Advantages: Side Buttons
Disadvantages: None

...browser got back and forward. So there's no more having to click back on the browser because it's on your mouse. The mouse wheel allows you to scroll up and down a webpage like all mouse wheels. There's nothing special about it but your finger feels much nicer when placed on it because of the extra space around the wheel, which is because the mouse button ends are smaller. I really do love this mouse. I've recently upgraded it to the wireless edition was is just a few pounds extra. You'll find using a mouse is much easier when you have a little Trust in it, hmmm bad joke. The mouse costs only ten pound from PC World. Quality 5/5 Design 5/5 Features 5/5 Overall 5/5 - Fantastic... Read review

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Advantages: Feels very solid, accurate, on-the-fly ajustment
Disadvantages: Cable material catches edges, middle mouse click is flimsy

...I bought this mouse 2 weeks ago as my old microsoft one died on me. I play alot of games so i thought i would try a gaming mouse for a change. A couple of unique features about this mouse is the fact that you can change the weight of the mouse. This is done with a small tray on the underside of the mouse. You push a button and it slides out and allows you to put little weights (provided in a cool brushed aluminim box) in the tray and slide it back into the mouse. These weights range from 1.7 grams to 4.5 grams. This is great for fine tuning the 'feel' of the mouse. The other unique feature is the fact that you can change the sensitivity of the mouse on the fly. This is great in games when you may want to make the mouse less sensetive for long range sniping and a high sensitivity in tight situations. Also if you are using photoshop... Read review

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Advantages: Optical sensor, guarentee
Disadvantages: Costs £45

...I was looking for a mouse that had more than just the regular buttons. What I found I was more than pleased with. When I saw the price tag on this mouse I wondered what made it so special. I realised that I was getting my moneys worth when I first tried my mouse. The mouse itself was moulded to allow my hand to sit comfortably. The 5 programable buttons were more than I could ever need and they come into their own when playing games or browsing the web. Each button is within comfortable reach and has a firm and rearsuring "click". The main selling point is its revolutionary optical sensor that refreshes with a rate of 1500Hz ( 1500 scans per second ), this means no more cleaning dirty mouse balls and grime slowing down your mouse. All done away with in a single stroke of genius. The mouse itself comes with a 5-year guarentee... Read review

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Advantages: Accurate and responsive laser mouse, good range of buttons
Disadvantages: Not hugely stylistic

...I have had this mouse for approximately 5 years now, and not once has it given me a problem or reason to complain. I bought this mouse as a replacement for my ball mouse which i had major sensitivity problems with. Looks: This package from Microsoft is neat and clean in appearance; the mouse is plain white plastic with silver buttons and red under light. This mouse is simple and would blend in nicely with any desktop environment. Practicality: The IntelliMouse has proven comfortable in my experience. It is nicely curved and fits my hand easily; the buttons are easily accessible and not too sensitive, so you can move the mouse without accidentally clicking. The mouse has an approximate width of 7 cm (at it's widest point) and a length of 12.5cm.This mouse offers 5 buttons which is an ample amount for day to day use but also good... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap, reliable, scroll wheel
Disadvantages: A bit clunky in use

...Recently I reviewed the Kensington ValuMouse and bemoaned the fact that it was missing a scroll wheel. Well now I’ve come across a Kensington ValuMouse that has a scroll wheel, hence this new review! This Kensington ValuMouse is priced around £10 so represents good value for money. The mouse comes with an instruction manual and a floppy disk which contain drivers to run the scroll wheel in Windows ’95. Specs As per the standard ValuMouse, this mouse is controlled by a ball mechanism. It has two buttons, left and right, but unlike the standard ValuMouse, sitting in the middle of the two buttons is a scroll wheel. This is obviously a handy addition! The mouse has a reasonably long cord attached to it, as with the standard ValuMouse. However, what is different about the cord on this mouse is that it features an adapter to allow... Read review

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