AULA's own rating gives the AULA SC590 Pro about 20 hours of continuous use and about 120 hours on standby. Evetech's page cites those AULA Argentina figures for the 500mAh battery; real results depend on use. The display shows the exact battery level as you go.
Battery claims on wireless mice are often vague, which is why a specific number stands out. The AULA SC590 Pro comes with one: about 20 hours of continuous use and about 120 hours on standby from its 500mAh battery. Understanding where that SC590 Pro battery life figure comes from, and what it assumes, helps you plan charging around real use rather than hope.
The AULA SC590 Pro is rated by AULA Argentina at about 20 hours of continuous use and about 120 hours on standby, from a 500mAh lithium battery. Evetech's product page cites that rating, and notes that real results depend on use. The built-in display shows the exact battery level, so you can see the charge falling instead of guessing. Evetech has priced the SC590 Pro at R319.
The number is AULA's, published through AULA Argentina, and Evetech's page repeats it with that credit. It is a manufacturer rating, which means it reflects AULA's own test conditions rather than a promise for every desk.
The two parts of the rating measure different things:
Most real days mix the two. You move the mouse, stop to read or type, then move it again. So your actual time between charges will usually land somewhere between those figures, depending on how much of the day the mouse is truly active.
Several everyday factors push real results up or down:
None of this makes the rating wrong. It simply means the rating is a reference point, not a countdown.
Most wireless mice warn you with a blinking light when the battery is already low. The SC590 Pro's built-in screen shows the exact battery level all the time, next to the active DPI and the connection mode. That turns charging into a planned job: if the display reads low on a Friday afternoon, top it up before the weekend.
Recharging is over USB-C, the same port used for wired play. One lead covers both jobs, so keep it within reach of the desk.
If you use the mouse actively for about four hours a day, 20 hours of continuous use works out to roughly a working week between charges, with standby time on top. Heavier users should expect to charge more often, and lighter users less.
The rest of the mouse is built for mixed use: a PAW3311 sensor with six DPI levels up to 20,000, 1000Hz polling, six buttons and a weight of about 64g. Compare it with other rechargeable models in Evetech's wireless mouse collection or across the full gaming mice range. Evetech lists the black version with a 1 Year Local Warranty.
AULA, via AULA Argentina. Evetech's page cites it and notes that real results depend on use.
Continuous use means the mouse is working non-stop; standby means it is on but idle. The rating is about 20 hours and about 120 hours respectively.
Usage, connection mode, battery age and room temperature all affect runtime.
Yes. It shows the exact battery level at all times, so you can charge before it runs flat.
Through its USB-C port, the same port used for the wired mode.
About a week at four active hours a day, with extra standby time around that.
Want a wireless mouse that tells you when to charge? See Evetech's wireless and gaming mouse range and compare battery ratings, including the SC590 Pro.
AULA, via AULA Argentina. Evetech's page cites it and notes that real results depend on use.
Continuous use means the mouse is working non-stop; standby means it is on but idle. The rating is about 20 hours and about 120 hours respectively.
Usage, connection mode, battery age and room temperature all affect runtime.
Yes. It shows the exact battery level at all times, so you can charge before it runs flat.
Through its USB-C port, the same port used for the wired mode.
About a week at four active hours a day, with extra standby time around that.
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