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The Bluestork Wireless Office 60 mouse is a practical everyday companion for all your activities. It has 6 buttons for optimum comfort, adjustable sensitivity from 800 to 1600 dpi and wireless operation for maximum freedom.
1600 dpi wireless mouse with 6 buttons
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General information |
Product name |
Bluestork Wireless Office 60 Blue |
Brand |
Bluestork | |
Model |
M-WL-OFF60-BLUE | |
Interface |
Wireless |
Yes |
Mouse connectivity technology |
RF (radio waves) | |
Interface with the computer |
USB | |
Ergonomics |
Number of buttons |
6 |
Backlighting |
No | |
LED RGB |
No | |
Wheel type |
Bidirectional | |
Ambidextrous |
No | |
Use |
Office | |
| Laptop | ||
Trackball |
No | |
With memory |
No | |
Left-handed model |
No | |
Ergonomic |
No | |
Vertical |
No | |
Sensor |
Mouse type |
Optical |
Optical resolution |
1600 dpi | |
NVIDIA Reflex |
No | |
Physical characteristics |
Color |
Blue |
Weight |
53 g | |
Height |
36 mm | |
Width |
57 mm | |
Depth |
97 mm | |
Power supply |
Power supply type |
Battery |
Battery type |
1 X AA (LR6) | |
Compatibility |
Supported OS |
Mac OS X |
| Android | ||
| Microsoft Windows | ||
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 31 Dec 2018
There are no buttons to turn it off, nor does it go into standby mode.
As a result, it stays on all the time, wearing out your batteries like crazy.
I've been using this mouse for a while now and I'm not sure if it's worth a return, but I would have liked it to work for more than a few days...probably due to the battery that was supplied (too old or of poor quality?) which leaked into the mouse.
This mouse meets my expectations perfectly for an ideal price.
Easy to connect and store.
I've had many mice, for many uses in my life (gaming, office, design etc...). I didn't expect much from this one: I bought it for my laptop to use for OneNote, Excel, and web browsing.
The result is clear: I prefer the PAD of my laptop, and that's an understatement.
The factual reasons:
1 - The mouse sensor drops out which means that very regularly, the pointer starts to go anywhere at once. very convenient to blow a cable when you want to make a selection.
2 - The battery doesn't hold. But like shamefully not, I must have 16 hours of autonomy, if you calculate that's barely two working days. on a year composed of 228 working days, that implies more than 200€ of battery per year if you buy Duracell... at that price, you might as well buy a very high quality wireless with battery and charger.
3 - The inaccuracy of this mouse is incredible. I didn't expect to be able to match the quality of my steelseries for this, but here we are talking about a mouse that struggles to go in a straight line and clicks anywhere around the excel box...
4 - The range of the mouse is quite limited, reception defects appear beyond 30cm
As you can see, this comment is full of anger but is based on facts. I did not get a wrong number: I bought two for two PCs, and both behave exactly the same.
LDLC delivery is top notch. LDLC has nothing to do with this story
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