But it to also come with a 1/2 lb of optional weights you can have in the mouse!
In mice this light, it's not a foregone conclusion - but it's definitely a compromise in battery life as the battery is small to keep the weight down.
I hear yah, but I was just making a joke, is all. The joke being that mice are only worth something if they 1.) are extremely light 2.) have RGB lighting.
Only to be controlled by their Asus Armoury Crate over invasive software.
Wireless is a revelation - but they do have to be charged from time to time. Still, and especially with lighter mice, going cableless is freeing.
)I really like my Logitech G703 wireless mouse. Probably the best I've owned to date wired or wireless.
The tech has really matured; I still see the use for wired, where charging would be a problem (and there's always that dongle to keep track of), but it's no longer the downside we saw maybe a decade ago or still with Bluetooth.
I agree that the tech has matured quite a bit. I ended up getting the mouse pad that allows the mouse to charge while resting on it. Money well spent.The tech has really matured; I still see the use for wired, where charging would be a problem (and there's always that dongle to keep track of), but it's no longer the downside we saw maybe a decade ago or still with Bluetooth.
As for size, shape, and lighting... that's all personal
So I'm trying to understand. You didn't like wires so you got a wireless mouse. But you got one that supports wireless charging. Then got a mousepad that you have to plug in with wires to charge the mouse?
I'm in the same boat but I did go wireless with the controller with a rechargeable battery and charging dock.
