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A credit card sized mouse!

Advantages: Convenient storage, no dongle, no charger
Disadvantages: Poor accuracy at slow speeds, bluetooth drains laptop power, no scroll

...be keeping my MoGo :-) I purchased this mouse from Ebuyer in December '06 and at the time the only other place I knew that sold it was Dabs, both for £49.99. Since this is a new product stock was low but I had no problems obtaining one. ...

chancie 06.01.2007 · Read full review
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Review of MoGo Mouse mouse

The RX1000 wired mouse is a solid value product

Advantages: Responsive and rather stylish for the price!
Disadvantages: The "click" pad not quite wide enough.

...software can be downloaded from the Logitech website if you are that way inclined. I paid £10 including delivery for this chap, so we are clearly not talking top-end of the market here, but I feel that in summary, this is a well worthwhile purchase which I can recommend. ...

PrestburyPark 26.11.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Logitech RX1000 Laser Mouse - mouse

Great durable mouse, nothing too fancy

Advantages: A good standard mouse with Microsoft quality
Disadvantages: Wire a bit big; mouse quite light, feels quite light so feels a bit flimsy

...new version 2 of the Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse that looks like this: http://www.microsoft.com/canada/fr/mac/otherproducts/images/m18BOM.jpg - and overall its a fantastic basic mouse that is sure to last for years. Like I said in the review title, there's nothing fancy here just a standard optical mouse with a scroll wheel. If you want a basic mouse that will surely last for years to come, get the Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse. The only gripe ...
...to use it for a laptop this may be a minor inconvenience. The mouse itself is quite light and some may want a mouse that has a bit of weight to it. Overall, however, a good solid mouse. You may be able to find this mouse cheaper online such as Amazon.co.uk, than in retail stores. I've also tried ver 1 of this mouse (the one in the picture on the ciao website) and its just as good as the mouse I have, does the job well. ...

bastones 21.11.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse Black - mouse

Logitech wireless Mouse M305 - a great replacement for a dud

Advantages: wireless with more freedom, responsive, comfortable.
Disadvantages: more expensive than a wired mouse.

...November 2009 I bought a Logitech M305 wireless mouse, which cost £19.99 at Currys. General information Logitech was founded in 1981 in Switzerland and is a world leader in mice. The M305 wireless mouse is designed for use with laptops and is very comfortable in the hand. It looks the same as the picture you can see on ciao website i.e. grey colour with black feature. However if you visit Logitech’s website you can see it’s available in 7 colours. ...
...Main features of Logitech M305 1. High-definition optical tracking. It means you can use the mouse on most hard surfaces. 2. Advanced 2.4 GHz cursor control. Compared to conventional 2.4 GHz and 27 MHz wireless technologies the mouse is more responsive and smooth. 3. The nano-receiver is so small you just need to put it into the USB port and forget about it. But if you don’t use it for a long time you can remove the receiver and place it in a storage ...

happysh2009 14.11.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Logitech Wireless Mouse M305 - mouse

Magic Mouse, not exactly what I expected, but a great product.

Advantages: Attractive and functional new design; better battery life; well built
Disadvantages: £55 price tag; Mac only; no rechargeable batteries

What is it? Apple's latest bluetooth mouse, featuring Multi Touch technology. There is one physical button, clicking on the left hand side produces a left click, clicking on the right produces a right click. There is now no longer a scroll wheel (as in the previous Mighty Mouse); instead you can scroll by dragging one finger up/down/left/right on any part of the surface of the mouse. Additionally you can swipe left or right with two fingers ...
...What I expected Having used the multi touch trackpads on the Macbook range, and the iPhone I had anticipated being able to use the full compliment of finger movements to interact. Particularly the pinching motion to zoom in and out, and four fingers swiping up to hide all windows. However, it only really supports the two movements: one finger left/right/up/down to scroll around in windows; two fingers left or right to go backwards and forwards ...

brc2003 03.11.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Apple Magic Mouse