Canon X MARK I

It's a strange hybrid, this multitasking rodent

by jhunie TRUSTWORTHY Computations, and anything involving numbers, bore me. Math and I didn't get along very well in school. Alas. A working adult has to furnish a monthly excel report, like all other pen-pushing, keyboard-slamming jobs in which...

5 needs to be marked so you do not have to look at it to use it. key pad to close to bottom of mouse for comfortable use. have to turn mouse off and then back on every time computer is restarted.

I will be using it more when I working on excel sheets or Quick books. With it's stand alone availability you won't need to find your decktop calculator. Staples had them at a great price too....

Nothing to write home about. The fun factor ended about 10 minutes out of the package.

works great with my laptop and netbook.

I've only had it a week, but it's great so far

Excellent having the calculator and mouse in the same unit. Great technology, and works great. The only PROBLEM is I had to buy a bluetooth adapter to use it. It was worth it, but the DISAPPOINTMENT is that it keeps UNpairing "frequently"... and I...

I really like the calculator feature and that is why I bought it. Drawbacks are it's not the most comfortable (too flat for me), the buttons require a bit too much pressure to engage and I have not been able to find a "sweet spot" for the double-click...

A great idea from Canon however, although it may be used as a wireless keypad, I found that the keys are way too small to be used by touch and one has to watch the keys being pressed. Now, if the mouse were just a bit bigger, the keypad feature...