Can I use this mouse in an office setting? I need a quiet, wired mouse.
388109
Yes. That is the reason I bought this mouse. My company gave me the loudest mouse on the planet, so I got annoyed with the noise, did some googling and found this mouse and it is awesome!
388110
Yes. I use it at home when my husband is sleeping in the same room. Even if the house is completely quiet I can't hear the clicks.
388111
Definitely. I have owned it for... several months now (6 maybe) and it is excellent. It is quiet enough that I have perhaps used it to catch up some some Minecraft (click-click-click!) at the campus library.I've never tested in a truly noiseless environment (a/c, coworkers, etc...), but for me it's effectively silent.
1483214
i use the wired mouse. i have been very happy with it. i use mine for primary clicking. when i need to use the secondary, i just go into system perferences and change. when done, i go in and put back to the original setting. very easy.
749568
I think it's too noisy for an open office environment. It makes a whirring sound that gets louder as you get it up to speed, and it makes clicking sounds as it slips into and out of smooth rotation.
2077902
This particular mouse isn't wireless, however ThermalTake does have a wireless version of the level 10. Look at a review of the wireless one on youtube, there should be a video that would answer your question.
1686013
Absolutely. That's the whole reason I'm even looking at this mouse. I use my G13, G510s, and G700s almost exclusively for work. I have so many macros set up for just about everything. The software is so flexible. I've just about run out of room on both the G13 and G510s, so I need more "room" for programmed functions. I plan on making the G600 my own soon and being able to really cut loose on macros and so forth.
1038512
It seems ok to me, the little that I have used it. I mainly use a logitech wireless (not bluetooth) mouse though. I'm usually at a table somewhere when I use it though too, so a traditional mouse isn't cumbersome.
861155
No you cannot. I know Corsair has a couple gaming mice that have that feature that you are talking about.
930860
Well, I don't actually know, I use the main two and that's about it. It is my understanding that you can set them up for things but I haven't ever had the need for it so never did it. I do indeed love the mouse because I don't have to move it around. It sets on the arm of my chair and computer on my lap and go for hours. Sorry I couldn't present you with more info.
2254781
Very much so. The extra buttons can easily be used in any office application, and the feel of the mouse won't tire your hand.
2036906
Absolutely. I use it at work in my cubicle And it runs silent. It does not disturb anyone.
1120
Yes, you could use it in your office setting. The stepper is adjustable. READ THE INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL CAREFULLY FIRST!
2200815
I am using a multifunction gaming mouse myself, and yes you can as long as all connected computers have the software installed and you will want to be sure that all the computers have the same profiles setup so you won't have any confusion.
1945375
Depends on your office environment and the switches you use. If you get the Cherry MX Red or Brown switches, they are fine, even without the o-ring mod (putting o-ring on the stem of the keycap - just Google 'o-ring mod'). Blues are clicky, that together with the sound made when you bottom out is obvious if you work in a very quiet environment. The Cherry MX Red or Brown switch and do the o-ring mod should definitely be quiet enough for office use.
1854502
If you're using the mouse in the same room as a light sleeper, the clicks may disturb him/her. They're not particularly loud -- I'd rate the click noise as a bit below average for mice.
709677
Yes, wired or wireless mice work, I use a microsoft wireless mouse, works wonderfully.
1357038
Just like a regular office mouse, it will click to intervals. I really recommend this mouse, I never had a single problem yet!
1773886
It's neither the quietest nor the loudest mouse I've used in the last year. The scroll is quiet but barely audible, but clicking is a bit louder. Personally I don't think it's bad form to use a typical mouse in the library but if you're looking for a silent click, this mouse doesn't have it.