Dell Laser Wired Mouse MS3220 Review

As for the volume of clicks, they are relatively quiet here, but there are also quieter ones. If you need almost silent clicks, then it is better to take the ASUS UX300 PRO mouse, but it has its drawbacks, I wrote about them in a review of the subject Has some pros: 1. Ergonomic minimalist design 2. Drivers and a proprietary application are sewn into the flash memory of the mouse itself and are installed automatically when the mouse is connected to a PC (I have not seen such a solution before).

Disappointed. Almost eleven months of use. Two or three hours a day. In my opinion, this is not so much. What is the result: 1) The creak of the wheel, this is straight without comment. Yes, cleaning didn't help. That is, the creak did not depend on the purity of the wheel mechanism. I have at least. 2) And more about the wheel: when surfing the Internet, scrolling pages gets lost - you turn it down, and it jumps down and jumps up twice. Well, something like this, if you describe it in simple…

Some pros: 1 Embedded drivers, on Windows 10 got up like a native 2 Convenient interface for reprogramming buttons, I used Genius before, there is something to compare 3 Soft click 4 Sensitivity indicator and a separate switch for this: very handy when working in different applications With its cons: For my hand, the side buttons are not very convenient: if a little bit away from the hand, it would be ideal for the thumb. And so you need to bend it strongly in order to press on the one closest

The first mouse worked for a little more than six months, and sometimes pressing the left button did not work. Changed under warranty. The new one worked for 9 months - the click wheel completely stopped working. The mouse itself is comfortable, sorry, but you have to choose another one.