I got this mouse free with a purchase of my Asus laptop. The device came in a cardboard backing wrapped in clear plastic. In the packaging you found the mouse itself, a single AA battery and the USB wireless dongle that connects to your computer. Although I got this mouse for free, I believe that it retails for about £8 from my checking on E-bay. I must say that this is quite reasonable for a wireless mouse. The mouse itself looks futuristic and modern with a black and silver body. It is not that big and clunky compared to some other models. I suppose that this is because this is more of a home user mouse and not meant for gaming. The body comes ...  Read the complete review

The Microsoft mobile mouse 3000 is the first wireless mouse I have ever bought myself. The only other one I have used was one owned by my Dad which I found clunky, awkward and uncomfortable to use. I wanted something small, lightweight and responsive but also not breaking the bank (I'm a bit of a cheap skate!). The Microsoft Mobile Mouse 3000 (MMM3000 from now on) provided all of that. At £7.89 (From Amazon) the MMM3000 is an absolute bargain. It originally used to cost in the region of £30.00 which demonstrates that this is actually a very good quality mouse. The mouse is nice and small and comfortably fits my hands. I have rather large hands but this ...  Read the complete review

I study graphic design at university and find that drawing intricate work using my built-in tracker pad really difficult. I work on a Macbook, so when I use two hands to get more control it zooms in and out of my work... really annoying! I have used a separate mouse for quite a while now, but find it limiting in terms of how much space I have, if I use a mouse with a cord. Therefore, I decided to invest in a wireless version. You might ask why I didn't go with Apple's wireless mouse instead... personally, at £47; they are way too out of my price range! For a fraction of the price I could buy a cordless mouse that does the job just as well! -SET ...  Read the complete review

A couple of years ago I bought a DELL inspiron 1525 laptop and for the most part the integrated touch pad was fine, that was until I decided to take up Photography as a serious hobby and with that embark on the creative learning curve of being able to retouch and process my digital photo's with Photoshop Elements 8.0. having tried unsuccessfully at being able to get the optimum results from just scrolling an index finger around the touch pad I decided I needed to invest in a small reliable mouse. It goes without saying that after much review reading on my part I opted for the Microsoft wireless mobile mouse, the absolute standout feature of this is the ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought my new laptop and was enjoying the feeling of using the touch pad, but then i started using it for web browsing and gaming which was not very fun at all so i decided to invest in a mouse with out wires. I went out to find a stylish mouse that was smooth and easy to setup with long battery life. I found what i was looking for and exceeded my expectations. After i installed the mouse it was very easy to setup and windows detected it automatically with no extra setup procedures. the AA battery went in and the mouse came to life. you can turn the receiver on and off my placing the receiver back into the slot on the bottom of the mouse ...  Read the complete review