Kensington CI60 Wireless Optical

Wireless; USB extension cable included; good software; inexpensive

Subpar tracking; clumsy scroll wheel; poor power and battery features

The included USB cable for the wireless receiver is a nice touch. If the back of your machine is nearly flush with the wall, the cable will still fit and allow you to plug in the receiver

Kensington Ci60 Optical Wireless Mouse Nothing more difficult than a stubborn piece of sellotape stopped me from finding the contents of the box, the mouse proudly protruding through the plastic window on the face. Should you ever need to replace the...

Checking through my records of articles published on Gadgetspeak.com over the last couple of years, I was surprised to discover that there were twelve reviews of standalone mice from various manufacturers. This number did not include any mice that...

USB extension cable included, good software, inexpensive

Subpar tracking, clumsy scroll wheel, poor power and battery features

Unfortunately, it performs tracking tasks poorly, with a tendency to be slightly jerky and jump from point to point on the screen. Whether this is a problem with the radio frequency or because it uses optical tracking (all the other mice here use the...

Big. Looks nice. Quality feel. Tracks well

Too heavy. Not comfortable to hold. Back button is not logically placed. Sleeps too often. Hard to wake up

Mouse, while large, feels nice in hand ; Grips on side ; True right-handed design

No standard Win7 drivers, which means the forward/back buttons are non-functional ; Very heavy ; Tracking seems so-so

This mouse is nice and large, awsome for people with large hands. Fits the whole palm of the hand to make good for hours on the computer and the grips after two years of use have yet to budge which is great because I had that issue in the past with...

Only con is batteries, it tends to go through it quickly but not to quick as some have said, I am on my computer 10 hours a day at least and I only replace them once every...oh three weeks? don't go for CHEEP batteries! Get the nice lithium batteries...

This mouse fits great in the hand and really great for people with large hands, it fits and cups the palm of your hand to make it great for hours of use if you play video games on your computer. Its a simple plug and play mouse plug it in and off you...

Only con I have now is that my right click button won't work every now and then but i'm assuming its because after two years of constant use at least 10 hours a day has worn it out and that is why i'm writing this review and looking for a new one but...

NONE

This mouse is a piece of junk! It will not work unless it is right next to the USB dongle and yes I tried new batteries. It is not smooth when it does work. Cursor stutters and skips when moving. Very disappointed with this mouse. I returned it for...

Great mouse. I have this mouse at home and love it. I spend most of my day on my computer online work, local work and working between the two. The 5 button configuration is great! It is larger than most mice which is a pro for me too. The mouse at home...

eats up batteries. I suggest to anyone that is interested in this mouse that they invest in recharable batteries. I purchased a 4 pack and always have 2 on the charger and 2 in the mouse...much better cost than always buying more AA batteries