Logitech Mouseman

I'd had the Logitech Cordless MouseMan Wheel for some time and was very happy with it - ergonomically designed it becomes an extension of your hand and after a while becomes almost indispensible. But, I'm a lazy sod, and cleaning the mouse ball became too much of a chore. So I upgraded. Let's get the bad points out of the way. I use rechargeable batteries. They last say, only about a week. You get a low battery warning when you know it'll last another day. These are minor quibles, but I've also found that on my dark mouse mat it didn't work very well, and had to change to a lighter coloured one (I chose white to get the absolute ...  Read the complete review

For anyone who needs to sit back and relax while using the computer. The freedom of a cordless mouse and the precision of an optical sensor. The quoted range is 2m, which is actually true in real life. Not just in a perfectly empty dust free laboratory. But what if my keyboard is in the way of the receiver, not to worry radio waves are used to transmit the information, meaning you can even use the mouse under the desk. The optical sensor means no more removing the mouse ball to clean it after clogging up. And no more moving books and keyboard out the way to make room for a mouse pad, it works on any surface including leg, head, arm, floor, wall etc. ...  Read the complete review

In the past if you wanted a new mouse you had the following choices: . Go for a optical mouse and lose the roller ball . Jump in to get the cordless and forget about your time of untangling the wires and pulling to get more length. The Logitech Cordless MouseMan Optical however has both of these options, a world first in the technology of mice. So now you can move freely with a cordless mouse but still have the pin-point accuracy of a optical mouse. The problem with producing something like this took ages because of battery life, i mean who would change their batteries every two days for the sake of a hi-tech mouse? We all know how ...  Read the complete review