1. Pointer Speed: An important setting for people using a mouse is the pointer speed. This setting determines how quickly the cursor moves on the screen when you move the mouse. You can adjust the speed of the cursor by moving the slider to the left or right to increase or decrease the speed respectively.
2. Click Speed: This setting determines how quickly a double-click is registered by the computer. You can adjust this setting by selecting the ‘double-click speed’ option in your mouse settings. The speed of a double click can be adjusted from slow to fast.
3. Sensitivity: Sensitivity affects how much the cursor moves when you move your mouse. Lower sensitivity will make the cursor move slower, while higher sensitivity will make it move faster. You can adjust this setting by selecting the ‘sensitivity’ option in your mouse settings.
4. Acceleration: Acceleration is a setting that affects how quickly the cursor speeds up as you move your mouse faster. You can adjust this setting by selecting the ‘acceleration’ option in your mouse settings.
5. Scrolling Speed: Scrolling speed determines how quickly pages scroll when you roll the wheel on your mouse. You can adjust this setting by selecting the ‘scrolling speed’ option in your mouse settings. The speed of scrolling can be set between slow and fast.
6. Button Assignments: You can customize which action each mouse button triggers. This is useful for gamers who want to assign specific actions to their mouse buttons. You can adjust this setting by selecting the ‘button assignments’ option in your mouse settings.
7. Polling Rate: Polling rate determines how often the mouse reports its position to the computer. Higher polling rates can improve accuracy when gaming, but also increase power consumption. You can adjust this setting by selecting the ‘polling rate’ option in your mouse settings.
8. Angle Snapping: Angle snapping is a setting that helps with accuracy when gaming. If angle snapping is enabled, the cursor will move in fixed directions rather than free-form directions. You can adjust this setting by selecting the ‘angle snapping’ option in your mouse settings.
9. Lift Off Distance: Lift off distance is a setting that affects the accuracy of tracking when the mouse is lifted off the mouse pad or surface while gaming. You can adjust this setting by selecting the ‘lift off distance’ option in your mouse settings.
10. Battery Level Indicator: Some wireless mice come with a battery level indicator that displays how much battery is left in the mouse. You can enable or disable this setting depending on if you want to check the battery level or not.