Product Review: Penclic Wireless Mouse
It's been a while since I last used a desk monitor and PC. Ever since I've left work after giving birth to BabyN', I have just been using a laptop for work, and although my laptop has a built-in mouse already, I prefer the other one. I've been using a wired mouse since the last few months because I had a spare one and the previous wireless mouse had stopped working so I thought of trying this new wireless pen mouse launched by Penclic.
The Penclic wireless mouse weighs 41 grams and is a faster mouse with a sleek design, aiming to take the mouse to the next level with it's Swedish design and cutting-edge technology. The idea behind this invention is to provide an innovative pen grip to the user in order to create a natural working position and is especially aimed to combat issues such as Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI), and can be used by both everyday users as well as professionals. Penclic wireless mouse comes in a really smart packaging so it's lovely for gifting purpose as well, and the techy guys especially, would love this new product. To open, you simply need to turn the casing, and then unlock the mouse from inside. However, it does not contain a battery so it's not ready to use yet.
The Penclic wireless mouse weighs 41 grams and is a faster mouse with a sleek design, aiming to take the mouse to the next level with it's Swedish design and cutting-edge technology. The idea behind this invention is to provide an innovative pen grip to the user in order to create a natural working position and is especially aimed to combat issues such as Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI), and can be used by both everyday users as well as professionals. Penclic wireless mouse comes in a really smart packaging so it's lovely for gifting purpose as well, and the techy guys especially, would love this new product. To open, you simply need to turn the casing, and then unlock the mouse from inside. However, it does not contain a battery so it's not ready to use yet.
There is another compartment in the casing that contains a small booklet of instructions of use, and a pouch that contains a battery and a charger. All that needs to be done is to insert the battery inside the mouse and charge it on your laptop. Opening the battery cover was slightly difficult for me, so I used a hair pin for assistance. The mouse has two buttons behind, the on/off button needs to be checked before using the product as the button needs to be turned on. To charge, I just had to insert the charger in the laptop and also inserted the wireless USB dongle after which the green light started blinking. Once, the light stops blinking, it means that the wireless mouse is fully charged and you're ready to use it! It can also be used while charging but if you want the wireless option, then it is necessary for it to be charged properly.
When I started using it, it took a while to get adjusted to this new gadget and I had to learn which buttons to use when, but that was really quick. The only thing that took time was due to a slight change in the way it needs to be used than compared to a normal mouse. The best part is that it operates on almost all kinds of surfaces and the wireless reach is up to 5 meters. Available for £59.99, the Penclic wireless mouse can be purchased from their website or from Amazon. If you guys have and query, please feel free to leave comments below.
Omg! I think I need this in my life. I am so far behind technology, it's embarrassing. I feel like an old lady lol. I've been using a regular mouse forever. I think for me, it might take some time to get used to.
ReplyDeleteA wireless mouse would be really handy for me although like you I use a laptop as well xx Great review
ReplyDeleteHow cool is this?! I've never heard of a pencil mouse .. but i'm thinking one might be in order! Love new technology
ReplyDeleteI use a wireless mouse myself, because I hate having to deal with wires that are in the way. Also, it's easier to travel with.
ReplyDeleteThis wireless pencil mouse seems amazing. I think it will be very popular with mouse users. I've never used a mouse myself as I have a laptop.
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Never used this kind of mouse but I think I should give one of this as a present to my dad.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this or knew that it exists so my uncle's birthday present is now sorted. Will check out their website.
ReplyDeleteThe packaging looks really unique and this product looks great for gifting!
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