Mice, Trackballs & Pointing Devices > Logitech Mice, Trackballs & Pointing Devices > Keypad

Advantages: no need to use the touchpad on a notebook
Disadvantages: cannot store USB wireless connector within the mouse

...a standard keyboard. The Logitech V250 addresses both these issues. I bought one recently from Office World for £36. It was £6 more than a regular Logitech/Microsoft wireless mouse and I thought the extra £6 was worth it for this gadget because you get a numeric keypad as well. Both the mouse and key pad work wirelessly. They don't use Bluetooth but they do use the same wireless frequency (2.4Ghz) as WiFi. # Box Contents # The box consists of ...
...not as responsive as the Logitech Laser mouse but it does perform just like the other optical mouses* that Logitech produce. It has the standard 2 buttons and a scroll wheel. The scroll wheel also functions as a 'middle button'. At the bottom of the mouse is an off-button and this is useful for when the mouse is tucked away not being used during car/train/plan journeys. Logitech also supply a little cloth bag type thing for storing the mouse in but ... Read review

Advantages: No ball
Disadvantages: none as yet

The Accuaratus M9 mouse is made by a company called Ceratech, who have been manufacturing quality technological devices for the PC for 25 years now. Their website is none to brilliant to look at but it has the basics and does look not too bad. This mouse will set up back £8.71 should you wish to purchase it from their website. Mine however was obtained from a gift shop in Livingston for a mere £4.99. Obtained !! that sounds as if I didn't actually ...
...The mouse is available in two different colours black with silver highlights or white with silver highlights both equally as attractive. The connection to your PC can be made by the USB cable attached to the mouse, or by a PS2 adaptor, which is also supplied. The adaptor has a normal PS" connection to the PC port and also has a USB connection on its rear to facilitate the insertion of the mouse cable. The cable is about 1.5 metres long so it is going ... Read review

Advantages: Optical, cheap, comfortable to use, durable, usb adapter.
Disadvantages: No laser tech, lacks extra button stuff.

I got given this about three years ago and back then I think alot of people were still using those horrible roller-ball mice, this also included myself. I had been using a roller-ball at the time which was infuriating to use, because mainly dirt would get in it every other day or so and I would have to clean it out. Well anyway fast forward to today and probably in most places I've been in they use optical based mice. Which of course are a huge ...
...know, the ball has been replaced with a laser that detects movement when you move the mouse. I've has this for so long, because it hasn't broken down or become difficult to use. The actual mouse is quite comfortable when using it and doesn't feel cheap at all. So, if you are gonna get a mouse I would recommend this, mainly on durability, cost and comfort. ... Read review

Advantages: Size, Design, Light Weight, USB, Price
Disadvantages: None

Logitech Mini Optical Mouse - Is one of the good Logitech product that I like. I have been using this mouse from 6 months - It is a good mouse as compare to BALL Mouse. Light weight as well. But after a few month its left click was stop working.. I don't know what si the reason but it not just happened to me but with my frined as well. Other then that, there is no problem at all. My all friends are using it in the office.. and working fine. I recommand ...
...and not having any fear - not working the mouse port. If you are looking for the mouse with light weight + with USB + wired + Price. It is quite confortable in hand because of its size and its design. I had never complained any pain in my hand when I was using it. RECOMMAND to bye this product. ... Read review

Advantages: Tracks perfectly and accurately, wireless freedom
Disadvantages: Included documentation is poor

This was my first Microsoft mouse as I normally purchase Logitech, but with having a bad experience with the Logitech MX Revolution I decided to give Microsoft a try, and I wasn't disappointed. I purchased the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 from Ebuyer for £46 including next day delivery. The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is black in color with a silver trim running around its circumference, it looks very classy and the ergonomics of ...
...the smooth movement of the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000, a flap which you lift up to put in the included rechargeable AAA battery, I am pleased Microsoft have opted for a standard AAA rechargeable battery as a lot of rechargeable mice now have an in-built rechargeable battery, which can be difficult to impossible to replace, also if the rechargeable battery were to go flat you can always insert a standard Alkaline AAA battery to power the ... Read review