Review on Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 - Graphite: Compact and Convenient by Adam Paka (Adam Trab ᠌

I've been making use of it for close to a year now (maybe more). I selected one out of several dozen mice available at the store by pressing the left button. This one has the least amount of noise! At first, the wheel was annoying since it was pressed so firmly (in comparison to all other mice that I had used), and scrolling was difficult to understand because of how it worked (either a brake, or a rocket). Despite the fact that I had to train the finger that was responsible for pressing the wheel and get used to the mouse's protracted adjustment process, its convenience more than made up for the inconvenience. a weight that is roughly average. It is convenient that the indicator displays the state of the battery whenever the device is turned on. At first, the battery that was included in the package lasted for more than four months. After almost a year, the left button started to be pressed incorrectly (either dust or the resource ran out) In overall, a really nice mouse; one must simply spend some time getting used to its unique behavior. When I was scrolling over the page earlier today, the rubber band detached itself from the wheel. stretched! It appears that the warranty has expired, and at this point I have no idea what to do.