Is the Lenovo 300 Wireless Compact good for everyday use?

Yes for browsing, email and office work. The 1600 DPI sensor and three buttons cover basic tasks, but there are no side buttons or DPI switching.

Can I change the sensitivity?

No. The sensor is fixed at 1600 DPI, so you adjust cursor speed in your operating system settings instead of on the mouse.

No. It is shaped for the right hand, so left-handed users should look for an ambidextrous model.

Not really. It lacks adjustable DPI, side buttons and a gaming-grade sensor, so it suits casual use rather than fast-paced games.

You get the mouse itself and the wireless receiver needed to connect it. Check that your device has a free USB port for the receiver.

It is smaller and simpler. Full-size ergonomic mice add palm support and extra buttons, while this one trades those for a compact, basic design.

At Adorama, for $10.49, 44% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

5 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Adorama, Newegg, Antonline, Best Buy.

$10.49at AdoramaChecked 14 h ago

44% under what the other stores charge

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