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I bought a 2 when I was 618 this year4G wireless mouse, because it is a single product, so ** is cheaper, I thought about making a backup, and I didn't move it.
It's been less than 12 months.,It's been a few years since I was working on this set of keyboards and mice.,The mouse's scroll wheel has failed.,So I remembered the wireless mouse that was stored for half a year.。
After plugging in the receiver, the light turns on and works, and the light turns off after about 10 seconds, and this is the case several times in a row. I couldn't figure it out, but I finally realized it at the tip of the shop ownerThe wireless mouse has been idle for too long, and the battery runs out and needs to be recharged!
The wired keyboard and mouse that have been used for decades are really difficult to turn around in terms of "wireless charging"...
The next question is "every time you turn it on, you need to reseat the receiver" for it to work properly.
This problem is also quite troublesome, and I have tried several methods, such as "disable the power of the USB jack", "disable USB selective pause" and so on.
None of the methods played a decisive role, and then a certain boot suddenly went normal, which made people both happy and speechless.
During the use of the wireless mouse, there is a slight delay in clicking, because it is mainly for office work and playing some pension games, so this shortcoming is acceptable to me. After all, the desktop is a lot cleaner, and at the same time, the idea of replacing the wireless keyboard was born.
The surprise was followed by the fright - after turning on the device yesterday, the wireless mouse suddenly failed after about 2 minutes of normal operation.
The power must be sufficient, and it is useless to repeatedly plug and unplug the receiver, it is such a sudden and complete failure.
My "wireless trip" failed inexplicably, and it took less than three days to use it normally...
The store is really good and agreed to replace the wired mouse at the same price.
"Wireless" is not so fun, it is recommended that everyone is still "wired"!
This article is original and refuses any form of **!