Macally USB Wired Computer Mouse Review

I used a wireless mouse. The batteries will run out without notice and with the work I'm doing now I can't let my mouse lose power. So I went back to the wired mouse. This mouse serves a purpose and it was just a plug and play thing. Very easy.

The description says it's 4.3 x 6.5 x 1.3 but it's actually 3.75 x 2 x 1.5 and it's too small for human hands so that it can be used without cramps. I lost a day waiting and now have to order a human size mouse.

Apple peripherals are notoriously expensive and there aren't many alternatives if you have a Mac and want the same "aesthetics" as the computer itself. Macally has done a good job of maintaining Apple's "look and feel" without adding anything. I bought it because the device it is connected to is not used on a daily basis and I am tired of the apple wireless mouse always running out of power or running out of power every time I turn it on.

. because you can also call it a mini mouse! Both my spouse and I had issues with PC mice and decided to replace them. We bought two Macally brand mice and upon receipt found that they were only 2/3 the size of a standard sized mouse. I have fingers like a pianist, so my hand doesn't even touch the damn thing when I'm playing. That's fine if I'm just scrolling slowly while reading an e-book, but it gets a bit more difficult when browsing the web.

These Macally corded computer mice (two, one for home and one for office) are very good. Size, construction, calibration and touchscreen are fine. I use it with a MacBook Pro because I'm not a fan of the touch bar. With a USB-connected mouse (or dongle adapter), I never have to fiddle with the touchpad. I have traveled with the mouse thrown in a computer bag, no special handling and it holds up well in transport. Other mice would not have done so well. Macally does good things. I highly…

This mouse is the fastest and most comfortable mouse I have ever used since I started using mice with version 1 of MS Windows. I've gotten carpel tunnel symptoms with some old, clumsy mice. This mouse is unobtrusive, but extremely sensitive and responsive. I wanted a wired mouse to reduce my environmental impact. No batteries; then less waste. I would recommend this mouse to anyone who doesn't engage in gaming but does a lot of work that requires a fast, responsive device. I intend to buy a…

If you're looking for a mouse for everyday use, I'm not sure this mouse will last. However, if you are looking for an inexpensive yet reliable mouse for systems that are not used often, then this is a solid choice. I have several of these connected to video surveillance systems. Systems are usually just browsed, but if you need to interact with menus or zoom in, the only way is with the mouse (there's no keyboard), so the mouse definitely needs to work reliably. These mice turned out to be the…

Although I'm a graphic designer and writer and spend most of my day at my computer, I'm not particularly critical of the mouse. I only want two things from my mouse: I want to 1) connect and get it working right away and 2) keep working. I bought a Macally USB wired computer mouse because it was USB based and therefore compatible with my Mac and because it was cheap. I'm happy to report that it does what I expect from a mouse. I move it and my cursor moves across my display. The buttons and…

I usually find this mouse sufficient. However, sometimes I have to switch between right and left hand controls for muscle strain and balance reasons. When I operate it with my right hand, I have no problems. But when I work with it with my left hand, sometimes when dragging items while holding down the left button while moving my mouth, the mouse switches to action as if I press the right button (opens a list of actions like copy, delete, restore). , etc.). Having done this with other computer…