Needs two features and it will dominate the productivity mouse market!
I really, really wanted to like this mouse. It was exactly what I was looking for. I compared it against the Logi MX Master 3S, Citlla Pro MXE510 and Tecknet MS029. This was the most comfortable mouse and has amazing button placement. The side scroll wheel is placed perfectly above and between the forward and back buttons, allowing you to use the pad of your thumb to go forward, your knuckle to go back and then with a slight lift, your knuckle would be on the side scroll wheel. No lifting your fingers or thumbs off the mouse to reposition. The build quality was on par with the Logi device. It connects quickly over Bluetooth, and I did not see any lag during use. However, it was missing two features that the Citlla & Logi have. They each have a thumb button that would minimize all windows and return you to the desktop. This is a cool feature with nosey neighbors around or if you are searching through numerous open windows or documents. Most importantly, the Logi & Citlla have a smoother scroll wheel (magnetic, I think) that allows for precise one to three lines scrolling or super speed when you give it a spin. The Rapoo has a click-click-click type scroll wheel. If they only changed the scroll wheel, this would be the best office productivity mouse on the market, besting anything Logi is producing right now. Adding both features, would corner the market and dominate. I ended up keeping the Citlla and returning the rest (same price as the Rapoo, $45). The Tecknet is not worth the $15 price, the Logi is not worth the $90 price (and it was sold as new but was actually used). Read more





















