Introduction Over the past couple of months I've found myself becoming increasingly frustrated by the mass of wires behind my desktop PC and even more so when recently I managed to get them tangled up in one another in something that resembled my very own Spaghetti Junction. I'd always fancied the concept of a wireless mouse but had never got round to buying one figuring that they'd probably be unresponsive and a nightmare to install so instead I plodded on with the wired mouse that was supplied with my PC when I bought it and kept the idea of a wireless mouse lingering around my subconscious vowing one day to finally bite the bullet and buy one. I ...  Read the complete review

When I had first gotten a laptop I wasn't completely used to the mouse pad and back in the day I did a lot of graphic design work so wanted my old mouse back so that I could work photoshop the way that I was used to on a normal PC. I had a look at a variety of sites such as Currys, PC World, Argos and eventually found this mouse. I parted with £29.95 of my hard earned money and three years later haven't been let down. The mouse comes in a small box and the standard protective packaging so that the mouse isn't damaged. In the box you receive the mouse itself, a small USB stick and I got a cloth bag with mine as a way of storing it for when it's not ...  Read the complete review

As I had been using my boyfriend's wireless mouse for the last six months after mine broke, he finally cracked and demanded it back. Thus began my search for a new wireless mouse that met my exacting standards. My boyfriend's mouse is the Microsoft 4000, which is a great mouse, apart from one thing: the dongle that slots into the USB port. It's too big, almost the length of the mouse, and when it's accidentally knocked, it takes about 10 seconds for it to go back to normal, which when you have an attention span the length of mine, that does become a problem! I'd seen some mice that had a tiny dongle that can be left in the USB port and, whilst in Tesco, I came ...  Read the complete review

Logitech Wireless Mouse M305 My husband got me this mouse when mine began to show signs of its age and started making the pointer jump around the screen rather than move in a smooth fashion. I didn't want a full sized mouse as I prefer something more compact to carry around and I have relatively small hands so a smaller mouse has never been a problem for me. Logitech are a brand that I am beginning to trust and we are beginning to own a small collection of their computer related items that have so far all been reliable and functional. This mouse has been no exception I have been really pleased with this mouse and it has worked great ...  Read the complete review

I bought this mouse as an added extra for my laptop a few months ago. I find using the trackpad on the laptop keyboard to be really tedious and it usually takes me twice as long than it would with a mouse. This was the main reason I decided I wanted a wireless mouse to accompany my laptop.     I chose Logitech because they are well known reputable brand and they seemed to be the most affordable on offer too. This mouse cost me 25 euro and I got it in a cute purple colour curing around the rubber grips for your palm. I loved the girly colour as there are not too many mice out there that cater to a girly girl side. This was really subtle and not too gaudy ...  Read the complete review