see the red battery indicator flashing. I never turn mine off when I leave for work in the morning though.
 
I rarely turn my G7 off, but I figured out why the battery would go down so quick when I was gone.

Fan in my room is on which moves the mouse ever so slightly, causing it to kick on.
Also, the mouse I have is very, very slick so sometimes a breeze of someone walking by or such causes it to kick on.
 
theDreamer said:
I rarely turn my G7 off, but I figured out why the battery would go down so quick when I was gone.

Fan in my room is on which moves the mouse ever so slightly, causing it to kick on.
Also, the mouse I have is very, very slick so sometimes a breeze of someone walking by or such causes it to kick on.
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Yeah I have seen the same thing when a garbage truck drives by.
 
drdeutsch said:
It depends on how much you use them... they last a certain number of hours, not days.
Generally, mine last 3-5 days, because I usually turn the mouse off when I'm not using it.

I would guess you'd want to talk to Logitech about replacement batteries... or maybe ebay.
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I use my computer a couple hours every night and didn't have to swap the batteries out all that much, now it seems like I'm swapping them out every day or two..
 
+1 on logitech's customer support. I've never had to use it and I morally feel obliged not to abuse it unlike every thing else I normally have no problem abusing. I actually respect them as a company <3
 
even new my batteries would last a day, i played alot of cod4 back in the day :p
 
You can also buy new batteries on their site. Go to it, click support and find the mouse. Right on that page is a link for replacement parts. Batteries are 5 dollars, receivers are 10 dollars.

I have a laptop and my laptop fell on the ground, breaking the receiver. I actually ordered 2 new ones (an extra just in case). Reading these comments I should have probably tried their support, but it was my fault. Their turnaround time was pretty reasonable. I think those prices are also pretty good.
 
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