Largely, yes: the AULA SC900 MAX's 400mAh cell lifts out, so an aged battery can be replaced, not the mouse. That depends on replacement cells being obtainable, and meanwhile the USB-C wired mode keeps it usable. Evetech gives it a year of local warranty cover.
Wireless mice rarely die because the buttons stop clicking or the sensor gives up. More often, the battery simply stops holding enough charge to get through a day, and with a sealed cell there is not much to be done about it. The AULA SC900 MAX approaches wireless mouse battery life over the long run differently: its 400mAh cell lifts out, so an aged battery is a part to replace rather than a reason to retire the mouse.
Largely, yes. Because the SC900 MAX's 400mAh cell is removable, an aged battery can be replaced instead of the whole mouse. That depends on a suitable replacement cell being obtainable when the time comes, and in the meantime the USB-C wired mode keeps the mouse fully usable even on a tired battery. Evetech prices the SC900 MAX at R749 and gives it a year of cover under its 1 Year Local Warranty.
All lithium batteries lose capacity gradually. Every charge cycle, every stretch left fully charged in the heat, and every time a cell is run completely flat takes a little away. After enough time, a battery that once lasted days might only last hours.
In most wireless mice the cell is sealed inside the shell. Replacing it means opening a case that was never meant to be opened, risking damage to clips and flex cables, and sourcing a part the maker does not sell separately. For most people, that is not worth it, so the mouse is replaced even though everything else still works.
The SC900 MAX puts its 400mAh lithium battery under a cover on the base, designed to be taken out and swapped for a charged one in seconds. The same design that makes quick swaps possible also makes replacement straightforward: no tools, no prising the shell apart, no risk to the internals.
So when the original cell eventually tires, the job is a battery change, not a new mouse.
The listing describes a swappable cell but does not include a spare, and a replacement needs to be one made for this mouse. A battery that looks similar can differ in size, connector or protection circuitry. When that day comes, Evetech's team is the place to ask which AULA cell suits this mouse; an unknown battery is not worth the gamble.
Even before any replacement, a weakening battery does not stop you playing. The SC900 MAX works as a wired mouse over USB-C, reaching up to 8000Hz on the cable, the same ceiling as its 2.4GHz receiver. So a cell that no longer lasts a full session simply means playing plugged in more often, with no loss in responsiveness.
Good habits stretch the useful life of any lithium cell:
Batteries are not the only thing that ages. Mouse feet wear with glide, switches have finite click lives, scroll wheels collect grime, and cables fray at stress points. The SC900 MAX's removable battery addresses the most common reason a wireless mouse is retired, but general care of the rest keeps it going longer.
Black, White or Red, it is the same 62g mouse underneath. Evetech's gaming mice cover both sealed and removable designs, and the wireless mouse category gathers the cable-free choices.
Replacing a sealed cell means opening a shell not designed for it, so most people replace the mouse instead.
An aged battery can be lifted out and replaced, so the rest of the mouse keeps working.
Check with Evetech which AULA cell fits, and skip lookalike batteries.
Yes. Plug in the USB-C cable and it works as a wired mouse at up to 8000Hz.
Avoid full discharges, keep it out of heat, store it partly charged, and switch it off when idle.
The feet, switches, scroll wheel and cable, so general care still matters.
Ready for a mouse designed to outlast its battery? Browse Evetech's gaming mice and see how the SC900 MAX's removable cell compares with sealed designs.
Replacing a sealed cell means opening a shell not designed for it, so most people replace the mouse instead.
An aged battery can be lifted out and replaced, so the rest of the mouse keeps working.
Check with Evetech which AULA cell fits, and skip lookalike batteries.
Yes. Plug in the USB-C cable and it works as a wired mouse at up to 8000Hz.
Avoid full discharges, keep it out of heat, store it partly charged, and switch it off when idle.
The feet, switches, scroll wheel and cable, so general care still matters.
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