Review on 🖱️ HP X500 Black Wired Mouse - E5E76AA: Optimize Your Search by Mateusz Trzmiel ᠌

For me personally, this device is a good basis for a more or less decent mouse for the price of consumer goods. Do not listen to those commentators who write that they have been sitting on it for years - this is only possible if you do not use it for games at all. And that, of course, doesn't count. As in many mice of different price categories (I personally saw this even on Razer), the bars through which the pressure of the fingers is transmitted to the microswitches have a factory defect: it is enough to play actively for a year - and they are pressed through with all the consequences. The disease is treated by cutting the posts clean and sticking wear-resistant plates in their place from a suitable improvised material (I took a discount card). For some reason, the wire insulation is made of a springy material; I have not seen such a solution in other mice. Personally, I did not like it, and I replaced it with a wire from a broken Logitech. If you do this, pay attention to the pinout. It was different for me, and I had to throw the wires. Focus on colors. As a conservative, I like the fact that this mouse is very close in shape and size to the classic. In addition, as a left-hander, its symmetrical shape is very useful for me. The sensor here is weak by the standards of pro-gamers, but enough for me (model PAW3515DB, up to 30 ips, acceleration up to 8G, 1000 dpi, 3300 fps). There are no additional keys - and for me this is a plus, because I don’t like it. Inside there is a place to install a standard weight (it is not included in the kit, but you can pull it out of another mouse that has served its purpose), I tried to put it in - the feeling that the mouse is an extension of the hand disappeared. But maybe someone will like it. There seems to be no complaints about the microswitches and encoder of the wheel, but for the sake of a personal fetish, I ordered microswitches for 50 million clicks on Ali (OMRON D2FC-F-K (50M) and a branded encoder (Kaihl, 7 mm), and resoldered. Easy to disassemble - just one screw. And thanks for not hiding it under the slider like some people do. In the photo - my Myskenstein.