Review on Wireless Bluetooth Graphite 🖱️ iPad Mouse - Logitech Pebble i345 by Siu Li ᠌

Having used the genius navigator 320 laptop mouse for the past 12 years, I was under the impression that it would last forever. I researched new mice for about a month before settling on one. I wanted something as small as possible, free of lags and with audible clicks. After working consistently for the past two months, I am able to claim without reservation that I have made a discovery. You can operate with both a tablet (iPad air2) and a laptop at the same time if you click the button to switch to bluetooth that is located below. On a tablet, the ease of use is questionable, the reversed sluggish scrolling can be confusing, and yet it is simpler to reach a button with your finger or a stylus than it is to push a button by lifting the mouse. The clicks are enjoyable, but I am the only one who can hear them. The mouse is not light, but its weight does not significantly affect its performance; I was not able to tell the difference. If it is necessary, the connector can be easily hidden under the top cover using magnets. This is convenient. The top cover has already fallen off once, although this occurrence is very usual during flight. For those who strive for perfection: the semi-circular rubber feet collect dust; I personally do not care about this. In addition to being packaged in a cardboard box, the mouse is encased in a plastic container, which makes it very easy to transport the mouse from place to place.