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Review on Sculpt Comfort Mouse H3S-00003: Win7/8 Bluetooth, HDWR Black for EN/XC/XX AMER Users by Somchai Chamngam ᠌

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good product at a good price, I recommend to try it.

Several people claim that it frequently comes off. The three devices I used these mice with were tablets with Bluetooth 4.0, Bluetooth 3.0, and an ASUS USB-BT400 (BT 4.0) adaptor. The mouse will occasionally (rarely) fall off a tablet with BT 4.0, freeze, and then reawaken. Works reliably on different hardware. One of the mice, which was utilized the most, failed after eight months as well. Some sort of grease leaked out and covered the scroll sensor after smearing it. You must remove the mouse's rug-riding legs in order to disassemble it. The legs will have to go (there are 4 screws with an asterisk next to them. An Asian T6 screwdriver approached me. Remove the top portion by removing the screws (the sides with the rubber remain).

Pros
  • It feels good and comfy in my hands and is the ideal size. good construction. Despite being used for 8 hours a day and occasionally forgetting to switch it off at night, relatives are still working on their batteries after 8 months, and I only change the batteries in my home device once every two years. externally appealing. Notwithstanding the drawbacks, I believe the benefits exceed them. I endorse the mouse because it is excellent.
Cons
  • Strange rubber is used on the mouse pads' sides. Although it feels pretty soft to the touch, after six months little bubbles start to show. In my situation, things did not progress past them, but the scene is no longer as tidy. The mouse weighs the equivalent of two AA batteries. The "Windows" sensor is visible on the side, and if you unintentionally click it—which can happen—the start menu that appears out of nowhere drives you crazy. However, occasionally something in her electronic brains activates the Alt + Tab combo, causing you to find yourself in front of the window for a different application. If you read the directions and install the program right out of the box, this might already be configured somewhere, but I simply switched it on. The good news is that these errors are not common.