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The Dell MS116 USB Wired Mouse is an ideal choice for office workers, students, and home computer users who prioritize reliable, plug-and-play functionality over complex features. Its primary benefit is the consistency provided by a stable wired connection, eliminating the need for battery replacements, though users should be aware that the physical cable may restrict desk arrangement flexibility compared to wireless alternatives.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | W20HX |
| Brand | Dell |
No, the Dell MS116 uses standard HID drivers and is plug-and-play on all major operating systems.
Yes, the symmetrical design is fully ambidextrous.
The mouse features a fixed 1000 DPI sensitivity.
Yes, but for the most reliable performance, plugging it directly into your computer's USB port is recommended.
Yes, the Dell MS116 is compatible with both Windows and macOS operating systems.
Ensure the surface underneath the mouse is clean and opaque. Check that the optical sensor on the bottom is free of dust or hair.
Try plugging the USB cable into a different USB port directly on your computer, rather than through a secondary hub.
Setting up the Dell MS116 is straightforward: simply insert the USB connector into an available port on your desktop or laptop. The operating system will automatically recognize the device. To maintain your mouse, periodically wipe the exterior with a dry, lint-free cloth. To ensure the sensor performs at its peak, keep the bottom aperture free of dust and debris by gently blowing out any particles if the cursor starts to skip or jitter.
