The problem with my mouse clicker has been solved.
The problem with my mouse clicker has been solved.
I took out my mouse pad, and my desk has a beautiful wood finish. When I don’t use the mouse pad, I start noticing scratches beneath where the mouse clicker sits. This happens within one or two months. I’m trying to figure out if it’s the mouse clicker causing the damage or something else. I’m a bit concerned.
When you mention "mouse clicker," are you referring specifically to the mouse itself? Are these scratches or light blotchy marks? I've noticed the sensor can cause problems on certain surfaces, altering colors. Usually, it affects fake wood where light changes the color print, making lighter areas appear on the surface. If you're concerned about scratches to...
When you mention "mouse clicker," are you referring specifically to the mouse itself? Are these scratches or light blotchy marks? I've noticed the sensor can cause problems on certain surfaces, especially where it alters colors. Usually, this happens on fake wood where the light from the sensor affects the color print, making lighter areas appear on the surface. If you're concerned about scratching your desk, consider using a mouse pad. For those who want to see the natural wood, there are clear options available.