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CHERRY STREAM DESKTOP RECHARGE Kit Review

Others/Mice & Keyboards by stefan @ 2024-06-30

The mouse feels comfortable, but there is not a lot of space left for the thumb rest, so the finger will basically mostly sit on the two left programmable buttons. We did really enjoy the silent sound signature of both left and right click buttons, while the scroll wheel is smooth and does not produce a disturbing sound when rotated. Depending on your hand size, you will use it in either a palm grip or fingertip grip, while the textured plastic will make sure your fingers won’t slip and there will be little to no wear to the surface in time.

A Closer Look Part II

On the left side, we will note two extra programmable buttons, in grey color:

The right side is identical, minus the previously mentioned buttons:

The back side of the mouse is curved and allows a good positioning of the palm area:

In the front, we will clearly note the USB-C charging port:

The bottom area reveals the On/Off button, the compact USB-A dongle, the battery compartment but also the sensor lens. Talking about the sensor, we have a PixArt PAW3212 with a red LED; it was designed with low power in mind, with a maximum resolution of 2400 DPI. This sensor is clearly not meant for gaming purposes, only productivity work:

After removing the battery cover, we will expose the designated compartment, which instructs the user to install an AA 1.2V model:

We have a GP ReCyko+ rechargeable battery supplied by CHERRY:

It is an AA model with a capacity of 2050mAh and a voltage of 1.2. IT will charge for 16 hours at 200mA:

The installation is quite straightforward:

When the mouse is powered on, the red LED on the lens will be clearly visible:

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