Is there any "wake-up" lag in cursor movement if you resume using the mouse after leaving it idle for a few minutes?
271187
Yes. There is a very small amount of lag. I never noticed it till I just tried it. It's certainly not anything that bothers me.
1038511
If you adjust the delay time its fine! only problem I have with the track pad is If I drag my finger across it to quickly and across the whole thing is I use the Windows 8 functions of switching apps a mouse fixes it all
1734297
Scrolling is fairly quiet - fast scrolling will produce some noise, but not a lot. Clicking is about normal for mice I've used.
1932944
The slow version moves very little, just enough for most system to realize that there's movement and it doesn't really impact normal use. You can see the cursor jerk back and forth by just a few pixels when you're watching it. The fast version moves a lot and makes it very difficult to use the computer when the jiggler is active, but some systems need the extra movement.
2032526
I rarely use the mouse except when editing documents. Have noticed that the mouse performance seems to vary between different programs. Would try variety of browsers and see if that makes a difference! All of my devices are behaving badly today. Ready to revert to stone tablet and chisel!!! :-/ Good luck to you, and happy holidays!
796591
No it's not normal. Once I move the cursor to power off, sometimes I have to press enter several times before it powers down but when it does it goes down immediately.
4156
Nope! Inserting the USB receiver into the mouse MAY turn the mouse off (can't tell), but the keyboard is always on, but battery usage is nil during idle anyway. This pair is very slick, BTW, and have instant response. Keys are low contrast with small font, so you can MASSIVELY improve that by getting these stick-on letters: "ENGLISH US LARGE LETTERS KEYBOARD STICKERS NON TRANSPARENT BLACK BACKGROUND" ... only $1.80 but tricky to apply ... terrific keyboard after that!
1157481
The Mouse goes to sleep after a couple of minutes of being idle. Touch any button and it up and running instantaneously. I have been using mine for a couple of months and have not yet had to replace the battery.
1518007
Not a clue. You can try going to 'mouse properties' and speeding up mouse by moving speed lever all the way over.
1595552
You Can But it Is Not Necessary Because The Mouse Goes Into SleepMode But When Moved Will Wake Back Up
1441364
Only once did I have that problem. When I left open just a lot of applications then left it to sleep for an extended period of time. I just had to restart my computer and it solved it all. Other than that is pretty quick.
792047
The built in sleep mode is probably why it lags sometimes because I don't use it for a while and leave it on. But yeah, it is somewhat annoying because you don't get some kind of warning of when it does go into sleep mode.
1936628
Mouse pointer is stable with both of M525 mouses I have. I'd try on solid surface on another computer and send for repair if it still creeps.
1217343
It should work very normally. I can only guess. Maybe you have software running in the background? spyware or other interfearing with it? You would have to define "smoothly". Spyware can cause lagging from when you move the mouse to when the cursor moves. Try it on more than one computer to make sure it is the mouse and not the computer it is being used on.
134920
Yes it happens on mine as well but I bought a wireless mouse and turned the touchpad off.
1971514
One thing I notice is that the mouse seems to become unresponsive after a set period of time. However, all I have to do is perform a left click and it comes back online. I have rarely (if not never?) had a problem where I need to pull the USB receiver out of the computer to get it to work again.
285004
How are you waking up your computer? Via the mouse or some other method? Do realize that this mouse goes to sleep to preserve it's battery. So to get the mouse to wake up I hit the right mouse button once. Then to get the computer to come out of sleep, I hit the right mouse button again which will cause the computer to come out of sleep. The mouse should automatically reconnect using the above unless you physically turned the switch on the bottomw of the mouse to off. If you don't use the mouse to wake up the computer, then just hitting the right mouse button once after the computer is up should cause the wakeup of the mouse and auto-re-connection, but it's less reliable.