Review on Logitech M310 Wireless Compact Mouse, Dark Gray by Michal Adach ᠌

relax, not bother you, not in use The benefits: It's fine that the rubber edging, which may be squeezed, has a rumpled appearance after so many years of use. appropriate for RPGs and other games that don't need ultra-high pixel density or resolution. After five years of use, the wheel still turns smoothly and the button still double-clicks as it should. About once every 18 months, I swap out the batteries. Although they are noisy, all of the buttons are fully functional. ensure there are no unintended mouse clicks. could have done a decade ago. The elastic in the edging is absolutely eternal; I have no idea what they used, but it doesn't peel off, it can bear a strong grip, and because of the material, it doesn't slip in the hand in a soft grip; this makes it ideal for those with lengthy ring fingers (larger than the index finger). supports eagle clutching. Cons: the buttons are very noisy and it won't operate if you're more than a centimeter away from the surface (Razer Mamba/DeathAdder can, but the sensor is better)