A computer mouse typically has the following features:
1. Pointing device: Allows users to move the cursor on the screen.
2. Buttons: Usually two or three buttons (left, right, and middle) for clicking and selecting items.
3. Scroll wheel: Enables scrolling up and down through documents and web pages.
4. Ergonomic design: Designed to fit comfortably in the user's hand.
5. Optical or laser tracking: Uses light to track movement, eliminating the need for a ball.
6. Wireless connectivity: Many modern mice connect via Bluetooth or radio frequency (RF).
7. Adjustable DPI (Dots Per Inch): Allows users to adjust the mouse's sensitivity.
8. Programmable buttons: Some mice allow users to customize button functions.
9. LED indicators: Show the mouse's status, such as battery level or connectivity.
10. Compatibility: Works with various operating systems, such as Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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