HP X4500 Wireless Mouse, Black Review

Good mouse for ARMA and DayZ games Because of the tight middle button. It served for a very long time. About 5-4 years, probably, even when, because of the dollar, it cost 990, and not in the online store Pros: 1600 DPI Ergonomics Appearance STYLISH LED tells you when to change the battery Invisible to the eye laser - do not go blind looking at the bottom of the mouse Its cons: Well, it's a lie that it lasts 2 years from 1 set of batteries. I changed them very often

If not for the terrible unreliability, then this is the best mouse you can imagine. But alas, at this price, I no longer want to change to the same after a breakdown Has some pros: Very comfortable mouse, large size and the hand rests on it without fatigue Cons below: Alas, a year later, the wheel began to work poorly and now it does not perform its function at all, constantly flipping one way or the other.

Use 3 years. The mouse is doing great! At work, I order the same mice for all my colleagues working with graphics, everyone is happy. Has pros: Simple, good quality, works as it should. Batteries last for six months to a year, with daily use. Different cons: There are a lot of people in the office and a lot of wireless devices, I had to bring the receiver on a usb extension cable closer to the mouse. otherwise there were podlagivanie.

For more than two years in active use, it proved to be a Kalashnikov assault rifle, without any complaints, I recommend it, a workhorse Different pros: Ergonomic mouse, works out its price, The mouse is perfect, value for money, perfect! Different cons: I didn’t go crazy, the only thing you can complain about is, in my opinion, a noisy wheel compared to the Logitech G305, well, this is a completely different level, And everything is individual, in my opinion

The connection keeps well, but only at a short distance from the computer (four or five meters). Considered as a mouse for a year - the ideal solution. With its pros: Very comfortable, high-quality assembly and materials, batteries last for a long time. Cons below: A year later, the left button began to fail, you need to change the switch or throw out the mouse.

Around six months ago, I started using a mouse. I would not recommend it because the signal drops frequently and the screen flickers when you move the cursor.

An enjoyable mouse to use. Pros include: 1. Ergonomics. It fits comfortably in the hand and has a touch coating under the thumb. The wheel has a touch surface as well, is non-slip, spins quietly, and you can feel cutoffs when scrolling. adequate weight (I like heavy mice). The buttons made pleasant, audible clicks that were also clear. 2. Very precise 3. Acquired without using firewood No additional buttons 5. Runs for a long time on just two AA batteries Many drawbacks 1. A top-mounted battery

Since I started using it on a regular basis at work more than a year ago, I can say that I am quite happy with the device. To begin, I was seeking for a large ergonomic mouse, and I found that this particular model was an excellent choice. In contrast to those used for gaming, it does not have an excessive number of additional buttons. Because it uses two batteries, it is hefty and nice to work with; the batteries last a long time and have not needed to be replaced in over a year; there are no…

Having been in the market for a sizable wireless mouse, I decided to get this one and had no regrets. While using it, you won't notice the mouse's weight at all; it glides easily on carpet, and the soft touch side cover prevents the mouse from slipping out of your hands when you lift it. The dust-attracting coating on the lid is largely irrelevant. Totally constrained layout. Really satisfied with the wheel; it operates smoothly and quietly, with no creaking or jiggling. It's encouraging that…

The buttons were first on the left, then on the right, as everyone had issues with them. Although I always suspected the buttons themselves, I believed they had firmware issues. The explanation was very trivial. I discovered the hard way that everything functions flawlessly when the contacts on the board are closed. I disassembled the buttons with care (the upper part is removed if you tuck it with a clerical knife). On the metal plate, a plaque appears that prevents a typical contact closure…

At this amount of money, it is entirely feasible to change every year, so I bought the same. There has been experience with expensive models, and others from the brand beginning with the letter L are not much better. I came to the conclusion that I am willing to give back 2,000 times a year on my own. Trustworthy prices start at 8. features advantages I find it to be comfortable in my hand. They guarantee 1600 dpi, so the precision (in Photoshop, etc.) is not poor. Compared to similar ones, the

In all, it's a bargain. The need for ergonomics was overstated, in my opinion, because I don't use the cheapest vertical mouse. If someone else finds use for it, he's content. Benefits include: Nice shape, comfortable in the hand. The mouse is a standard European size (although it would be more convenient for me even more). Intuitive button pressing is evident. If your right hand becomes fatigued while working, try switching to your left. Integration with iMac is instantaneous. A few drawbacks:

It isn't, in my opinion, any better than Genius NetScroll or XScroll, which are significantly more expensive. I purchased it since I liked the shape and I desperately needed a mouse. In the move, the previous one was gone. But, I can't say that I'm overjoyed. You don't really want to change it because you can use it without any issues, but. It's not the best. Certain benefits pretty responsive; good scroll; pleasant, well-pressed buttons; has certain drawbacks - Disposable packing - The shape…

Standard mice. Even in Capture one, where I work, I tolerate working for her. Although a cable controller is preferable for gaming, this wireless model should suffice if you're not a serious player. Some benefits: Size: Complete. Even yet, laptop mice are essentially useless; they only take up marginally less room, and they are awkward to use because they are located under the right hand. I don't hate lefties, but the universal mouse is, kmk, from the devil; - well-made in terms of design…

The connection keeps well, but only at a short distance from the computer (four or five meters). Considered as a mouse for a year - the ideal solution.

I worked for 9 months (I work at a computer for at least 8-9 hours a day) and the wheel began to fail, apparently by 12 months it would completely stop working normally and I would have to buy a new one.

I had two such mice and everywhere one problem is that the left mouse button eventually stops responding to clicks the first time.

Pros below: They say it lasts a long time on one set of batteries. Don't know yet, haven't checked. Month works. By the way, the batteries were included. PS. Batteries last over a year. Cons: Everywhere I read that this is a big heavy mouse. And that's what I was looking for. But it turned out she was small! Half of my palm. Although heavy, due to 2 batteries. And because of this, I'm looking for a mouse again.

The fairly quick response is impressive, which will allow you to perform all actions with quick clicks during work, as well as in games at lunchtime, well, or for children to play on a laptop in the evening. Doesn't take up a lot of space in the bag. Pros below: Good response; Sufficiently low power consumption; Small Size Has some cons: Perhaps many will find a USB mouse expensive to maintain, but you can buy batteries.

Got pros: Comfortable in the hand, rubberized wheel. Finger batteries last a long time. Got cons: After a year of use, the right button is gradually dying, now I am writing a review and I can not correct the errors with the right button. So I'll be illiterate!