I have the mouse now comprises 13 months of the application and the partial 8-12 hours a day. Such defects, like walking the buttons broken, I can not confirm. I can not be explained by that pressing too hard the key to me only. The mouse itself has a good tactile feedback, so I can not understand.
In the middle of the mouse, where the contours of the wheel ends, there is a small red lamp. This indicates when the battery is empty and lights up briefly at power - but is otherwise off. The laser mouse has not lit red LED in operation at the bottom, like an optical mouse, which I find very pleasant.
The mouse turns only after a long time to sleep - in fact I have only noticed when I had started the mouse overnight. The mouse is very fast growing again,
The mouse is as big as our offer corded mouse, which was an important purchasing criterion for me in about as many other mice (whether they cost considerably more), are very small.
It was important for me that there should be a laser mouse and no optical mouse. With optical mice I had often problems. In particular, optical mice are not quite as accurate. In addition, the laser mouse works very precisely and can be connected with slower demand from 1600 dpi to 800 dpi with a button at the bottom. This can be very helpful in image processing.
Especially in combination with Windows 8 the mouse is ideal as you can scroll horizontally. Microsoft had in designing the horizontal scrollbar forget that ordinary mice can only scroll vertically and also support touchpad no horizontal scrollbars.
Originally I wanted a wireless mouse that uses Bluetooth. In retrospect, it was already an advantage, the mouse sometimes to just connect at work or in workshops to other computers without Bluetooth support. Especially on Windows 8 to manage the Bluetooth devices is somewhat complicated, on the contrary, that you simply plug in the USB adapter and can get started right away.
Furthermore, this mouse is a 3-finger mouse (left-click, mouse wheel, right-click), which is more comfortable in the hand and is not as fast twisted his hand, like a 2-finger mouse, in my Pinky was always pressed on the mouse pad, which certainly led to problems, which is why the doctor had advised me to a 3-Finger Mouse.
In this mouse the little finger is not on the mouse pad. This is sometimes the reason why I had not bought any Logitech mouse.
The Back and Forward buttons are very large and I have no problems to meet these (compared to my old wired Logitech mouse, in which the buttons very well looked but were much too small though and I grabbed like too high).
The mouse is also very energy sparingly, so I had to date only 1 battery change of Mignon (AA) batteries. I use alkaline (LR6) batteries, which have a little more than twice as much as the amp Zinc Carbon (R6) batteries. (For those who wonder, that with them the battery is not hällt so long).
A small minus point, I still, even if he does not change with me at the 5 stars:
If the little mouse is turned on, it may be that the wireless no longer quite so achieves high data rates, as this mouse as everyone else seems to be transmitted on the 2.4 GHz frequency. However, this problem have all wireless mice, just as Bluetooth mice. The mouse itself does not get any radio problems, the data rate for other wireless devices is reduced only minimally from.
In this mouse, the problem manifests very discreet, so I would like to give it a 6 star.
All who wish to play with the mouse now and then I can say that this is also readily possible with this mouse. Due to the wireless connection, the mouse will be slow but the FPS a few milliseconds. Who plays games in which it does not depend on every tenth millisecond, but will have no problems. As long as your wireless connection is working, and this mouse will work without interruptions.
A noticeable difference to wired mice in the response time I can not tell - unless I prefer a true gaming mouse for comparison)
All in all, I find the 3 Finger Laser mouse Hama very successful. It lies well in the hand, supports horizontal scrolling and wireless. Above all, it's not as small as some other mini-notebook mice and affect the radio traffic minimal. The laser technology makes the mouse much more precise than an optical mouse.
In particular, for open-plan offices, train and Internet cafes, I can only recommend the silent mouse, as you no one interferes with it.
