Review on HP Z3700 Wireless Mouse: Sleek and Stylish in Black (V0L79AA#ABL) by Agata Krupa ᠌

After a week, the wheel supposedly "broke." In point of fact, it did not shatter; rather, what caused the problem was an elastic band being dragged over the plastic; for some reason, they did not care to stick it. After a couple of days of pulling, the gum eventually breaks in and starts walking on its own. Because of this, in order to scroll, you must either exert a lot of force on the wheel, which is uncomfortable labor, or disassemble the mouse entirely and pour glue in the space between the wheel and the rubber band. Untwisted. Having been filled with glue. After a week, the issue had not been resolved. Unwound it for the second time, and then thoroughly filled it with adhesive. Even though nothing out of the ordinary has happened throughout this voyage, only a few days have passed. Because of the way the unit was designed, I decided not to put it in. ps: once I untwisted and removed the rubber "tire" from the wheel, I looked behind it to see if there was any manufacturer glue underneath it, but I did not find any. In other words, there is nothing that is binding them together at this point. This leads us to the conclusion that about one hundred percent of the product's purchasers will experience issues with the mouse.