Need a bluetooth mouse

[snova031]

Need a bt mouse for the lappy, want something relatively small, and around $50 or so.

Was looking at the Mogo BT mouse, http://www.newtonperipherals.com/mogo_mouseBT.html

Read some reviews on it and it looks like a solid mouse, plus it can be stored and charged in the PC slot, so that's definitely a plus.

Also considering the Microsoft 5000, which seems to get good reviews everywhere- http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/systembuilders/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=029

Anyone have any opinions/recommendations?

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[jagblazer01 10+ year member]

http://www.newegg.com

check them out...they may have something for ya

 

[snova031]

I know..I buy just about all of my pc stuff from newegg...looking for other people's opinions on bt mouses though...

 

[systemJLx 10+ year member]

i wouldnt get a wireless mouse.

1. they take batteries, or u have to recharge them

2. not as good for gaming. its better to have direct connection

 

[snova031]

i wouldnt get a wireless mouse.
1. they take batteries, or u have to recharge them

2. not as good for gaming. its better to have direct connection

It's for a laptop, don't want wires if I don't need them.

Also, won't be playing too many games at all.

 

[systemJLx 10+ year member]

It's for a laptop, don't want wires if I don't need them.
Also, won't be playing too many games at all.

i have a laptop as well. the mouse i have only cost me like $20, and its like $10 now. it works good enough for me.

trust me tho, u will get annoyed of the recharging or replacing the batteries.

 

[snova031]

i have a laptop as well. the mouse i have only cost me like $20, and its like $10 now. it works good enough for me.
trust me tho, u will get annoyed of the recharging or replacing the batteries.

Not really, I have a wireless on my home PC, and I'd rather have something wireless that I have to change the batteries once a month then have the wire there, it's annoying.

 

[Verlander]

I had a Logitech wireless mouse for my laptop and it worked great, and the batteries lasted for months.

 

[Scoobydoo 5,000+ posts]

the batteries on my wireless keyboard/mouse last for weeks at a time at least. just keeping some rechargable batteries charged and it takes 10 seconds to swap

looked into bluetooth for my laptop as well, but couldnt justify the price. i recommend giving THIS one a try. at $8.18 shipped even if it is crap you wont lose much

they also have a few bluetooth mice on the site

 

[silvercookie 5,000+ posts]

id say go with the first. one

not only are you using bluetooth but you will look good while doing it (no ****)

 

[snova031]

id say go with the first. one
not only are you using bluetooth but you will look good while doing it (no ****)

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[Johnny Drama 5,000+ posts]

I like mine...Simple, cheap Micro Innovations wireless mouse. Small too