Logitech RX720 Cordless Laser Mouse

Plug in and it works on both Mac and Windows

Logitech software does not recognize it on OS X, but since logitech does not care about the OS X platform to write good drivers for it, this is not a suprize

worked right out of the box in vista, cheap (was on sale for $20 with free ship)

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cheap, wireless laser mouse with decent range. I had a Microsoft wireless notebook mouse, that was a similar price, but the range was about 2 - 3 feet

there is a noticeable lag when you stop using it for a while. But I think you can turn that off? I believe its a setting where when it is idle, it goes into some sort of power saving mode, to preserve battery life. so when you move it again, it has to...

relative long battery life ; laser precision

lack of choice in left scroll click setting ; heavier than expected ; stutter and hang ; wheel middle click becomes left scroll click many time

I put in the batteries, plugged in the receiver and it worked

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Nice mouse. Like the feature of the on/off switch. Works great with Windows and Mac OS X 10.4.11

The only downfall I found for a lot of the mice out there is that they don't work with USB to PS/2 converters anymore. I've tried with a few converters that came with my other mice and they don't work. They got rid of the conversion part in the mice

No cord clutter, portable

Slightly heavy for my old joints

Nice comfortable size, very responsive, easy to program with software downloaded from Logitech site. I purchased this to use with my laptop but it could easily be used for a desktop mouse as it is not tiny

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Precise cursor placement. Appears to have good battery life and wireless connections

A little small for large hands