HP Z3700 Wireless USB Mouse in Modern Gold Matte/Glossy Black - X7Q43AA#ABL Review

- Hand with this mouse, constantly in suspense. Suitable for children's or miniature hands. - Before that, I had a mouse, from the Hp set with a keyboard. Heaven and earth. The most comfortable and quiet mouse, the wheel is smooth. Alas, the batteries oxidized, a year later the mouse stopped working. And as it turned out, it is extremely difficult to find a similar and inexpensive one.

The main problem with this mouse is the wheel. I have two of the same, and with the same problems. After a few months, the wheel begins to slip, that is, for example, you turn it down - the page moves down, and then up a little. I've taken it all apart and cleaned it, but it doesn't help. Another issue with the wheel is the outer rubber lagging behind the inner plastic, but that can be fixed. It is extremely inconvenient to use it with such defects.

Best Mouse! I used to use the same one till I left my job. I just purchased one for my house. There are no issues; simply class! It was previously a Xiaomi mouse. Her wheel broke after a few months, and the batteries had to be changed twice a month. HP is far superior!

In general, satisfied. Pros below: I have been wanting this mouse for my HP Envy laptop for a long time. Works good. Different cons: Slightly scratched by something in the bag, it is necessary to transport carefully.

Good mouse. Some pros: Comfortable, lightweight, stylish. Comfortably lies in the hand. Has some cons: The wheel sometimes slips, preventing the page from scrolling properly.

The design initially seemed strange, I thought I'd get used to it over time, but no, I'm not used to it. The mouse is very thin for my hand. Got pros: - Soft quiet click. - Pretty light mouse. - Connects quickly - Long battery life Its cons: The wheel was initially uncomfortable, spinning tightly, then completely stopped working. As it turned out, the gum of the wheel itself was peeled off from the plastic and simply scrolled. I decided not to restore, but to purchase another mouse.

Unbiased feedback on the item.Much better in ergonomics than the Apple wired mouse (I do not take into account the presence or absence of wires).

Nice compact mouse. The buttons are a little noisy, but not critical. I've been using it for a little over a month. Satisfied with the purchase

Its advantages are its design, small size, smooth button presses, high resolution, and gliding. Cons: After using the "classic" high mouse, using this one requires some getting used to. The hand makes an excessive effort to bend more than is necessary and does not rest on the mouse.

The benefits of it include: A respectable aesthetic, a pleasantly soft and smooth feel, lightning-fast connection times, and exceptional dexterity in operation. Having this drawback: In terms of dependability, this is a concern because nothing seems to be done in a reliable manner, notably the pivoting wheel in the middle.

Some pros: Lies comfortably in the hand. The buttons are very quiet, pressing is clear. Got cons: It is not clear why the manufacturers decided to make a blue adapter for a white mouse ?!

Different pros: I have been wanting this mouse for my HP Envy laptop for a long time. Works good. With its cons: Slightly scratched by something in the bag, it is necessary to transport carefully.

A mouse is like a mouse, if you don’t mind 1500, with the price of delivery)) Works. Thanks to the manufacturer for the battery)

I use with laptop. The touchscreen on it could not start with Windows 7, so I bought this mouse. I don't regret it. It is much more convenient than a touchscreen, I got it turned on and work with the mouse directly on the laptop. Got pros: Has been working without problems for almost a year now. Quickly turns on - connects. Batteries are still standing. Fits comfortably in laptop bag. Different cons: The shape is flat, which is a little uncomfortable, but for a laptop it’s the best thing to…

While not long in use, it's hard to say about reliability and durability, and it's not yet clear how long the battery will last. Pros below: Compact, powered by 1 AA battery, there is a compartment for a USB transmitter inside. It seems to be no problem on a variety of "normal" surfaces. On glass and other inadequate surfaces did not try. In any case, if anything - the mat will save. Battery included! It keeps communication well at a distance of at least a meter and a half, which is usually…

As for the wheel . It is shorter than really fig, it scrolls very strongly, I had to pour glue between the rubber band and the plastic Some pros: Good quality quiet mouse. Runs on a single battery and lasts a very long time (I haven't checked the claimed 18 months yet, but it already holds 5) Has cons: Wheel. It is, well . such a thing. I advise you to twist it before buying, although even if you really don’t like it, over time, the tightness and volume will stop distracting you from work, but…

Everything worked fine, but every 2 seconds the mouse froze but quietly moved somewhere else. Didn't appreciate it. I also received the first product with a defect, so I ordered a replacement. This replacement actually worked but as I said it works but after two seconds it freezes and only works when I click again and it's somewhere else. Terrible and expected more from HP. please do better The great thing about this mouse is that the wireless connection works and I like its shape. Pressing the

After using Logitech's M705 mouse, my wrists and hands started to hurt, even though this mouse has high ratings. I wanted to love and use them, but the constant pain and discomfort made me look for another mouse. Enter this mouse. To be honest I wasn't expecting much from a price below $15 but I gave it a try. Extremely portable, battery life has been good so far. The mouse clicks are very pleasant and quite quiet for office use. Since I have a low-profile mouse, my wrist and arm are not at an…

I really liked this mouse - it's thin, compact and a great size for a portable mouse, it has wireless or Bluetooth capability (I don't like mice bluetooth because they turn off a lot) with an offline dongle, it also touts great battery life and is pretty cheap. My main issue is the buttons - they feel soft and sometimes don't press fully. Sometimes I even miss clicks. It just makes the whole mouse experience not very smooth and a bit annoying. Also, the sensor seems mediocre to me and sometimes

So in the past I've only used Logitech mice because they've been around for years, they've been reliable, and I love the pooling feature. However, I've found recently that they've gotten a lot more expensive and have an annoying tendency to be overly sensitive to scrolling. I was in the market to buy a cheap basic wireless mouse and everything I saw from Logitech was bulky and inexpensive. All I needed was a mouse for my desktop that did basic things, didn't need back and forward buttons or…