Has pros: Ergonomics. Reliability. Holds a charge for a long time. Flexible settings. Got cons: Doesn't work out of the box on mac os. You have to manually connect and configure. But these are quibbles.

With its pros. It fits comfortably in the hand, I wanted horizontal scrolling - I really like it, it's much more convenient in excel and in different applications Different cons: horizontal scrolling is buggy, you have to switch between applications to get it working again

Some pros: Ergonomics - Battery life - Soft - Work with multiple devices at the same time - Works on any surface Has some cons - Price, but the mouse justifies it - I'm afraid that the rubber pads will be erased

The majority of the time, the ASUS ZenBook 13 UX333FN is operated using a mouse. 1. Concerns with Google Chrome When I remove the inversion from everywhere, Chrome switches the tabs normally. However, when I remove the inversion from the side wheel, it works the other way around in Chrome. Faced with difficulty the side wheel is inverted by default. After that, I configure it separately for chrome and activate the inversion setting on the side wheel. There is no progress. After that point, the…

The mouse is cumbersome, it is pricey, and there are clear issues with it. Buying is something that I would never suggest doing. HOWEVER if everything functioned as it should, I would make use of it without a second thought. Has pros: 1. It can store a charge for a very long time. Despite using it every day for a month, you haven't bothered to charge it once. In addition, the recharging process won't take too long. 2. Ease of work in office applications, despite the fact that the joy only…

In spite of the fact that I am delighted with the purchase, after reading the reviews concerning the number of marriages, I was anticipating a greater number of problems with this mouse. This is despite the fact that I am delighted with the purchase. The more time that passes, the clearer her behavior will become. Has pros: A mouse that, in general, gives off the vibe that it will make a very favorable first impression (if anything changes over time, I will add a review). The scroll does not…

For many years, the Logitech G700 mouse has been my primary point-and-click device. Not only has the experience of using it been fantastic, but it has also performed faultlessly (the wireless mode just flew off over time). But for business, you need to use two computers at the same time, so I purchased a mouse and keyboards of the MX series because they are designed for this, but I was extremely disappointed with the quality of these capabilities, which are rather more tied to the software, and

Has some pros A convenient bottom button when working on MacOs - allows you to scroll through the screens with gestures. I like the mode of dragging docks between screens Different cons: The wheel, although it is stated that it is silent - with fast scrolling, it still clicks

Pros below: A wildly comfortable mouse, especially a lightning-fast scroll with a metal wheel! Cons below: It takes a couple of days to get used to its shape - and then it's a little uncomfortable to use other mice

Some pros: Lies well in the hand. The inertial wheel is a thing! Well, the second wheel for horizontal scrolling lived up to expectations. Some cons: The horizontal wheel does not work everywhere. The bottom button under the thumb is uncomfortable, hard to hit.

Pros: The mouse is super) It works quickly, you can configure anything. On a Mac, it is very convenient to switch between desktops. Lies perfectly in the hand. With its cons. When working on a poppy but through rdp on windows - scrolling is slower and jerky, but this is with all mice ±

Pros below: Much smoother wheel, almost silent Design in my opinion better than the previous version usb type-c In general, while one positive from her . With its cons. I haven’t found it yet, but I can assume that the bottom pads will peel off over time, as I did with the S2

The mouse is a worthwhile investment because of its practicality in the workplace; I would even go so far as to say that it is flawless. Yet I would have a spare wire to play with to break up the routine of this labor. The following are some of its benefits: The mouse's scroll wheel on the side came in helpful when I was working with video editors. The primary scroll wheel is also awesome, especially given how uncommon it is to use ordinary wheels in modern games (without the ability to…

This model is distinguished by its ergonomic shapes, pleasant-to-touch coatings, and customizable buttons that can be adjusted to the task at hand. These features help reduce hand and wrist fatigue, making it easier to use the mouse for longer periods of time.

After evaluating a large number of "regular" mice (up to 5000), I came to the conclusion that I should invest in a high-quality, high-priced mouse that will serve me well for many years to come. Choose a lengthy amount of time, do some research, and so forth. Because of this, I enrolled in MX Master 3. It feels natural in the hand, the USB-C connector has finally been improved, and the performance across the board appears to be satisfactory. After that comes the start of the dancing. To begin…

I can't stress how important it is for you to handle this mouse in person before you buy it anywhere. The ergonomics of a device are tailored to a palm that has a specific size, and some people won't feel comfortable using it. In addition, I strongly advise against scoring on proprietary software because doing so considerably increases the number of options. The advantages of it include the following: 1. The design is very nice, and I prefer the way it looks to the MX 2 and the MX 2S. 2…

I'll just leave you with a picture instead of a thousand words. 2 years of continuous use Avoid the adhesive rubber that is found on the sides and buttons. In order to conceal the worn plastic, I glued them on. After a period of six months, the mouse buttons can be polished to a mirror-like finish. Around the same time two months ago, the rubber began to pull away from under the wrist. Consider your options before purchasing this mouse.

Pros: Excellent ergonomics, comfortable for my large palm, high quality. Holds a charge for a long time. Cons: not very long range of the transmitter, it is better to place it closer to the mouse.

With its pros. Conveniently lies at hand. The inertial wheel works with a bang, the main thing is not to forget to slow it down when switching between tabs Got cons: Wireless communication is sometimes buggy. Perhaps when the charge starts to sit down. So far I haven't tracked it down.

Pros below: Nice mouse with lots of features. Lies well in the hand, pleasant to the touch. Possibility to link to three different devices. Cons: Expensive. The application lacks settings. Without the application, not all functions work.