Q Connect Wireless Optical Mouse - Black


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The Q-CONNECT KF16196 Wireless Optical Mouse is designed for general computer users seeking a reliable and comfortable input device. Its key benefit is the dual connectivity (Bluetooth + USB Type-A) offering flexibility for various devices and its optical sensor ensures precise cursor control. A potential caveat is its non-ergonomic, ambidextrous design which may not suit extended use for all users.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | KF16196 |
| Brand | Q-Connect |
No, the Q-CONNECT KF16196 is a Plug and Play device. It is designed to work with standard drivers included in most operating systems without requiring additional software.
The mouse uses one AA battery. A battery is typically included in the package to get you started.
Yes, due to its dual connectivity (Bluetooth + USB Type-A), you can connect it to virtually any computer that supports these connection types.
While it provides accurate optical tracking for general use, its standard polling rate and button configuration are best suited for everyday tasks and office work, rather than high-performance gaming.
The mouse typically uses one connection method at a time. If using the USB receiver, it connects wirelessly via 2.4 GHz. If using Bluetooth, you pair it directly with a Bluetooth-enabled device. You would need to physically disconnect or disable one method to use the other.
The 2.4 GHz wireless connection typically offers a range of up to 10 meters (approximately 33 feet) under optimal conditions with minimal interference.
No, this model does not feature programmable mouse buttons, and there is no dedicated software for customization.
Check if the mouse is powered on and the battery is correctly inserted and charged. Ensure the USB receiver is securely plugged into the computer or that the Bluetooth connection is active and paired. Try moving the mouse to a different surface or cleaning the optical sensor area.
Ensure there are no major sources of wireless interference nearby. Move the USB receiver closer to the mouse, or try a different USB port. For Bluetooth, re-pair the device. Check the battery level, as low power can cause unstable connections.
Clean the scroll wheel area gently with a dry cloth or compressed air. If the wheel is still unresponsive, it may indicate a hardware issue.
Ensure you are pressing the buttons firmly. If the issue persists, try reconnecting the mouse or re-pairing via Bluetooth. If problem continues, there may be a hardware fault with the buttons.
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