how loud is it when you press the left/ right button? I bring my laptop to libraries to study and I need a quieter mouse
2021227
fairly quietit's just a little "click" not a loud "clack"I highly recommend this mouse and all other E-Blue products-- they're cheap and high quality, and don't have useless/unnecessary features-- just the standards.
2021228
fairly quiet it's just a little "click" not a loud "clack" I highly recommend this mouse and all other E-Blue products-- they're cheap and high quality, and don't have useless/unnecessary features-- just the standards.
30016
It has a click. I can hear it, but I wouldn't say it's loud. The thing that I like about it is that it has a button that will switch you between the desktop and the tiles screen in Windows 8. You don't have to go to the corners so much.
340506
The scrolling wheel is actually louder than other mice I use. However, the buttons are very quiet.
1180274
I think Alex's answer is probably fairly accurate. If you consider the volume of full sized keyboards (think the ones that used to come with desktops), that's probably a 4 while most modern laptops with the island keys (think like those on the Apple keyboards) are closer to a 2 or even a 1 if you type softly. This keyboard is definitely louder, but not especially so. It is more of a solid click than a clack, if that makes any sense. I personally use mine in an open office setting and haven't had any complaints. Hopefully this helps answer your question!
1193407
Depends on the type and the amount of pressure you apply to the mouse. If you do a lot of clicking than you won't notice any noise from the pad.
1286409
It does have a clicking sound when you scroll which sounds kind of like a zipper being zipped. If you are in a quiet room, that sound can really grate on your nerves! I wouldn't buy this mouse again because of the clicking sound.
1921537
Takes a bit of getting use to, the touch pad and left/right click buttons are all one....other then getting use to it, there was no problem. I generally attach a wireless mouse and use it on my laptop anyway.
749364
It is quieter than say a stock Dell keyboard. It more or less has a rather muffled thunk type of sound compared to clicking. I'm a programmer / sys admin and I don't completely touch type, nor do I type 60 wpm. So your mileage may vary.
1272729
Yes. Not silent like most laptop keypads, but neither noisy like some keyboards I've used. Plenty of key travel, but no positive "click".
1673612
It's not loud to me. When it's asleep it's quite as a mouse. When it's printing it's no noisier than others. It's like a printer but not loud by my standards.
749365
It's moderate in noise. Probably less than MS kb but not by much. Edit: After sitting down and using it I would say it's just a tad quieter than the MS keyboards, not as loud as the old (and well loved by me) IBM keyboards from the early 90's. It certainly would be annoying still in a library if you're a quick typist, say 60+ wpm. Also, I can confirm I have to move it between USB ports when it goes missing, about 2x a month as other people have mentioned in reviews.
385253
You have to press it for it to click. That being said, I installed a Bluetooth head set and I noticed some times their is no clicking sound using the keys on the mouse.
679097
There is a quiet, but discernible, click for both left and right mouse buttons. Unlike some ball mice, though, there is no sound at all when you are moving the mouse.
679096
I'm not sure what they mean by "noiseless mouse". However, I can assure you that this mouse does indeed click with either left or right buttons.
40087
its not quiet. but not loud. it make the regular noise that a mouse does when you need the wheel.
575444
its at normal volume for a click :D, not extremely quite like Apple's mouse but the sound is not disturbing at all
1986060
Logitech V220 is not totally silent. There is a slight 'click' sound when using the right or left mouse buttons, but it is not conspicuous. For me, the worst feature is the larger-sized USB receiver instead of having the small nano receiver that has become the norm.