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Be comfortable while on the go with this compact, mobile mouse. Smooth optical performance, a scroll wheel and four buttons keep you productive. Then simply snap in the receiver to automatically turn off the mouse, saving battery life.
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Nice mouse
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I bought this mouse for my husband for Christmas. I had gotten him a laptop, and figured I'd better get the mouse while I was at it. He loves it. Works very smoothly. Perfect size.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2009-01-06
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Be Warned !!
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This mouse is so short range, when I have my laptop on my lap and Im using the mouse by my side, it barely connects to the USB dongle.
The description says upto 3 feet, I find it to be more like 1.5ft if even that. I originally bought this to use with my PS3, which though it works, is useless from any acceptable distance.
Rating: 
(1
out of 5) @ 2009-01-03
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Comfortable, accurate, sleek: no more mouse cords!
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This notebook wireless mouse is slightly larger than some designed for laptops, although it's still smaller than a traditional mouse. I use this for every day use on my desktop (Mac Mini) instead of with my laptop; my small hands fit perfectly around this mouse without fatigue. Even better, unlike the Logitech MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse (910-000718), the design is symmetrical, so a lefty like me can use it with comfort. Because the mouse is fast and sensitive, users who prefer a slower response will have to change their settings. The transmitter is strong enough to pick up mouse navigation if you sit several feet back from your computer. I haven't tested the full range because the farthest I can get from my computer is about four feet. The biggest drawback is the loose-fitting USB connection; although it does not interrupt usage, I'm concerned that the transmitter could snap off or damage the USB port.
For Mac users: this mouse has features that are unavailable to Apple one-click mouses. You can get a list of options by right-clicking, depending on what you're doing (word processing, web browsing, etc.). The wheel in the center scrolls, albeit not as smoothly as it should, and, if you depress the scroll button, you get Dashboard on your screen.
Customers with large hands might find this mouse suitable only for occasional use since it is designed for portability.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2009-01-02
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imac = HORRIBLE
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Now I hated the stupid mouse that came with my imac and wasn't to unhappy when the little scroll ball finally stopped working, but this mouse is just junk. At least on my imac the dependably of it is less than 50%. More than half of my clicks don't register and the movement is sometimes smooth but mostly choppy. Plus no side scrolling is a downer. I know for $18 what was i expecting right. I can't speak for other computers, but if your looking for a replacement for an imac then DO NOT buy this crappy mouse.
Rating:
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-12-10
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Great Mouse!
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Bought this yesterday for my laptop so I can play games easier. I had a few colors to pick from, has a back button which is great to have and no junk software to install. Just plug the receiver into any usb port in a Windows machine and Windows automatically recognizes it. It was pretty accurate as well even on a carpet! Ergonomically it fits very comfortably in the palm and the battery life is suppose to be great (6 months) which is really great!
If you are looking for a comfortable good looking mouse for a laptop this is it!
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-12-08
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