Micro Innovations Wireless Rechargeable Laser Mouse

value for money

44% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

1600 DPI, recharge base instead of plug in usb recharge cable like most rechargeable meece

Scroll wheel broke after 3 months. Expected more for the price. Didn't last as long as the $12 wireless meece I had previously. No a/c adapter so if if your usb port isn't energized with pc off battery won't charge

Awesome mouse. The battery life lasts a pretty long time and it has all of the buttons on it I want- not too many, and not too few. I use it with my laptop, and I think it was designed for a desktop. Whenever I want to take my laptop places, I...

Bought this mouse a couple of months ago & already the recharging contacts dont line up anymore (&yes I cleaned them), causing the battery to drain, instead of charging, when put ont hte chargine cradle. Not to mention 1 of the legs of the support...

I used this mouse for about a day. The cursor kept floating all over monitor when I wasn't using it (Mouse in stationary position) so when I did move the mouse I had to try and over compensate for it. Called their tech support and they were no help. I...

My grandmother loves playing games on the computer from Bingo to solitaire. She is most comfortable laying on her couch with the monitor on coffee table. She needed a wireless mouse to allow her to lean back and can't go out on her own often to get...

I am having with the Left click button. Sometimes it doesn't work when you press it and you must click a second and third time. I became so agrivated with it I went back my old cordless nonrechargable mouse.

Pros: It looks nice. Cons: No charge indicator, no battery life indicator. There is no way of knowing if the batteries are charging or if they are low. I use this mouse with my laptop, and every time my laptop is in standby or sleep mode it loses the...

This product is so poor it was in my garbage can within one hour of intial use. It is cheap, poorly designed & glitchy. Stick with Logitech. Scott

XP was able to detect the mouse and install its drivers without any problems

The range on this device is pretty terrible. The base station and mouse cannot communicate if they are spaced more than 4 or 5 feet