Review on TeckNet Portable Wireless Receiver Adjustment by Evan Burnside

I've had several Tecknet mice before with no problems, but this is the first USB nano version I've had. This is very retarded, which makes any precision work very frustrating. Depending on the type of screen I'm on, it has a lot of trouble moving smoothly and stopping where you need it. He moves in starts and jerks and then misses. My previous one was frayed and double clicked everything but I think this one is a lot worse. Also, my natural hand position on the mouse and pressing the left mouse button often results in an audible click, but no electronic action from the button press. Again, having to click and move your finger two or three times to get a true electronic click is very frustrating. I'll be using it for a few more days before deciding to stop. I hate hibernation, it's always dead, although a mouse click will wake it up, just make sure it's not on something you don't want to click. At the moment I would not recommend if it is a representative of all elements of this model.