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Question: Is it 100% noiseless? How loud are the buttons' clicks?
Document: Connection to my computer was great. All works well. The only reason I took a star off was because it it a rather loud clicker. None of my other mice have ever made a click noise quite so loud. That said, I still use it, and the bluetooth works fantastic with my laptop and my iPad.
I like the loud clicking sound. I like the vibration when i use the touch strip. The size of the mouse is good. But gosh the touch strip is not as sensitive as I thought it was, I actually had to press a little bit to get it response.But still, i like this mouse, It looks pretty and works good.
From years of using other mice, it seems natural to click the tip, rather than the middle, of this long touch strip. Unfortunately, the tip/bottom are hardwired to serve as Page Up / Page Down buttons, so I'm stuck curling my finger to reach the amorphous middle area of the touch strip for middle clicks.
I just recently got this mouse. It is a traditional three-button mouse, as I like them. It also has Bluetooth, which was what I was looking for. Unfortunately, the 'touch' scroll button is annoying. It actually consists of SPRINGS. You read right. We can feel every single spring when you scroll. The springs MUST be touched to scroll; a loud spring noise is heard when scrolling. Plus, the horizontal scrolling is definitely not good.
I love having a bluetooth mouse, and Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse is of good quality. I like scrolling up and down as well as sideways without needing a wheel.The scroll is not as smooth as I would have expected (not like an Apply Magic Mouse) as it kind of &#34;clicks&#34; for each scroll increment, but it's okay.
This is a wireless mouse to use with Bluetooth devices. It is a laser mouse, so it doesn't have a trackball that will get all gunked up. In addition to left and right clicks, it has scrolling features for both vertical and horizontal scrolling. If your device has Bluetooth built in, you don't need a dongle. The mouse has a comfortable ergonomic fit, and weighs about 5 ounces with the 2 AA batteries installed.
Clicks & touches are blurred. Top-mid-bottom distinction is blurred. Not as exacting.Set up is easy. My bluetooth connection doesn't always sense the mouse, but that may be because of the dongle I'm using.If you're a petite person with a delicate touch & value style over ease-of-use & practicality, this is your mouse. Great idea. Nicely stylized. Lots of options. Probably great for a petite teen, but not very practical for anyone.
I bought this mouse because I wanted the bluetooth technology. I have a Windows 8 machine, so I decided to try the touch technology as well.This mouse is not reliable enough to be considered a great product. The touch system on the mouse is not 100% responsive. I would say it's good, but not good enough to compel me to recommend this product to anyone.The &#34;blue&#34; tracking system is the opposite of what they claim.
worked very well out of the box once I figured out how to put it in discovery mode. Started working even before the driver was completely installed.
this bluetooth mouse works okay but, seems to pause. I switched back to my USB wireless mouse and have to pausing problems.
Answer: It is not 100% noiseless.  The buttons provide a faint click, which is a nice acknowledgement that you pressed the button.  The sound level is less than that of a finger lightly tapping a desk. To compare it to other mice; It is at the same level as my Microsoft Optical Mouse 2.0, and a lower pitch then that of my Logitech Bluetooth v470 mouse that it replaced.