Wireless Wonder (Apple Mighty Mouse Wireless)

Member Name: Avenging_Arnold

Product:	Apple Mighty Mouse Wireless
Date:	01/09/09 (13 review reads)
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Advantages: Sleek, easy to set up and easy to use

Disadvantages: Temperamental right click and scroll, eats up batteries

After buying a I-Mac and thoroughly enjoying the style and ease of the apple products i decided to upgrade from the wired Mighty Mouse to the Wireless Version.

The Mouse is a stylish oval shape which fits perfectly in the hand, is very smooth and has a good range (i can use the mouse from a good 10 feet away through its Blue Tooth Technology). It has all the same features as the wired might mouse the 4 buttons plus the scroller ball.

The mouse is easy to set up, it requires two AA batteries and you you just switch it on and the Mac will find it providing you have your Blue Tooth switched on, then you are up and running.

There are a couple of issues i find with this product and they are same as i had with the wired Mighty Mouse and that is that the scroll ball and the right click are temperamental, i often have to switch my mouse off and on so that it sort of reboots the mouse allowing for the right click to work as expected. The Scroll ball often gets stuck and stops working and requires you to vigorously press the ball to unstick it and get it working properly.

The only other issue i have with this product is that it eats up batteries i have to change the two in the mouse at least once a week which can prove quite expensive unless you get rechargeable batteries.

Overall i love this product and a few minor gripes doesn't mean that apple are still streets ahead with Mac products and accessories

Summary: Excellent design and easy to use

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