Review on Wireless compact mouse Microsoft Arc Mouse gray by Boyan Boyanov ᠌

Given at work. Whoever says that the mouse is not for gaming should be ashamed of themselves. Okay, so this is a rodent-themed pontoon for the office! If you turn it off while keeping your fist on the table, I'll make sure to pay attention to you even after I've done it! My grip is as follows: I use the thumb, middle finger, and ring finger to control the mouse. I scroll with my forefinger while poking the left mouse button. The tip of the small finger moves across the carpeting. Absolutely, the level of comfort was excellent. Various advantages: A mouse with surprisingly good comfort. There is almost no fatigue in my hand at all! Recognizes a click made with one finger, two fingers, or three fingers, and you have the ability to designate your own actions to each. You can scroll with either one or two fingers; however, using two is recommended because it is more convenient. You have the option to choose the scrolling direction. It operates very well on two small finger batteries that were salvaged from a DECT phone that passed away due to natural causes five years ago. Its cons: Within a year, the fingerprints were no longer legible. However, the mouse offers the same level of convenience as before. The soft-touch coating did not flake off. Didn't want to connect to the MacBook Pro since it smelled like a competition. Excel does NOT support scrolling horizontally in any way!