Does a laser mouse work okay on the wood surface without a mousepad?
79237
Laser mouse works fine on the surface. I do not need a mouse pad. There is very little wobble to this table for as light as it is.
79238
Sure, a laser mouse works okay. (I have a wireless, Logitech mouse.) By the way, this is a great table --- very easy to assemble and I'm not the greatest person with hands-on projects. I'm really glad I got it!
1566665
Not unless it is a ball mouse - which are not the norm anymore. The laser does not register on the clear reflective surface well at all. I still use a mousepad.
430932
Yes, either Mac or Windows, and it works on any surface, white or transparent, no pad needed. Best and most precise mouse.
203002
a mouse glides quite freely-almost too much. Iy takes a bit of getting used to but it works well. I bought these for my kids so they could use the permanent markers on paper and not have it bleed through the paper and permanently mark my table. works great for that too
1141067
Not good because your mouse would be limited to a very small space of the touch pad and I'm not sure the mouse would even work on that surface. If you want to use an external mouse, you're better off purchasing a lap desk with a plain pull out tray or surface specifically intended for a mouse.
2194071
Absolutely. You'd just need some sturdy scissors or maybe a utility knife.There is a sewed border around the edge, but if you don't mind having a rougher edge, it should be no problem.(this is a GREAT mousepad for gaming, BTW)
379258
I don't know whether the Ultrathin mouse will work on a glass table. I gave up on using this rather expensive little dude for the reason I gave in my review. And so, I did not try it on glass. It's a good question, though, because some mice won't work on ultra smooth surfaces.
387588
Not really; I use a cordless Apple mouse; there is some surface noise as I slide the mouse but overall I have been very pleased. I occasionally clean the base of the mouse to reduce resistance.
1023295
Yes. I have optical mouse and it works great. I love the size it is wide and the mouse glides on it. The mouse is very precise on it.
918190
The surface is partially cover with small holes. I don't know how well the mouse will do on that area. But you can use a small mouse pad. That will solve the problem.
2082794
Yes I have it indoors.Only thing no rubber feet so if you are using on tile or wood you would need to protect your floors.I got some furniture sliders the ones for chairs and used them. Works just fine.
1377245
No it won't. It's a non-laser optical mouse, so it works only on matt surface.
1637484
I use a Corsair M95 Laser Gaming Mouse and the performance has been nothing but flawless for the entire experience. I can't speak specifically for other laser mice, but I see no reason why they should not work just was well.
1527650
it works fine with a laser mouse,I have a naga 2014, with a 8200 bpi laser, it tracks and works beautifully. I would never go back to another mouse surface.
2196824
You sure can. There's a hotkey for it. I usually keep my touchpad off when i can and use a cheap usb mouse.
1217342
As an optical mouse, you really shouldn't need a mousepad unless you are dealing with a reflective surface or a glass table. If the mousepad is reflective in nature - with any kind of gloss - that will disrupt the operation of the mouse.Try testing the mouse on a few different surfaces to see if you can find one that does work. If you can't get it to work on your shirt, the unit might be defective - however, it is far more likely that your system is slow under load, or that you've picked a poor mousing surface.
2217012
You mean the bottom of the mouse? Yes, it is laser but it is not wireless mouse. It has a wire.