In what situations is a wireless mouse or a wired mouse more suitable?

The choice between a wireless mouse and a wired mouse needs to be judged based on the specific usage scenario and personal needs. The advantage of a wireless mouse is that it is free from the constraints of cables, which is suitable for mobile office or occasions where devices need to be carried frequently, such as users who use laptops in cafes or conference rooms, which can avoid cable entanglement and keep the desktop tidy.

Modern wireless technology has greatly improved latency, and the operation fluency in daily office or entertainment scenarios is basically comparable to that of a wired mouse. However, in scenarios that require long-term and high-intensity use, such as professional e-sports games or precision graphic design, the stability of a wired mouse is more prominent. Since it does not need to rely on battery power, it avoids the embarrassment of a sudden power outage of a wireless mouse, and at the same time, it can also ensure "zero delay" in signal transmission during high-speed operation, which is crucial for users who pursue extreme response.

In addition, wired mice are usually cheaper and more compatible, suitable for people with limited budgets or who need to connect multiple devices. If a wireless mouse is in a complex electromagnetic environment, the user experience may be affected by signal interference.

Therefore, if the user focuses on portability and simplicity, and is not sensitive to occasional battery replacement or charging, a wireless mouse is more suitable; if the usage scenario has higher requirements for device stability, response speed and cost control, a wired mouse is a more reliable choice. The final decision should take into account the usage environment, operating requirements and personal preferences.