MoGo Mouse BT - Mouse - optical - 2 button(s) - wireless - Bluetooth

6 reviews

May, 2013

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 6 reviews from magazines and websites. People really like the design, but many are critical about the value for money.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Mouse & Pointing Devices the MoGo Mouse BT - Mouse - optical - 2 button(s) - wireless - Bluetooth is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 80/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by: Paul Miller (engadget.com)

The MoGo MouseBT stows away in your PC card slot

If you're tired of storing loose change in your laptop's oft neglected PC card slot, Newton Peripherals has a new one for you. They'll be unveiling their MoGo MouseBT at CES this year, and it is just that: a Bluetooth mouse that stows away in your PC...

Dec, 2005

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Consumer review by: Ho Dawg (newegg.com)

SWEET

This is the greatest mouse in the world for those who find there laptops in some of the most rediculous places. When the plastic cracked, Newton had a replacement to me in 3 days. I was supprised that it broke in the first place. It is stronger than it...

No more adapters or little dongles

The plastic is a little fragle

Feb, 2008

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Expert review by: tech.co.uk staff (techradar.com)

MoGo Mouse BT review

Apple technology moves fast, and that means a lot of peripheral kit can become redundant quickly. Take this mouse, for example. It works really well, is super slim and therefore travels brilliantly, but just won't work with the latest Apple notebooks

Tiny form factor ; Two click buttons ; Stores away neatly ; Bluetooth wireless connnection

No good for MacBook or MacBook Pro ; No scroll function

Mar, 2007

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Expert review by: Sandra Vogel (zdnet.co.uk)

MoGo Mouse BT

This handy Bluetooth mouse lives and recharges in your notebook's PC Card slot when not in use. However, its performance is erratic at times and it's also somewhat expensive.

Easy to carry if your notebook has a PC Card slot, Internal battery automatically charges while mouse is stowed in PC Card slot, Feels solid and comfortable in the hand

Response can be jerky at times, Expensive

This handy Bluetooth mouse lives and recharges in your notebook's PC Card slot when not in use. However, its performance is erratic at times and it's also somewhat expensive...

Feb, 2007

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Recommended!

Expert review by: Gordon Kelly (trustedreviews.com)

MoGo Mouse: The Ultimate Laptop Companion?

Slides away into a PC Card slot, how cool is that...?

Dec, 2006

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Expert review by: Rob Jones (personal computer world)

Review: Mogo Mouse travel mouse

You can see our more on the mouse, its looks and how it worksin our video review of the Mogo Mouse on...

Small, light, responsive, highly portable, more comfortable to use than its looks suggest

No scroll pad or wheel, cost

The Mogo Mouse is small and light with an inventive design that would be a good option for anyone who travels regularly with their notebook if they have Bluetooth built in

Sep, 2006