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The fourth wave of the pandemic in Hong Kong is here, with nearly 100 confirmed cases daily, once again causing widespread panic among Hongkongers. Therefore, it is highly likely that many companies will implement WFH (Work From Home) again. Friends with WFH experience probably face various issues at home, but limited space, a common problem in Hong Kong, is almost always one of them. I hope the following introduction can help you. |
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When you WFH, you almost always work on a computer. Even if you have a space-saving laptop/MacBook, if you're someone who constantly uses a mouse pad, your fingers can really get tired or even injured from prolonged work. So, sometimes you really shouldn't skimp; a good mouse can make your work much more comfortable. |
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However, there are many types of mice. When working on a small desk, a wireless mouse is definitely a better choice. It frees up space on your desk and you don't have to worry about a long cable dangling around. And for women, who generally have smaller hands, a compact mouse would be better, otherwise it might not be comfortable to hold all day. |
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Recently, Logitech launched this MX Anywhere 3 wireless mouse. Besides having the endorsement of "Sister Na" Chrissie Chau, its functionality is, of course, excellent. Not only can it be used on almost any surface (what's a mouse pad for then?), including wood, metal, and even glass, essentially it can be used anywhere. Its MagSpeed scroll wheel can scroll through 1000 lines in about 1 second, so you no longer have to waste time slowly scrolling up and down. |
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Additionally, the MX Anywhere 3 charges via Type-C. A full charge can last for 70 days, and it's rechargeable, so you don't need to buy batteries, making it very environmentally friendly. This Christmas, you have another gift option for your girlfriend. Give her one and tell her: "Happy WFH!" |
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