Mouse Reviews

I bought this keyboard a while back. I love it, after 6 months still quiet. Nothing broken, still looks good and always comfortable. I'm a big gamer and lay alot, not once has a keystroke not been registered or have i been unhappy with my keyboard. If you hold one specific button down for long periods of time in your keyboard use letters may start to fade, but for the price this keyboard has exceeded expectations.

i love the look of this keyboard, the feel of the buttons, and the quiet reactions you get from using its buttons. a definite 5/5. it's much better than those cheapy microsoft keyboards.

I don't know what the previous guy is talking about, or why he posted three times, but this keyboard can't be beaten. Personally I don't like all those extra buttons on fancy keyboards, so that is a plus. The keyboard is not flimsy at all, in fact it puts up with my beatings very well. I am in fact buying a second one right now because for this price and this stellar quality it cannot be outdone.

While I have owned a number of trackballs, I have not found one yet that is as simple and easy to use as the Logitech Marble mouse. It is immediately recognized by Windows, and works without additional software or drivers. The best feature in my opinion is the fact that it can be used by left-hand or right-handed users. So many trackballs are made to work only for right-handed people, which I am not. While they work fine for my wife, they are difficult for me to handle. But the Marble mouse works for us both! It is easy to clean, and very comfortable to use. If you don't have one, get one today!

Personally, I hate trackballs and prefere the good old fashioned mouse any day. I recieved this trackball as a present from my father since my mouse has broken. I was going to deal with it till I could get a new mouse. I loved it!! I would never use anything else, trackball or mouse! For the price it is really nice. A great gaming mouse too. The USB version is great on my PS2. This is really a great item and I would recommend it to the grave!

My third one and all three are still working. This one took a little more getting used to than past ones and tweaking the software for it but after doing that I have to say this one is my favorite. It is easier to "de-gunk" than earlier version and after the tweaking is responsive just how I like it.

If you own a regular mouse, you have my sympathy.

I wouldn't use any other. For someone that is left-handed and sharing the computer with a right handed no brainer, the trackball is adaptable to anyone. It also is very compact and no mouse pad is necessary !! buy it! buy it! C and M

I recently purchased a Logitech Marble Mouse. I have owned trackballs in the past, but this one is by far the most comfortable that I've ever used. It has a very small learning curve, and is sized small enough that it could accomodate just about anyone. The two buttons are very large and convenient to use, and my hand doesn't get tired at all, even after hours of use. Its movement is very smooth as well, and another perk is that the Marble Mouse is very low maintenance. I liked this one so much that I bought a second one for my husband's computer, and he just loves the thing!

I just got mine and am so pleased, as a left handed person, at the ease of use. I believe this item was made for us! The index finger moves the ball & the middle finger fits perfectly for the main clicker. The right clicker, which is not used as much is manipulated with the thumb. I would not want to use my thumb more than that as it would cause cramping. Super comfortable hand fit. Movement is smooth! And another really cool thing is NO MORE MOUSEPAD!!! For someone (like me!) who has limited space that is a definate bonus! It seems to be weighted perfectly to stay exactly where you place it. I am just very impressed.

I just purchased a Dell laptop, The touchpad was so sensitive it drove me nuts. So I looked at this model because it seemed to have all the right specs.
It took all of 5 minutes to install the software and have the mouse up & running. It is small enough to work on the right or left side of your laptop. It is optical W/USB & a PS2 adapter. It has a 3' extension. The mouse is small but very ergonomic with a 2 button scroll. Works with all Windows including XP OS & Macs.

I love this little thing. A lot of travel mice are too small, or the wrong shape, or easily broken, but this mouse is just right. The buttons have just the right amount of give to them, the scroll wheel is firm but not too firm, and it tracks well whether I'm using it on a tabletop, on my pants leg, or even on my laptop's wrist rest. Plus, it comes with a sturdy carrying case, so I don't have to worry about it getting damaged in my laptop bag, and an extension cord, in case the three-foot cord on the mouse isn't long enough for whatever reason. It looks stylish, too!

I really love the Traveler mouse. Yes, it's small, but I have very large hands and I've adapted to it quite easily. It tracks smoothly and the wheel has just the right amount of resistance. It even comes with a nice PVC travel case, perfect to slip into your laptop bag without scratching anything else up.

