3.7V 5000mAh Battery replacement for Logitech G602

[csandreas1]

i want to buy rechargeable batteries for my logitech g602 mouse. Is that okay to use a single battery 3.7 v on the mouse? The battery can be found here.

 

[Major_Trouble]

The G602 takes AA sized batteries. The one you show I have no idea of the size but it's way bigger than AA.

Even if it did fit I wouldn't supply the mouse with a high current battery putting out 3.7v when the mouse would be looking for 3v max.

You're better off with these.
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/group/AA-14500-Battery/506629_511218316.html?origin=n&SortType=bestmatch_sort&g=y&PPValue=554-201447378

 

[csandreas1]

The G602 takes AA sized batteries. The one you show I have no idea of the size but it's way bigger than AA.

Even if it did fit I wouldn't supply the mouse with a high current battery putting out 3.7v when the mouse would be looking for 3v max.

You're better off with these.
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/group/AA-14500-Battery/506629_511218316.html?origin=n&SortType=bestmatch_sort&g=y&PPValue=554-201447378

isn't better to use 1.5V? The batteries you linked are 1.2V. These are better value i think.

 

[Major_Trouble]

The G602 takes AA sized batteries. The one you show I have no idea of the size but it's way bigger than AA.

Even if it did fit I wouldn't supply the mouse with a high current battery putting out 3.7v when the mouse would be looking for 3v max.

You're better off with these.
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/group/AA-14500-Battery/506629_511218316.html?origin=n&SortType=bestmatch_sort&g=y&PPValue=554-201447378

isn't better to use 1.5V? The batteries you linked are 1.2V. These are better value i think.

Generally AA rechargeable batteries are 1.2v. The mouse will work fine with 2.4v. Alkaline AA batteries may start with 1.5v but during use they drop their voltage during their life. Rechargable batteries tend to put out the same voltage throughout their usage cycle right up until they are exhausted.

 

[csandreas1]

The G602 takes AA sized batteries. The one you show I have no idea of the size but it's way bigger than AA.

Even if it did fit I wouldn't supply the mouse with a high current battery putting out 3.7v when the mouse would be looking for 3v max.

You're better off with these.
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/group/AA-14500-Battery/506629_511218316.html?origin=n&SortType=bestmatch_sort&g=y&PPValue=554-201447378

isn't better to use 1.5V? The batteries you linked are 1.2V. These are better value i think.

Generally AA rechargeable batteries are 1.2v. The mouse will work fine with 2.4v. Alkaline AA batteries may start with 1.5v but during use they drop their voltage during their life. Rechargable batteries tend to put out the same voltage throughout their usage cycle right up until they are exhausted.

okay thank you