Use Dpi Button On Aula Mouse Software Just Has
Much better than the Rival 100 it replaced.The mouse also features 7 hyperresponsive buttons with up to 50 million clicks durability. By the way, the actual mouse is awesome. All I want is to be able to program keystrokes to the buttons on the mouse. This is my first mouse with so many buttons on it. I have looked but am drawing a blank here. The Logitech software just has way too many options and Im completely overwhelmed by it.
Kind of unnecessary though.On the left side of the mouse are 2 more side buttons. The “+ and -” buttons are used to control the DPI. Left, center (scroll wheel), and right mouse buttons on the top. Probably not “gaming quality” though.TABLE OF CONTENTS Unboxing Build & Design Setup & Performance Summary Good EnoughNice looking box aside, the build quality of the mouse itself is also pretty decent too.This is a pretty “standard” mouse. Not so sure about gaming though.Decently good, value-for-money.
Overall, I am personally quite pleased with the build quality. Braided USB cable.Rear – Nothing to see here… Just the logo. Yep, that makes this mouse “for right-handed people only”.Front side – Yes, the scroll wheel is a “rough metal texture thing” instead of a rubber wheel.
I peeled off the blue film, and it’s still a little awkward. The up-and-down movement feels smooth, but the left-and-right somehow just seems a tad bit… unstable.P.S. See above, there are only 3 of those “black mouse sliding pads”. The bottom of the mouse is something that I don’t quite understand.
Turned into a very dirty mouse with junk stick in-between the many crevices.Yep, the “cheap mouse syndromes” all showed up after some usage. DPI settings don’t stick – Resets every time you reset or power off the PC.
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