Just looks like a cheap ripoff to me... not a very good one at that.
As soon as I saw the domain colorcase.com I knew this wouldn't be that great of a mouse.
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Disappointed with my new mouse
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Just looks like a cheap ripoff to me... not a very good one at that.
As soon as I saw the domain colorcase.com I knew this wouldn't be that great of a mouse.
all these rf mice and not a bluetooth mouse available.
i'll stick with my pro mouse until logitech or kensington introduce a good bluetooth keyboard/mouse combo.
why have built-in bluetooth when i have to have a big 'ol rf base station for my wireless peripherals?
and why charging stations? just have a usb cord to plug in if you are running low.
i'll stick with my pro mouse until logitech or kensington introduce a good bluetooth keyboard/mouse combo.
why have built-in bluetooth when i have to have a big 'ol rf base station for my wireless peripherals?
and why charging stations? just have a usb cord to plug in if you are running low.
The only mouse that i use is the one that camed with my Wacom Intuos 2 tablet. and I have to tell you that its great!!!!!!! I love the build quality of it all!
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Yeah, I like my wacom mouse except that I'm using an A6 pad which is quite small for a mouse mat, other than that it's a quality piece of mouse.
oh and if I use a pen then the pad is straight in front of me so it makes the mouse position a little unatural. still can't be the badger all the time, ho hum
Yeah, I like my wacom mouse except that I'm using an A6 pad which is quite small for a mouse mat, other than that it's a quality piece of mouse.
oh and if I use a pen then the pad is straight in front of me so it makes the mouse position a little unatural. still can't be the badger all the time, ho hum
Because that means you have to have a cord there to plug in to. Isn't the idea of cordless to get rid of cables. With the Kensington wireless. The base station doubles as a charging cradle. You just set it in it and it charges you don't have to plug anything. Also you can have the cradle back towards the back of your desk.
id rather have a cord that disappears easily than a big ol base station. with the cord when i am pluggin in its still a perfectly useful mouse too. much better design imo.
a design where you need a base station and a charger in which you cant use the mouse while charging.
or a mouse with no base station and no charging station. and the worst of it i that when you need to charge it is a corded mouse rather than wireless.
a bluetooth usb mouse would be perfect.
a design where you need a base station and a charger in which you cant use the mouse while charging.
or a mouse with no base station and no charging station. and the worst of it i that when you need to charge it is a corded mouse rather than wireless.
a bluetooth usb mouse would be perfect.
to be honest, i've had the same pro mouse for three years and it's hands down the best mouse i've ever owned. i added a griffen powermate last year, and that more than makes up for the lack of scroll wheel/second button. Plus, now one side of my keyboard glows red, the other blue. (i have a glass desk, so when all my led's are up, my office look pretty fab)
i'd be glad to. i'd just like to wait until i get my FWHD back from lacie (fired the FW bridge). It has this sweet blue led on the power button that looks like the carona aroudn the sun, plus the blue spills down the sides a bit. once i get it back, i'll post at macsnaps.