Review on Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse P58 00061 by Ada Holf ᠌

- Tough buttons. I compare with some "office" mice close at the price. Significantly where they are often pressed as in games. - Narrow buttons. The mouse is not wide (~ 55 mm), and even on the sides there are glossy pads 3-4 mm wide. More significant where both buttons are frequently used. - Unlike the previous version of the model, the current 2.0 has glossy side overlays, and they are wider than on some other mice. On the right side, a hand sticks to it - the mouse does not slide well over the palm when the cursor moves vertically. There is no such effect on matte surfaces and with ordinary non-shiny plastic. - Top plastic is soft and thin, cheap. In normal use, it is unlikely to be noticeable. When pressed hard on the button, it bends. - On a completely black model, the wheel is white. - 800 dpi (some sites indicate 1000 dpi) - not enough for FullHD and higher resolutions, which may require programmatically increase the cursor speed. Their "Comfort" model has 1000 dpi and is the most common resolution in today's mice.