The Lenovo 300 Wired USB Mouse | Compact Design | Reliable Performanceis a simple plug-and-play mouse that just works. It's equipped with the standard buttons: left, right, and scroll wheel click, and is built with a 1600 dpi optical sensor for accurate tracking. Plug it into any available USB Type-A port on your system and it should be ready to go.

Wired USB Connectivity    1600 dpi Optical Sensor

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this mouse work with a Mac?

A: Yes, the Dell MS116 Wired Optical Mouse (Black) will work on a Mac device.

Q: 2. Is the scroll wheel quiet or does it click while scrolling?

A: The center scroll wheel is silent when scrolling.

Q: 3. usb 2 or usb 3?

A: USB 2. Not sure why you would need USB 3 for something like a trackball though. That only makes sense where you would have a device that benefits/requires the higher data rates like audio interfaces/VR headsets/high speed storage media.

Q: 4. What is the length of the cord?

A: Unfortunately it is not specified. It should be around the standard 3'.

Q: 5. Does this work with Mountain lion 10.7.5?

A: I have used the Expert Mouse with Mountain lion and everything up to 10.11.3 You will need the installation of TrackballWork 1.3 (that corresponds to Mountain Lion).

Q: 6. Is this keyboard compatible with Lenovo Legion 5 laptop?

A: Yes it would be compatible.

Q: 7. Does this mouse work with mac os x desktop?

A: Yes, the Macally TURBO Mouse is compatible with both Windows and Mac OS.

Q: 8. I just bought one of these to replace my aging Microsoft Trackball Explorer. The Kensington Expert Trackball I now have in my possession, cannot seem to operate Photoshop's Selection Tool. Is anyone else experiencing a similar issue?

A: Unfortunately, no. We have not heard of any issue between this device and Photoshop. Please email us at pc@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com/a for in-depth assistance.

Q: 9. Should I get a 3-D connection CAD mouse Pro or the space mouse first?

A: It would honestly come down to a personal decision and what you are looking to improve but the Space Mouse seems to be more useful based on the user feedback I have received from each product from users using CAD software.

Q: 10. 1600 dpi - please what is the implication to that?

A: The higher the DPI, the more sensitive the mouse is. That is, you move the mouse even a tiny bit, the pointer will move a huge distance across the screen. If a mouse has 1600 DPI, then, if you move your mouse one inch (2.54 cm), the mouse pointer will move 1600 pixels. You can adjust this sensitivity up or down.