This is a great companion to a Powerbook, too, as it looks cool alongside! Now if Apple would just work on making the right button more useful in OSX...but I digress.

I just purchased a Dell laptop, The touchpad was so sensitive it drove me nuts. So I looked at this model because it seemed to have all the right specs.
It took all of 5 minutes to install the software and have the mouse up & running. It is small enough to work on the right or left side of your laptop. It is optical W/USB & a PS2 adapter. It has a 3' extension. The mouse is small but very ergonomic with a 2 button scroll. Works with all Windows including XP OS & Macs.

I love this little thing. A lot of travel mice are too small, or the wrong shape, or easily broken, but this mouse is just right. The buttons have just the right amount of give to them, the scroll wheel is firm but not too firm, and it tracks well whether I'm using it on a tabletop, on my pants leg, or even on my laptop's wrist rest. Plus, it comes with a sturdy carrying case, so I don't have to worry about it getting damaged in my laptop bag, and an extension cord, in case the three-foot cord on the mouse isn't long enough for whatever reason. It looks stylish, too!

I really love the Traveler mouse. Yes, it's small, but I have very large hands and I've adapted to it quite easily. It tracks smoothly and the wheel has just the right amount of resistance. It even comes with a nice PVC travel case, perfect to slip into your laptop bag without scratching anything else up.

This is a great companion to a Powerbook, too, as it looks cool alongside! Now if Apple would just work on making the right button more useful in OSX...but I digress.

I just purchased a Dell laptop, The touchpad was so sensitive it drove me nuts. So I looked at this model because it seemed to have all the right specs.
It took all of 5 minutes to install the software and have the mouse up & running. It is small enough to work on the right or left side of your laptop. It is optical W/USB & a PS2 adapter. It has a 3' extension. The mouse is small but very ergonomic with a 2 button scroll. Works with all Windows including XP OS & Macs.

I love this little thing. A lot of travel mice are too small, or the wrong shape, or easily broken, but this mouse is just right. The buttons have just the right amount of give to them, the scroll wheel is firm but not too firm, and it tracks well whether I'm using it on a tabletop, on my pants leg, or even on my laptop's wrist rest. Plus, it comes with a sturdy carrying case, so I don't have to worry about it getting damaged in my laptop bag, and an extension cord, in case the three-foot cord on the mouse isn't long enough for whatever reason. It looks stylish, too!

I really love the Traveler mouse. Yes, it's small, but I have very large hands and I've adapted to it quite easily. It tracks smoothly and the wheel has just the right amount of resistance. It even comes with a nice PVC travel case, perfect to slip into your laptop bag without scratching anything else up.

This is a great companion to a Powerbook, too, as it looks cool alongside! Now if Apple would just work on making the right button more useful in OSX...but I digress.

Thanks to a severe flare-up of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, I found myself in a lot of pain after a day of typing. I finally broke down and bought wrist wrests for both my keyboard and my trackball, and I'm glad I did even though both took some major getting used to. The keyboard rest is great in most respects, but for me it has two drawbacks: It could be a bit longer, and it pushes the top of my keybard up under my desk (I have a pull-out shelf arrangement.) Neither is the fault of Fellowes necessarily, and I mention it only to alert anyone who has a very wide or deep keyboard to these possible (minor) problems. I do find, however, that the rest isn't quite high enough for me to avoid some stressing of my wrists.

On the plus side, it's got a backing that's so extremely non-skid that you have to lift it up to move it. And the gel is loads of fun to play with while you're thinking. I find myself pinching and poking it, and wondering how long it can take that sort of punishment before it breaks or tears. I don't recommend this sort of behavior, but if you're prone to it, this might well give some scope to your nervous figets.

This wrist-rest is ideally designed; it can conform to any keyboard (in case you have a "wave" or other oddly-designed board), and its gel support is the most comfortable I've ever used.

Bottom line: If you type on a keyboard, you need a wrist rest to protect your body from repetitive strain injury. Buy this one.

