Ele tem a possibilidade de personalizar alguns botões laterais, mas sou muito leiga para isso (kkkkk) e nunca cheguei a personalizar. Razer’s Synapse software is another suite that isn’t exactly known for its robustness, but we didn’t encounter any major issues in testing, and the app itself makes it relatively easy to adjust RGB patterns, CPI presets, polling rate, and the like. The version the Viper Ultimate uses is only supported on Windows, unfortunately, though it’s not like macOS is much of a gaming platform to begin with. The mouse itself can store up to five settings profiles on its own internal memory.

With the top and front sheath removed, a panel on the bottom of the PC can also be removed, revealing dual SODIMM RAM slots and an M.2 PCIe SSD slot. Getting everything down to the skeleton like this only takes about a minute, so future upgrades should be as painless as possible. We've added a link to the newly-reviewed Logitech MX Anywhere 3S in the Portability section of this review. We've converted this review to Test Bench 1.5. This update adds a new Main Button test group, which provides button actuation data and switch information. We've also made minor changes to how we calculate the Office usage score. For more details, you can see our full changelog here. The more we used the M720 Triathlon, the more we appreciated this mouse, despite its limitations. Read on to find out why. Design and Features Battery: These systems do not support batteries that are not genuine Lenovo-made or authorised. Systems will continue to boot, but may not charge unauthorised batteries. Lenovo has no responsibility for the performance or safety of unauthorised batteries, and provides no warranties for failures or damage arising out of their use. **Battery life is based on the MobileMark® 2014 methodology and is an estimated maximum. Actual battery life may vary based on many factors, including screen brightness, active applications, features, power management settings, battery age and conditioning, and other customer preferences.In between the two mouse buttons sits a battery-status LED (which we never saw lit, since the battery was in good shape), a button, and forward of that, the scroll wheel. The scroll wheel is pronounced, with a prominent raise and a ribbed texture. The wheel is touted as "hyper-fast," and that claim doesn't feel very far off from our experience with the mouse. We flew through scrolling tasks, with little stress on our joints or muscles. Stopping precisely proved more challenging; we'd classify it as almost-too-fast scrolling. At the bottom of the mouse sit the power slider and the battery compartment. The battery compartment is both secure and easy to remove by sliding your finger down it. Inside the compartment sits a AA battery and a slot that holds Logitech's included Unifying wireless USB receiver (the same kind used by the K780 keyboard). The mouse can transmit up to 10 meters to the Unifying receiver or via Bluetooth 4.0. Over the Unifying receiver, the 2.4GHz mouse is compatible with Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, and Linux-based computers, as well as with (as mentioned) Android 5.0 or later. Even Windows RT is supported.

Battery life: I've had this for well over a month now, and I turn it off at the end of every day. Obviously it claims much longer battery life, but so far I've had no issues. I also prefer mice that run on AA batteries rather than plug in ones, so that I can change it out. When the plug-in-to-charge mice finally die....theyre dead for good. A simple battery switch with this is a lot more appealing to me. I will update in time if anything changes regarding battery life. To use the mouse, you can plug in the Unifying receiver and be up and running. Or, you can pair it with a host via Bluetooth. To do the latter, just tap and hold the third button on the mouse to initiate the Bluetooth pairing process. CROSS-COMPUTER CONTROL - Game-changing capacity to navigate seamlessly on three computers, and copy-paste text, images, and files from one to the other using Logitech FLOW

DUAL CONNECTIVITY - Use with up to three Windows or Mac computers and laptops via included Unifying receiver or Bluetooth Smart wireless technology

The Logitech MX Master 3 is the best wireless mouse for most people. It's comfortably designed and loaded with genuinely useful features for getting things done. The trade-off is that a mouse this big may not be comfortable for those with especially small hands. There’s also no left-handed option, which is unfortunately common for heavily sculpted mice in general. Still, most people should find the MX Master 3 a treat.Corsair’s Harpoon RGB Wireless is a solid choice if you want a more pronounced arch than that of the Logitech G305 Lightspeed, Bluetooth support, and a rechargeable battery. But the G305’s sensor performs just as well in an ambidextrous design we found more comfortable to use over time. With an Intel Core i5-8500T (Coffee Lake) CPU and 8GB of RAM, this review unit was able to cut through daily productivity tasks like word processing, heavy web browsing, and video streaming with ease. I ran some synthetic benchmarks to give an idea of where the performance sits compared to a bunch of laptop's we recently reviewed. CPU The Logitech MX Verticalis an excellent choice if you're interested in a vertical mouse. It's thoughtfully designed and naturally helps alleviate wrist strain during the workday.