By scarykdlong from Phoenix on 5/13/2008

This mouse is compact, and easy to use.

By CJM from GA on 5/5/2008

Wonderful to use with a laptop on the road. Recommended

By Smart Shopper from Bayonne, NJ on 4/29/2008

I love it. The only cons are that it shuts off automatically, so you need to take a minute to reset it before you use it again and that it seems to use up the batteries quickly.

I love being wireless. It is just as comfortable using this mouse with my left hand as it is with my right. The mouse is very accurate. It is easy to use once you read the directions.

By JM from New York, NY on 4/20/2008

Everyday use

By GMan from Maywood NJ on 4/12/2008

This is proof that good things do come in small packages. I hate using a mouse pad, this item is perfect toss in for my laptop.

By Mike from Mesquite, NV on 4/7/2008

Quite a nice portable mouse. Saves power, feels good in your palm, and sets up easily. Very transportable with a nice storage feature for the dongle.

By Melissa from Oklahoma City on 4/5/2008

I really like the product and am still trying to get it to work with my laptop computer. My computer won't recognize the mouse yet.

By Rich from Brooklyn, NY on 2/4/2008

This mouse is great for traveling, and easy to store and use. The only downside to this product is that it becomes a little uncomfortable (due to it's size) with extended use - after about 2-3 hours. But, besides that, the price is right on and the integrated USB storage was one of the reasons I purchased two of them.

By bacceber from PA on 1/26/2008

Best if used alone in usb ports on laptop.Usb lights or other peripherals may interfere with it's operation.

By Gecko Designs from Warrenton, VA on 1/26/2008

I use it when digitizing my embroidery designs. Great tool, can pinpoint a spot with more precision then using the touch pad. Like it so much I bought a second one for my son.

By PT from Conyers, GA on 1/25/2008

This is the most responsive and comfortable mouse I've used with my laptop. I can put it on any surface. No need for a mousepad. And putting the USB transmitter inside the mouse for storage is a stroke of genius...the epitome of convenience.

By Abraxas from Rubies of Eventide on 1/25/2008

Make sure you synchronize the buttons in the mouse and the USB stick.

By Tamestry from Bethlehem, PA on 1/25/2008

Very Comfortable, I Use It On My Bed and Have Had No Problems At All With It Working As It Should.

No mouse pad needed, and it works really well. A little cumbersome how you have to coordinate the usb connector with the mouse power switch to get it to work, but you get used to it. What's hard to get used to is how quickly it lapses into sleep mode, requiring you to initiate the start up sequence all over again. If there can be an adjustment made to the sleep mode timing, it would attract a larger audience, no doubt, because the world needs an easy to use, reasonably priced (like this one) wireless mouse.

This mouse is great. At first was hesitant because it seemed to cheap considering that retractable mice run about the same. Its a small mouse but it has a good weight to it. The tracking seems to be quick with out any adjustments to the windows options. No software to install, easy to use, one of the better mice i've used. Haven't used long enough to go through a set of batteries so i assume they last at least several months. I use for class, great to just throw in backpack and go. Only downside ive noticed is sometimes the receiver pops out in my bag. other then that great mouse. Friends have been very impressed as well.

By FlBusDriver1 from Ellenton, FL. on 8/17/2007

Took 5 minutes to set-up. Make sure to fully read the directions.

Works just fine! Very happy with this purchase.

The activity LED on the USB receiver shows all the chatter sent by the mouse, but it very often simply stays on solid, with the mouse unable to move the cursor. I can usually "fix" this by bringing the mouse to within a 1/4 inch of the receiver, but that doesn't always work, forcing me to repeat the pairing protocol frequently. The normal distance between the mouse and the receiver is a great big 2 inches, and there are fresh Coppertops (checked with a volt meter) in the mouse. So close, so frustrating!

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Step #1: Install batteries.
Step #2: Plug USB transmitter into the USB port.
Computer should automatically recognize and install the mouse. Easy... but you're not done yet.

THIS is where MOST people get STUCK.
Step #3: There's a tiny button on the bottom of the mouse you need a pen-tip to push. There's also a tiny button on the top of the USB transmitter. My fingernail worked for that one. You need to press them both AT THE SAME TIME... then release AT THE SAME TIME.

Lights on both the USB and the Mouse will flash RAPIDLY once it's synchronized.

Took me awhile to figure it out, myself. Quite frustrating.

This mouse is not recognized on any USB port, hence it does not work. I went out and purchased new batteries thinking mine were not strong enough and still it does not work. All the lights come on on both the mouse and the transmitter, but nothing. It was a total waste of [$]