I spend the majority of every day on a computer at school. I purchased this wrist rest several months ago after a carpal tunnel flare-up (due to lack of support at the keyboard and mouse) left me in wrist braces for two months. This wrist support is exactly what I was looking for. The backing grips the desk well, so it doesn't slide around when I'm working. It's a very cushy gel -- it makes my wrists feel like they're floating. And, there are as yet no signs of wear and tear anywhere on the product, despite the fact that I use it for several hours every day. I highly recommend it.

After having used this mouse for about a year, this mouse started behaving erratically, most likely caused by lint and other dirt in the mouse wheels. Trying to clean it is rather difficult, because they cannot be kept in place. Thus the mouse could not be "revived" and finally jammed completely. Short, Logitech's mouse is easier to clean and therefore lasts longer.

I bought this mouse about 6 months ago and I haven't regretted it. It's from Microsoft, yes, but that shouldn't deter anyone from not getting it if you need a reliable, easy-to-use mouse.

The wheel is not annoyingly sensitive and the scannability of the pointer movements is sleek and accurate. The mouse fits virtually any sized hand. MS Wheel Mouse is also ideal for right or left handed people.

If you need a mouse that has no cheap frills, but is high on quality and efficiency, I recommend the Microsoft Wheel Mouse. If you need somethign more "upscale", try the Microsoft IntelliMouse with IntelliEye.

I bought my Wheel Mouse about a year ago. This is probably the best mouse you can get at a good price. Its like a Microsoft Intellimouse and a Microsoft Basic Mouse combined into one, keeping the Intellimouse Wheel and the Basic Mouse shape and feel. I like this much better then the Intellimouse.

I have had a Pretec modem,which by the way I never could get to work,and now I have a Targus. Targus is much smaller,and I had it working in 10 Minutes. A very simple setup makes it easy to get online. I played with it till the early hours,accessing all my favorite websites.I paid a little more, but it was worth it. I am using a Jornada 545 with the Targus 56k modem,and the addition of the modem has changed my whole view of the possibilities of my pocket pc.I strongly encourage any Jornada user to try the Targus 56k modem.

This is an outstanding compact flash modem for pocket or handheld PC's running Windows CE version 2.0 or higher. With the Targus Compact Flash 56k v.90 Pocket Modem there is no need to set it up, just plug it in, create a connection profile and you are set and ready to browse the Web. I bought it for my Cassiopeia E-125 (perfectly compatible)and I have been surfing the net with speed and easiness. The small dimensions of the modem allow you to carry it on your own pocket or in your pocket PC Case since it is also very slim. This excellent modem is a little bit expensive yet. Anyway, and in spite of the price, this is a must if you want to stay connected to the internet with your pocket pc wherever you are.

i need it, but i not sure if this will work with my HP 1945... somebody help me!!!!! please!!! Thanks .Mara

Overall, this mouse works wonderfully. It is comfortable to hold, its four buttons (including the mouse wheel) are easy to program, and it has very precise tracking. However, there are a couple of problems. First, I had to download updated software drivers from Logitech's Website, in order to program this mouse to work with my Windows XP system. I found this odd, since Logitech claims this product was designed for Windows XP. The other problem is a more generalized one, which is unique to optical mice--i.e., they don't work well on shiny surfaces such as translucent plastic. But this is easily remedied.

This is a great mouse and well worth the purchase. I don't even notice a different between a tradition ball mouse and this optical one. It's just as responsive and the way it's design feels a lot more comfortable in my hand than a basic mouse design. I never realized how uncomfortable a standard designed mouse was until using this one.

The thing you have to rememeber with most optical mouses is that you can't use them on reflective surfaces. Many desks have a somewhat reflective surface so you should use a mouse pad or even just a piece of paper would work. Just as long as it's not reflective then it would work. I even use it on my pillow while I'm in bed with my laptop.

There is also not an issue with XP. It takes about a few seconds for XP to recognize it but then it automatically installs a basic driver for it. If you want to use some of the fancy features then you have to install Logitech's driver but it's not necessary.

I love this mouse. I upgraded from a regular single optical mouse by logitech. I am a struggling Graphics artist and the dual optics looked good to me, plus i love the side button for those command-click or shift-click (Windoze) for opening a web site in a second window feature. It works perfectly on my mac, and i will probably get one for my PC as well. Its a nice upgrade, tracks well and feels good in hand. You will not be disappointed at all if you buy. It's worth every penny. Enjoy.