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| Logitech Cordless MouseMan Wheel |
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Boredom can provoke creativity. Why not drive your mouse over the ceiling, your monitor, or your cubicle-mates head? The Logitech Cordless Mouseman Wheel lets you do all of that and more without tripping anyone over the cord. Sure, you can only get about six feet away from your computer before the signal becomes unreliable, but it can be fun to see where your pointer goes on its own. When its time to settle down and get back to work, the Mouseman proves itself to be just as functional as any other mouse on the market. Besides the traditional two buttons, you get two side buttons that are easier and more intuitive to use. In addition, a scroll wheel lets you whip through Web pages and long documents in a flash. The Mouseware software included on the CD-ROM lets you programme buttons and sensitivity more quickly and easily. The battery should last you at least six months and replacements are easily available; the receiver stays out of sight behind your machine. Pros: - Cordless;
- Scroll wheel;
- Thumb button
Cons: - Right-handed;
- Requires batteries
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-As an optical mouse it some times has problems on certain surfaces that Ive not had problems with on other optical mice.
I already have one of these on my pc so when i saw this at such a goodprice i had to buy one for my Sons pc.
It performs exactly as specified and installation is easy, but there are a couple of things that would make me pick something else if I was choosing again. 1 - The weight of the batteries upsets the balance of the mouse. When you pick it up to reposition it on the mouse mat it tips backwards. I find.. 
The mouse is great. A bit smaller than I expected, but great if you always use a laptop... 
This mouse is ideal for most standard uses except for one thing - the batteries in the mouse weigh it down by a surprising amount. This leaves it heavy and clunky to operate.