Rapoo 3100P Wireless Mouse

Rapoo 3100P Wireless Mouse

A Second Image Of The Rapoo 3100P Optical

The Options Left-, Right-, And Scroll-Wheel Clicking. The Left And Right Buttons Have Slight Indentations At Their Edges, However, It’s Still Straightforward For Folks With Massive Hands Like Mine To Possess Their Fingers Slide Off Once Victimisation. The 3100P Comes In 3 Completely Different Colors—Black, Blue, Or White—Each With Its Own Surface Style. The Patterns Ar Gently Rough, However, You Do Not Very Feel Them Throughout Once You Grip them.

Installing The Batteries Reveals A Major Downside With The Mouse’s High Panel. The Panel Is Skinny And Flimsy, Creating It Vulnerable To Breaking If Not Handled Fastidiously. In Theory, For Example, It Ought To Be An Easy Method Of Pressing A Button At The Tail End To Urge The Highest Panel To Flip Up.

In Reality, Gap It Needed Maine To Grip The Perimeters Of The Mouse Firmly As I Ironed The Button So As To Urge The Panel To Flip Open. Replacement of The Panel Once Inserting The Batteries Was Equally Tough. It Did Not Need To Line Into The Bottom Properly, And I All Over Up Having To Depress The World Round The Scroll Wheel To Place It Into Place.

Performance

The 3100P Connects To The USB Two.0 Receiver Via A 5GHz Connection, That Reduces Interference From Bluetooth And A Pair Of.4GHz Wi-Fi Signals. I Found The Connection between Swish, And Lag Was Nonexistent Once I Clicked On Varied Websites Throughout Testing.

The Encompasses A Sensitivity Of One,000 Dots Per In. (DPI), Therefore Panning To The Sting Of The Screen Takes Some Movement. The Scroll Wheel Feels Loose; Initially, I Assumed It Had Been As A Result Of It Offered Left- And Right-Click Practicality, However, It Does Not.

2 Years warranty