1team Reflex 7

Advantages: Great look, neon like exterior, runs smoothly on any surface!
Disadvantages: Not many... the sensitivity is so good that when a hair goes infront, it goes spack!

...Hmph. For a start, it looks like a mouse gone under serious 'Pimp'ing. Resembles a sleek, jet black car with green neons and a pulsing emblem resembling the well-renowned title, 'CopperHead'. The 'tools' software allows you to customise every dynamic speed control there is in a mouse. Complete, unique admiration for your required gaming speed. Add the third degree in gaming with this slick panther. The mere concept of this mouse is to sit under the adjoining gamer and become one with the size of their mouse-mat, reflexes in the arm. The sensitivity can reach such a limit, that a few millimetres of movement clears your 1280x1024 resolution. I was dazzled with amazement, upon how fast it runs without the software loaded. Sheer magnitude to your gaming accessories. Gives just that little extra edge which pushes you over the top to becoming... Read review

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Advantages: Price, magnetic sheilding
Disadvantages: Lack of features

...• Volume control • Internal bass reflex design • Power indication • Full range speaker system • 90-20.000 Hz frequency range • 3.5mm stereo input plug • Stereo headphone connection • Size product (H x W x D in mm): 178 x 82 x 105 • Gross weight: 1.1 kg I have played music through them in my sitting room and they were more than fine. I wanted to try them through my Ipod but unfortunately my brother too has that. He is very happy with them and they are fine for playing all the blood thirsty games that he loves. And the best thing of all is they only cost me £7.00 So if you are after a cheap set of speakers for a desktop laptop or mp3 player you could far worse than a set of these.... Read review

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Advantages: Great Responsiveness, Comfortable, Superbly Accurate
Disadvantages: Some Useless Buttons, Scrapes on Plastic Mousepads, Bad Drivers

...died. The light went out on the optical laser and no movement. The demise of my first mouse was apparent and I decided I needed to get a new one. The second optical mouse I purchased was Microsoft yet again because Logitech optical mice weren't upto scratch yet. I purchased the Microsoft Intellieye 3.0 which was the daddy of optical mice costing me £30 but heck it was worth it. I am a gamer that plays first person shooters and with those games reactions and reflexes are required. This means that fast movements will be required of the mouse but I soon realised that Microsoft mice were just terrible if you performed a fast movement. The mouse would go crazy because it couldn't keep up and in some cases get me killed during my online gaming sessions. Another problem is that mice have pads on them to help it glide and make movements more smooth... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful