Kensington SlimBlade Presenter Media Mouse - mouse

cool retro mouse

Advantages: good range
Disadvantages: a little big for a laptop

Kensington Ci70LE Wireless Mouse In terms of design the mouse and its colours and pattern feature on top of it make it look very cool, however it appears to be an odd shape and a little bit big. Perhaps if you have huge hands then this might just be the perfect mouse for you but I myself prefer smaller more compact mouse's as opposed to big clumsy ones. It is however quite a nice red colour which is a colour you don't really see much in mouse's so if you have a laptop that is partially this colour or a pc that's this colour then perhaps this would suit it. The receiver is also in this red colour too which is nice to see as it matches quite well. I'm not sure it's a colour I like that much however it does make a change to the boring silver or black mouse and it does funk up your desktop a little. The wireless signal can reach ...

techno_man_37 11.04.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Kensington Ci70LE Wireless Mouse - mouse

The second Kensington mouse

Advantages: Cool name (Mouse in a box \m/)
Disadvantages: Not as good as the ValuMouse, no scroll wheel

So I sit at like the fourth PC I've been on over the past few days in my uni library, and come across yet a different mouse, this one again by Kensington. The same Kensington that have arguable made the greatest budget mouse of all time in the ValuMouse, but does "The mouse in the box" rival it's brother in arms. The look similar, both white, mouse shaped, 2 buttons, kensington written across above the buttons, but thats where the looks end. Well the first difference between the two it that this mouse is longer by about an inch and it's less "fat", so I'm guessing it was a basketball playing mouse before it retired to the desk job it now serves. This may seem trivial but it really doesn't fit the hand anywhere near as well as the Valumouse. The second difference design wise is both buttons have grooves on them but they don't feel ...

iamasadlittleboy 28.02.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Kensington Mouse-in-a-Box PC - mouse

Kensington ValuMouse

Advantages: Cheap
Disadvantages: Seems to wear out easily, can feel ungainly

The Kensington value mouse comes in two different varieties. One with a scroll wheel and one without. This review concerns the model with a scroll wheel. This mouse can be found in most computer shops, supermarkets and stationers. It is toward the cheaper end of the range and can usually be picked up for anything between £5-£7.99. The mouse comes with a instruction booklet which is printed in various different languages and a floppy disk which contains all the drivers that are required to run the product. The mouse is suitable for all computers with or without USB ports as a handy adapter is included in the pack. The mouse can at first feel unwieldy and the scroll wheel can be incredibly stiff until you have used it for a couple of weeks. One you get used to the slightly bulbous fell of the mouse it is actually quite ...

dannyjb123 19.05.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Kensington ValuMouse Scroll - mouse