FULL-SIZE MOUSE – Standard-size mouse with 3-button design and scroll wheel; Dimension: 4.33 x 2.24 x 1.5 inches (110 x 57 x 38 mm)
PLUG-AND-PLAY SETUP – Easy to use, simply plug in the cable to your device and start using; no additional software or firmware required; 5″9-foot (ca. 180 centimeters) long cord
PRECISE AND SMOOTH CONTROL – 1000 DPI sensitivity that provide comfortable screen navigation and accurate cursor movements
AMBIDEXTROUS DESIGN – Design to fit both right and left-handed users with sculpted button design for all-day comfort
WIDE COMPATIBILITY – Designed for Windows 7/8/10/11, Linux, macOS, Chrome OS; Requires one free USB port; Package includes: PERIMICE-209U and manual
Product Dimensions
4.29 x 2.34 x 1.48 inches
Item Weight
3.53 ounces
Item model number
PERIMICE-209
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
August 17, 2017
Manufacturer
Perixx Computer GmbH
13 reviews for Perixx PERIMICE-209 3 Button USB Wired Mouse – Optical – 1000 DPI – 5.9 Ft Cable – Black
Rated 4 out of 5
George Reid –
Bought for Home office to fit into my ‘White’ environment. Basic mouse with two buttons and a roller but no side push on the roller so it’s manual tracking on screen. There are two small niggles though, one is the louder than normal clicky sound and the other is the red light that seems to flash all the time. However, as a basic wired mouse that goes into a hub so I can just connect a laptop and start working it’s more than fine as this is all I needed.
Rated 5 out of 5
ajl –
I used this to make a screen video and slide show on an android phone – it worked very well. It also fits the Samsung Chrome Book.
Rated 5 out of 5
Mike –
I needed something to replace my bad USB mouse that was double clicking. This one solved my problems. And to my surprise, works really well for games!!!
Rated 5 out of 5
MrMuse –
Pros: Price speaks for itself. It’s 3 button so no annoying side buttons that you will never use anyway to click accidentally and it’s symmetrical so it’s great for left handers such as myself. It’s 1000dpi which is decent enough for normal use and a lot smoother and more precise than 800dpi alternatives. The buttons are large and sculpted and are comfortable. Middle mouse click is pronounced, clear and will not be made accidentally. Construction is all firm but light plastic with no rubber parts that will wear away. Cons: it’s a lot smaller than a microsoft mouse and doesn’t fill your palm unless you have small hands so this will take getting used to for some people. The scroll wheel “notches” are closer together than an ms one and less pronounced. Feels like the step effect on the scroll wheel will wear off over time as it’s a little on the spongy side but this could equally change for the better after more use.
Rated 4 out of 5
Mitch –
The design is simple yet sleek-looking, which is a major plus. It functions well, but the one issue I have is that the clicks are very loud and the buttons are a teensy bit hard to press.
Rated 5 out of 5
GORDON SEYBERT –
I find expensive mice to be a rip-off. This cheap little mouse works on my tablet that only has type c plugs, and if (when) someone steals it at work it was only $7
Rated 5 out of 5
Mr Kevin Hamilton-Richards –
The serial mouse that I ordered from this company is great, works well with my HP Computer which is an older unit, yep we still have them, was just ideal, if you have a computer that needs serial ports and not USB then this mouse will work okay. Item arrived before time, therefore I can recommend this company to you if you are looking for a first class service.
Rated 4 out of 5
Tom G depominville –
This mouse was mostly fine. Ergonomically comfortable to hold and easy to use. The only thing I didn’t like was how loud the button clicks were. I know….pretty petty, but I know it would drive me crazy after awhile, so I returned it.
Rated 5 out of 5
⭐️Nez⭐️ –
I purchased this PS2 mouse in anticipation of the Spectrum Next as it uses a PS2 connection, not USB.
Although I haven’t got my Spectrum Next yet, I’ve tested this mouse with my PC and I’m really happy with it. It’s 3 button (2 finger buttons and wheel click button) and it’s very smooth and responsive, due to its dpi. It’s a nice comfortable size that is both usable for hours on end but small enough to not take up too much room.
Summary: Very pleased with this mouse. It works great and is a great price. Can’t wait to use this on my Spectrum Next!
Rated 5 out of 5
An Amazon Customer –
Simple basic full sized wired mouse. Surprisingly difficult to find one with a decent length lead, as a desktop user I need to plug it into a USB on the rear of my pc which is under my desk. This is just the right length. Not everyone wants a tiny awkward laptop mouse with a 12 inch lead! And not everyone wants the faff of an expensive wireless mouse where you have to keep replacing batteries. This just does the job well. Buttons have a nice feel and the scroll wheel is tactile.
Rated 4 out of 5
jackie203 –
The price is right. The cord is a good length. But it makes a loud clicking noise when you right click. I know that sounds weird. But it is a little annoying.
