Review on Wireless compact mouse Microsoft Arc Mouse gray by Radko Radnev ᠌

This mouse has been in my possession ever since 2022. The very first one lasted all the way to the year 2022. I needed to make more room in the USB port, so I decided to change it. The current iteration is a little bit bigger than the one that came before it. Some pros: Design, construction, and the utilization of high-quality materials. Bluetooth does not require the use of a USB port, which is one of the reasons why it was purchased. Having these drawbacks: The unfolding portion of the current model has a rubber coating (soft touch? ), which makes it feel more like plastic than it did before. This creates the disagreeable impression that the material is of lower quality. However, it could just be a matter of getting into a routine. The scroll's installation was a complete disaster. And in a same vein, fear at the click of an RMB. All of this is jumping all the time, scrolling unevenly, and the LMB button is being pressed instead of the RMB button. The combination of these two issues is a recipe for disaster for a mouse in this category and at this price range. This is either a monumental failure or a lesson on how to botch a decent idea. The left mouse button (LMB) and the right mouse button (RMB) of the mouse used to be two different keys. In the middle of the mouse, there was a touch strip that allowed scrolling. It is functioning perfectly. Additionally, the previous version had a vibration feedback when scrolling, which is a pretty amazing feature; however, the most recent version severely lacks this feature. It's too bad that it doesn't have bluetooth. If I had any idea what she is selling, I would not purchase it. encapsulated the love that the generation before us had for one another.