A4Tech Padless Mouse - mice perform really without a pad
It was a great pleasure to be able to take the mice with me on vacation. Unfortunately the weather was not favorable for sunbathing and swimming, as there was a day when the maximum temperature was 14 degrees and it was raining. This pretty much meant that books on the internet and some computer games were needed to spend time. I had the opportunity to experience mice in the field of the latter.
First of all, I think it’s important to note that I really couldn’t find a surface where they wouldn’t have worked. I also have a basis for comparison, as I use a fairly fair L… ..h brand product that has been left to use on a lot of surfaces that are recommended as a trial for the new A4Tech mice, such as my hair. Sure, I don’t usually gamble on my head by default, but it’s worth a try. So the mice worked on my hair, the product of the competition as well, only just inaccurately, the mouse pointer jumped.
The big question, and the biggest task, is the mirror. Since such is only glued to the tile in the bathroom, I used the surface of my PDA as a reflective surface. To my huge surprise, my own mouse didn’t even move the mouse pointer, in contrast, the rodents in the A4Tech remained essentially functional, though they could no longer follow the fast movements either.
In these mice, fitness to play is not a primary requirement, and it is suspected that pieces specifically for players will come soon. However, that didn’t stop me from shooting a bit. Since I only took the notebook with me on vacation, and its performance isn’t overwhelming, so again, only my old favorite, Quake 3 Arena, remained. I didn’t mind that very much, I still love it to this day, and testing a mouse is plenty. Well, one of the mice that came to us was really suitable for the game, but the other three weren’t just because they were too small for my hand. The pictures show that they were mostly made for carrying next to a notebook or for female hands, except for the N-708X, which was already my size.
To sum up the experience, I can say that we can really forget about the mouse pad, but still don’t put a mirror under our mouse. V-Track technology delivers what it promises, and that’s important. They can be used on essentially any surface, be it marble or a cashmere sweater or human hair. The clear plexite is swallowed crosswise with a laugh and they are able to move the mouse pointer even on fully reflective surfaces. None of the mice we tested so far have been able to do this.
Fortunately, prices do not show that rodents have been given new technology. The gross wholesale price of our products remained below HUF 2000 without exception, which can be said to be very favorable, as retail prices are not expected to be much higher either.
We’ve come up with a new mode with a vertical beam of light, so we’re looking forward to the arrival of more expensive, possibly gaming mice!
A4Tech mice, as before, are from the manufacturer's domestic distributor. the Kelly-Tech Ltd.they came from to try. Thank you for the opportunity!
A4Tech Padless mice
