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Kensington 64321 Wireless Studio Mouse USB
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Rating: 3.1/5 from 10 reviews Outstanding!Great customer srvice, poor productI bought one a few years back and had to have it replaced after 6 months. The replacement I received needed to be replaced 8 months later. Today the replacement is needing a replacement. The only fun thing is calling Tech Support and hearing someone named "Steven" speaking English with a Indian accent. They are however very professional and quick to fix the problem. The problems were mainly bad battery time, loss of tracking ability, inability to work off a USB hub, and a handful of other hardware issues. Knowing what I know I'd give it a pass! Works Good, but doesn't feel goodThis product looks good and works well, but what is hidden in the image is the block backend of the mouse. Because it of this the mouse is too small for large hands and is uncomfortable for small ones. The scroll pad is ok, but if you like the feel of a wheel, this mouse isn't for your. One nice feature with the scroll pad is the ability to leave your finger in the up or down area, and just let your page scroll. Over all, the price is to high for only a three button mouse. | ||||||||||||||
I love the satisfying click it gives and the amazingly comprehensive programming (via mac system preferences pane). You can make this mouse do anything, design configurations for specific programs (I particularly find the button under the scroll pad to be useful for double click function and left+right buttons for "find"). You can set different speeds for slow or fast movement (!) and scrolling speed.
The scroll pad is NOT a touch pad, as mentioned by other reviewers, but it does not require you to press hard (come on folks, I am a scrawny 130lbs and it doesn't require "effort"). It scrolls as you drag your finger down and if you press either end it continuously scrolls. Very cool.
I also have had no problem (as others have mentioned) with installing software, getting it to work perfectly, optical tracking, clicking, etc. Again, I am completely puzzled because I love this mouse!