can this mouse be used on a glass surface?
2054120
Absolutely, My desk is entirely covered with a sheet of glass and I have used a mouse for years on it. The one I presently use is the Microsoft wireless 5000.
1651469
I do not think it could be used on glass top, which may cause some scratches.
591318
Not very easily. The plastic is very hard (and brittle), the the plastic your mouse is made of. You definitely wouldn't be able to cut it with scissors - maybe a saw-zaw, and it would probably have a pretty jagged edge.
597964
I'm not sure as I use my mice on felt surfaces. You can get in touch with Genuis here: http://www.geniusnet.com/wSite/np?ctNode=97&mp;=4
1625321
I don't see why not. If you read my review you will see that after 3 months of use the center button of the mouse stopped working, I don't recommend this product.
1217342
As an optical mouse, you really shouldn't need a mousepad unless you are dealing with a reflective surface or a glass table. If the mousepad is reflective in nature - with any kind of gloss - that will disrupt the operation of the mouse.Try testing the mouse on a few different surfaces to see if you can find one that does work. If you can't get it to work on your shirt, the unit might be defective - however, it is far more likely that your system is slow under load, or that you've picked a poor mousing surface.
153080
That is one strange looking computer mouse, and yes it should work fine. Prep the surface with a wipe of rubbing alcohol for best adhesion, to remove hand oils.
1023295
Yes. I have optical mouse and it works great. I love the size it is wide and the mouse glides on it. The mouse is very precise on it.
1377245
No it won't. It's a non-laser optical mouse, so it works only on matt surface.
379257
I tried it on my table and it works great, but it is not completely transparent, it is kind of sandblasted glass. I tried it on the window to test it and it does not work well. If your's is clear glass you will need a piece of paper or mousepad.
1143756
I just tried it on a glass jar since I couldn't find anything else. it senses it. I tried it on a fake/plastic glass picture frame it worked fine. these are one if the few mouses I have found that doesn't even have a lazer light shooting out of it. which I thought it did. or it looks like its suppose to. ik forsure the laser ones work work on class or the wood that's been painted over. and I love this mouse.
1977009
It does not work well on a glass top table. I had to use paper as a mouse pad when working on a glass top.
1151414
I would assume not. There are no cursors or mouse drivers. That's why it's a touch screen.
1198456
Not while it is on a surface. If you pick the mouse up, you will see a faint blue circle from the sensor.
1223494
You need a Logitech mouse with a Darkfield Sensor or another mouse with Blue Track to work on glass but Darkfield is proven to be more responsive than Blue Track.
1659562
I don't see why not? I don't use it for that, and I use a roller ball mouse. But I'm quite sure you would be able to.
1980101
I can see no reason why your mouse wouldn't work with this mouse-pad. I believe one of the things about the Lasers is that they will work on anything - wood,glass,laminated paper - it because of this I'm going to say this mouse pad should work fine for you. I would imagine that any problems you might have should be fixable by adjusting your sensitivity.