Rated 3 out of 5
Christopher in KY –
This mouse is everything it states, and works well. But the clicks it makes are very loud, and can be heard from my office all the way out in the rest of the house. Its so bothersome that I will give it up and get another.
Rated 5 out of 5
mike hunt –
Used with an Apple IMac mini with new Apple M1 chip because the Bluetooth on the Apple was unreliable. I used both USB-C ports on the computer for the keyboard and mouse. I had originally tried wireless Bluetooth. The keyboard works, and is fast enough that I don’t notice the lags or dropouts when I use it like it did when I tried wireless. I sincerely hope the newer iMac minis upgrade the wireless Bluetooth. This keyboard has a small footprint, I haven’t typed much text, so I can’t say too much about ergonomics.
George Reid –
Bought for Home office to fit into my ‘White’ environment. Basic mouse with two buttons and a roller but no side push on the roller so it’s manual tracking on screen. There are two small niggles though, one is the louder than normal clicky sound and the other is the red light that seems to flash all the time. However, as a basic wired mouse that goes into a hub so I can just connect a laptop and start working it’s more than fine as this is all I needed.
ajl –
I used this to make a screen video and slide show on an android phone – it worked very well. It also fits the Samsung Chrome Book.
Mike –
I needed something to replace my bad USB mouse that was double clicking. This one solved my problems. And to my surprise, works really well for games!!!
MrMuse –
Pros: Price speaks for itself. It’s 3 button so no annoying side buttons that you will never use anyway to click accidentally and it’s symmetrical so it’s great for left handers such as myself. It’s 1000dpi which is decent enough for normal use and a lot smoother and more precise than 800dpi alternatives. The buttons are large and sculpted and are comfortable. Middle mouse click is pronounced, clear and will not be made accidentally. Construction is all firm but light plastic with no rubber parts that will wear away. Cons: it’s a lot smaller than a microsoft mouse and doesn’t fill your palm unless you have small hands so this will take getting used to for some people. The scroll wheel “notches” are closer together than an ms one and less pronounced. Feels like the step effect on the scroll wheel will wear off over time as it’s a little on the spongy side but this could equally change for the better after more use.
Mitch –
The design is simple yet sleek-looking, which is a major plus. It functions well, but the one issue I have is that the clicks are very loud and the buttons are a teensy bit hard to press.
GORDON SEYBERT –
I find expensive mice to be a rip-off. This cheap little mouse works on my tablet that only has type c plugs, and if (when) someone steals it at work it was only $7
Mr Kevin Hamilton-Richards –
The serial mouse that I ordered from this company is great, works well with my HP Computer which is an older unit, yep we still have them, was just ideal, if you have a computer that needs serial ports and not USB then this mouse will work okay. Item arrived before time, therefore I can recommend this company to you if you are looking for a first class service.
Tom G depominville –
This mouse was mostly fine. Ergonomically comfortable to hold and easy to use. The only thing I didn’t like was how loud the button clicks were. I know….pretty petty, but I know it would drive me crazy after awhile, so I returned it.
⭐️Nez⭐️ –
I purchased this PS2 mouse in anticipation of the Spectrum Next as it uses a PS2 connection, not USB.
Although I haven’t got my Spectrum Next yet, I’ve tested this mouse with my PC and I’m really happy with it. It’s 3 button (2 finger buttons and wheel click button) and it’s very smooth and responsive, due to its dpi. It’s a nice comfortable size that is both usable for hours on end but small enough to not take up too much room.
Summary: Very pleased with this mouse. It works great and is a great price. Can’t wait to use this on my Spectrum Next!
An Amazon Customer –
Simple basic full sized wired mouse. Surprisingly difficult to find one with a decent length lead, as a desktop user I need to plug it into a USB on the rear of my pc which is under my desk. This is just the right length. Not everyone wants a tiny awkward laptop mouse with a 12 inch lead! And not everyone wants the faff of an expensive wireless mouse where you have to keep replacing batteries. This just does the job well. Buttons have a nice feel and the scroll wheel is tactile.
jackie203 –
The price is right. The cord is a good length. But it makes a loud clicking noise when you right click. I know that sounds weird. But it is a little annoying.
Christopher in KY –
This mouse is everything it states, and works well. But the clicks it makes are very loud, and can be heard from my office all the way out in the rest of the house. Its so bothersome that I will give it up and get another.
mike hunt –
Used with an Apple IMac mini with new Apple M1 chip because the Bluetooth on the Apple was unreliable.
I used both USB-C ports on the computer for the keyboard and mouse. I had originally tried wireless Bluetooth.
The keyboard works, and is fast enough that I don’t notice the lags or dropouts when I use it like it did when I tried wireless.
I sincerely hope the newer iMac minis upgrade the wireless Bluetooth.
This keyboard has a small footprint, I haven’t typed much text, so I can’t say too much about ergonomics.