Ergonomic mouse for a small price

The Sharkoon Shark Force Gaming Mouse replaced my in the year has come, originally light gray and now ugly yellowish discolored Microsoft Optical Wheel Mouse. Important to me was a wired mouse, so I do not have to deal with empty batteries and Aufladeprozeduren. Although I am not a gamer, I wanted to this time specify an ergonomically shaped model. While the Shark Force could be just a tad bit larger and have a support for the ring finger, yet it fits comfortably in your hand. The forward and back buttons are easily accessible with the thumb, is by no means feel wobbly on and work as expected. Even the scroll wheel works perfectly, but sometimes are annoying squeaks on its own - there's a star deduction. The DPI switch, the manufacturer would have to omit, because the mouse with less than 1600 dpi is simply too slow.

Was annoying that the equipment on my desk first jerked strong and responded only with a delay. Only after I had the self-adhesive pads sliding away (because you have to first find out), it functioned normally. My sister has the same model in pink - the same phenomenon. The surface is matt in beech finish and does not shine unusually strong. My veteran Microsoft mouse and optical mouse Red4Power R4-T007U desktops, however, work perfectly. That costs another star. Personally annoys me more that the blue glowing lettering "Shark Force" continues to light after turning off the computer while the blue glowing DPI switch expires - possible it would be.

Who live with the scroll wheel and squeaky possibly can dispense with the use of the sliding pads, place the Sharkoon Shark Gaming Mouse Force an affordable, ergonomic mouse. Whether the equipment is suitable for gaming, I can not answer unfortunately.