iPad Pro 11 iPadOs Mouse Comparison: Lenovo Yoga vs. Microsoft Wedge... By Average Tech Guy

What is going on guys average tech guy here, and today we are back with a follow-up review. Now in my hands. I have two of the favorite mouse devices um. I got the Lenovo yoga over here and I have the Microsoft wedge over here now I told you I was going to come back and do a comparison just to tell you guys, which one of these I like the best and the day has finally come, let's jump into it. So this is the newest kid on the block for me, and it's very small fits into the palm of my hand. Uh requires one battery that goes on the side over here, but the thing that I really like was the ability to scroll.

So you can scroll inside screen of different uh safari websites. You can scroll back and forth. Your clicking is really smooth, really fluid. You can just do whatever you need to do. It's its functional, but with that being said, the Lenovo yoga has always held up as being one of my favorites.

Now Lenovo yoga doesn't have the best scrolling. I'm going to admit that right away. So I'm going down the screen, you can always hold the button, click, and you know, go down- has not always had the best scrolling, but I will tell you right now: Lenovo yoga has the most features. So when I say features you may be like uh. What do you mean by features, so you fold it flat, and then you get these different infrared little light up buttons back here on the back? This mode is music mode.

If you press this button right here, it changes to a presentation mode now. Presentation mode currently does not work with PowerPoint or keynote on the iPad. Some of those buttons will kind of make it do little stuff, but it's not fully functional as far as a presentation mode. But if you go back to the sound mode, you can actually control your volume. You see my volume going up back there, your volume going down right here, I'm going to turn the volume all the way down, I'm going to hit play, and so on youtube it's going to operate the pause play features and then, if you want to skip a video, you can do just that.

Skip that video. There we go and if you want to pause my hands, you can pause them. So functionality is better over here with the Lenovo yoga than over here on the Microsoft wedge. Now, both of these are good devices. Both of them are decently priced you're, going to get both of them for under 40 bucks, but my winner is going to be the Lenovo yoga.

You just have more functionality, and you got tons of things that you can do. Also, it is rechargeable. You don't have to replace a battery in here which, over time you will have to replace the battery but you'll have to replace the device, but you're going to get tons of time out of this, and it also has a unifying receiver that you can use in place of the Bluetooth connectivity. So you got two different ways to connect. You actually have a battery on board that you charge up a lithium-ion battery, and you have different functionalities.

So the winner is clear. Lenovo's yoga is probably the best mouse for me, and it has the best form factor. It goes down flat. This one still got that wedge form factor it's a good device, very small, very minimalistic, but this one is just more minimalistic and better. So hopefully, this is able to help someone out I'll drop links to both of these below, like I said, they're both great devices they both have good connectivity.

Just this one is going to be it for me. So hopefully this is able to help someone out until next time be sure and give me that thumbs up. Please subscribe. Average tech guy out peace.

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