The mouse is a gadget that everyone uses every day. When I am working, I prefer a lightweight and portable Bluetooth mouse. Of course, if the mouse has a longer battery life and supports multiple device connections, it will be better. Even better, it is especially convenient to use and will save you trouble when switching between laptop and desktop.
Recently I am using a Rapoo M700 multi-mode wireless mouse. I have used many mice in the past two years, but the Rapoo M700 is the first one I have used that supports wireless charging. mouse. In the past, when using this kind of wireless mouse, the biggest fear was that it suddenly ran out of power, so I always had to prepare a data cable or two batteries. Now I feel more at ease with the Rapoo M700 that can be wirelessly charged. I put it away when not in use. Just on the wireless charger.
As a business-oriented mouse, the Rapoo M700 is very elegantly made, and the packaging is also in a simple style. There are no unnecessary decorations on it and it looks very clean. The mouse itself is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry around every day without taking up much space.
It is worth mentioning that the Rapoo M700 also uses a lot of technical elements, which feels quite textured. Its main front frame is made of silver metal, with two larger buttons. The rollers are also made of metal, and the operation feels very delicate. Because its back plate is made by one-time stamping, the workmanship is very fine and the performance is flawless. After being frosted, it feels particularly good and is suitable for long-term use.
At the bottom of the mouse, the design is also very simple. There are Bluetooth pairing buttons, sensors and on/off keys in the middle part. The structure is simple and clear, and you can know how to use it at a glance. At the lower position, you can see a label, which is also the sensing area for wireless charging of the mouse. As a multi-mode mouse, the Rapoo M700 is also equipped with a 2.4G receiver, which is located at the bottom and is fixed magnetically. The design is very clever and can be stored wherever it is not in use. It is very convenient. , and not easy to lose.
As soon as you use it, you can find that the Rapoo M700 feels very good. Its front has a certain arc and the angle is designed just right. When operating, the palm will not be suspended in the air and you can get stable support. , it will also be very comfortable after long-term use. In addition, after using it for a while, I feel that its anti-slip and anti-sweat performance is also very good, and it is better to use than the flat mouse I used before.
We usually rarely use the mouse in some relatively quiet public places, such as libraries or coffee shops. We usually try the touchpad to complete the work and worry about the mouse. The clicking sound will be too noticeable, but there is no such concern when using Rapoo M700. Its buttons have silent micro-bounce characteristics, which are easy to trigger. At the same time, the noise is very low, even when used in the library. If you disturb others, you can tap as much as you want.
When I first started using it, I felt that the roller of the Rapoo M700 was too small and inconvenient to operate. However, after using it for a while, I found that the roller feels pretty good and is better than common plastic materials. It's much better. Its damping is adjusted very appropriately. It responds sensitively with a gentle slide. It's also more durable and stain-resistant than plastic materials, so it's indeed more comfortable to use.
Nowadays, this multi-mode mouse that supports multi-device connection is really easy to use. You can switch between multiple devices with one click. The Rapoo M700 can connect to three devices at the same time and supports Bluetooth 5.0 and Bluetooth. There are three wireless modes, 3.0 and 2.4G, with excellent compatibility. It can be used on common desktops, laptops, mobile phones and tablets, and can be quickly switched through the Bluetooth button on the bottom of the mouse.
Unlike gaming mice, the most important feature of an office mouse like the Rapoo M700 is stability. This mouse uses a tracking engine with an accuracy of 1300DPI, an acceleration of up to 20G, and a tracking speed of up to 30inch/s. , the accuracy is relatively moderate, but at the same time it can easily adapt to various common desktops, allowing us to start working at any time without worrying about mouse operation failure.
The wireless charging function of this mouse is very practical. It supports Qi wireless charging protocol and is compatible with most wireless chargers on the market. It is more convenient to use it with a charging stand or mouse pad.
Because of the built-in 300mAh high-energy lithium battery, the battery life of the Rapoo M700 is also very strong. If used for two to three hours a day, it can ensure a battery life of about 20 days.
In addition, in daily use, it can also be charged through its USB-C interface, and it can be used while charging, which is very convenient.
After using it for the past few days, I feel that the stability of the Rapoo M700 is indeed good, especially in terms of feel. It is particularly good among similar thin and light mice. The curved design is paired with metal frosting. The back panel feels particularly comfortable and smooth to use for a long time. In addition, the battery life and charging of this mouse are very convenient, so you don’t have to worry about battery issues when using it. It is especially suitable for use with a mouse pad that supports wireless charging. If you need a particularly portable mouse and are picky about its feel, the Rapoo M700 multi-mode wireless charging mouse is indeed an outstanding choice.
Some time ago, I bought a new Antec DF800 Starlighter case, which is the DF800 Starlighter case. After using it, I feel that its workmanship and design are very good, DF800 Starlighter case. There are two fan positions added to the power supply compartment of the chassis, which can be used to install two fans to provide vertical cooling ducts for the graphics card. This position is suitable for installing a 12cm reverse blade fan to obtain sufficient air intake through the bottom of the chassis.
In the design of the front panel, the DF800 Starlighter adopts a very interesting design style, which is the shape of a B2 shuttle. This mirror shape design looks very sci-fi, left There are enough air inlets on the side to ensure sufficient air intake. There is an ARGB light effect in the middle of the right side. After lighting up, the atmosphere is very good. This mirror effect looks beautiful and is very suitable for players who like RGB.
It is worth mentioning that the Flux heat dissipation structure used in the DF800 Starlighter chassis has passed patent certification, and it is indeed a chassis worth trying. In addition, the compatibility of this chassis is also very good, and there is a lot of room for later upgrades. In addition, its price is relatively friendly, so it is indeed suitable for DIY players with tight budgets.
As for the power supply, I chose Antec’s HCG850 Gold Medal. This is a power supply with excellent performance, and its length is only 14 cm. It is not an extended design common in other power supplies of the same specification, except for ATX. In addition to the chassis, it can also be easily compatible with most MATX chassis and some ITX chassis that support ATX power supply. It is very suitable for players who like to build high-performance small steel cannon consoles.
The parameters of the HCG850 gold medal are clearly marked on the bottom of this power supply. The +12V output current is up to 70A, corresponding to 840W power. +3.3V and +5V are adjusted from +12V through the DCtoDC circuit. Voltage output, the maximum output current is 20A, the rated power of the combined output is up to 100W, and the overall rated power is 850W. It is basically no pressure to use it to meet the power needs of various high-performance CPUs and graphics cards.
Because the body length of the HCG850 gold medal power supply is controlled at 14 cm, the fan it is equipped with is also 12 cm, and it is a 7-blade silent fan. There is also a dense grille on the front of the power supply. The hole is conducive to air intake and can fully protect the fan. It is also worth mentioning that this power supply supports HybridMode. When turned on, it can automatically stop at low load and low temperature, thereby further reducing the noise of the host.
The switch button for adjusting HybridMode is at the end of the HCG850 gold medal power supply. The button is clearly marked with how to use the switch. In daily use, because the button is on the outside, the switch operation is very convenient. When HybridMode is off, the power fan is in a temperature-controlled state and can automatically adjust its speed as the power load changes, making it more suitable for use in hot summer weather.