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| A4Tech BatteryFREE Wireless Optical Mouse |
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| Written by Mikhail Ivanenkov | |
| Wednesday, 20 June 2007 | |
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Testing was the same as always: do some work, play some CS:S. In normal work and even in most of the gaming, there's no major difference between it and either Logitech mouse. However, there were more than a few times when I would run out of mouse pad room. The result was not the same as when running out of pad on a regular optical mouse. Because the unit loses power when placed even an inch away from the pad surface, there's a bit of lag and some irregular behavior (can't think of a better way to describe it) that occurs briefly when the mouse comes back into contact with the pad. In the CS:S realm, this translates into death. It's hard to say that A4Tech's approach is the wave of the future. While the idea of a lightweight, battery-less cordless mouse is an appealing one, the need to always use a specific mouse pad takes away much of the concept's versatility. However, users who despise both corded mice and the weight of their cordless counterparts may find this to their liking. As it stands however, the biggest slap-in-the-face for the NB-30 is the pathetic mouse surface area. It needs to be at least doubled before serious gamers and professionals can take it into consideration. Pros
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