Which brand is THE best in rechargeable batteries for Magic Mouse AND last long ?

I've been using the Apple rechargables in my keyboards/mice/trackpads for over a year now. They last 3-4 weeks in my usage pattern but I have spares ready to go when they get weak.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC500LL/A/apple-battery-charger

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