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Kensington Ci25m Notebook Optical Mouse for PC or Mac K72266US
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SADLY it doesn't last very long
(2 out of 5) by Hector-C on Oct 4, 2009 (Miami, FL USA)The Kensington K72266US Optical Mouse (aka Kensington Ci25m) feels great to the touch and moves very nicely.
It worked flawlessly for about 4 months (average of maybe 2 hours per day, as it was not my primary mouse).
After 4 months, however, the LEFT button became unresponsive...had to click several times and/or fairly hard to get it to work.
Had to buy a new mouse, but anything with a retractable cord looks very 'cheap' and 'fragile'. The Kensington is the most solid-looking unit, therefore, I moved on to a wireless mouse from Logitech.
It worked flawlessly for about 4 months (average of maybe 2 hours per day, as it was not my primary mouse).
After 4 months, however, the LEFT button became unresponsive...had to click several times and/or fairly hard to get it to work.
Had to buy a new mouse, but anything with a retractable cord looks very 'cheap' and 'fragile'. The Kensington is the most solid-looking unit, therefore, I moved on to a wireless mouse from Logitech.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Excellent mouse
(5 out of 5) by A. Bublitz on Mar 29, 2009 (Iowa, USA)I bought this to use with my laptop when travelling. It's a little bigger than I had hoped, but worked great after just plugging in. Comfortable to use, would buy again.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Pretty nice mouse
(4 out of 5) by GEM on Mar 16, 2009 (Bean Town, USA)This mouse is performing well after ~2 weeks of use. It's not clear from the pics, but it's slightly larger than a typical notebook mouse (i.e. Logitech), kind of half way between a nice sized gaming mouse and a typical notebook mouse. It has nice grips on the sides that are pleasant to the touch. Seems very sensitive from what I can tell, which poses a bit of a problem when using in a vehicle (plane, train, bus). Big pluses are the innovative cord recoiling and the very low profile USB connector.
My one long term concern is that the cable is sort of thin and is already showing *some* signs of memory from having been wound up. Not sure how much worse this will get, which is the only reason for 4 stars.
My one long term concern is that the cable is sort of thin and is already showing *some* signs of memory from having been wound up. Not sure how much worse this will get, which is the only reason for 4 stars.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Great Product!
(5 out of 5) by Dan Mudge on Mar 11, 2009It just plain works. From the first time I pugged it in, it has never failed or hiccuped. I highly recommend it if you have a laptop with a hi-res screen and find the touch pad too clumsy for intricate work. I now only use the touch pad where space is tight (airplanes, etc.) or when the session will be short enough to not warrant digging the mouse out of my briefcase.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
mouse
(4 out of 5) by Randall Dinwiddie on Mar 2, 2009 (stehekin, washington)cord could be longer...I would get the wireless mouse next time but this is lightweight and works well.