Micro Innovations (PD950P) Mouse

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I found myself in need of a new mouse after the Logitech mouse I bought 2 years ago up and died. I was up at Walmart last weekend shopping and I picked up a cheapo wireless mouse. I didn't realize how cheap it really was until it quit working the ...

Pros: Attractive design, good range, inexpensive
Cons: Horrible battery life

I was never a big fan of wireless mice, as the thought of my batteries dying in the middle of a game left me a little uncomfortable. I had always loved the thought of it, no cord to tangle around and get in my way... so I asked for a wireless optical ...

Pros: comfort, range of use, convenient scroll button,
Cons: cost of replacing batteries

How this Mouse came into our House: All of the parts for my current computer, I got from NewEgg. The corded mouse did not give me any trouble. However, last tax season, when a wireless mouse and keyboard came free with the TaxCut software, my ...

Pros: attractive
Cons: eats batteries, slow connecting, wearing out already.

So, when my computer mouse up and died on me, I knew I had to have another one. You see, I have a laptop, and sometimes for me it’s much easier to use an external mouse rather than fool with the touch pad. I headed down to Wal-Mart and for $20 got the ...

Pros: Works great once it's been reset.
Cons: Required far too many resets.

I bought this wireless optical mouse and was very disappointed. It works great with the exception that the mouse has to be "reset" to match the receiver signal every time the computer goes into standby mode, or whenever the computer is powered down. My ...

Pros: Wireless, very sensitive, and really sleek
Cons: A little too sensitive, and wireless, so you'll have to replace batteries.

Wanting a wireless mouse, but not wanting to spend a lot of money, I took a stroll over to Wal-Mart to find a display of ugly, substandard mouses. In the corner, however, was a gem, a good looking wireless PS2 mouse, which I promptly bought and brought ...

Pros: Compatible Windows 98, X P, Most Software. Using Rechargeable batteries adds environmental savings, too.
Cons: In my opinion: Didn't find any.

Like some others, I was hard pressed to find a way to eliminate that cord! Having a limited budget for P C toys, I found this GEM on a shelf in the damaged goods section of my favorite bargain basement. Box torn, plastic damaged and, get this, NO CD ...

Pros: It's cheap.
Cons: It goes through batteries like butter on hot toast.

Our company had purchased three of these mice. Each mouse requires 2-AAA batteries. We get just over two weeks worth of batteries out of each mouse and then have to replace the batteries. We are going out to purchase a more expensive brand that won't cost us in the long run.