Rosewill RM-P2P 3 Buttons 1 x Wheel PS/2 Wired Optical 800 dpi Mouse

Pros: Works and is cheap!

Cons: Doesn't feel as strudy as the logictechs or the microsofts, but it works and does the job.

Pros: Cheap priced, light, feels right in the hand and is responsive.

Cons: Started double clicking on a single click a few days after purchase. It is very annoying as I use it on a server.

Other Thoughts: I too bought 2 of these. Only one has the double click problem but I think it is because I don't use the other one that much.

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Pros: Economical

Cons: Bought two, and both started "double" clicking on a single click shortly after about a week to two weeks of use on both mice (One started, swapped worked, but then second started "double" clicking as well after a week or so).

Pros: Cheap, bought it to use for a while.

Cons: Very cheap. Had major clicking problems fairly early on. It eventually became unusable.

It simply isn't sturdy enough to survive a fall from a couch to the floor without being damaged.

Other Thoughts: If it is used little, it will work fine for a while i'd think.

Pros: Nothing

Cons: Does not work. Not responsive.

Other Thoughts: I plugged it in. It did not work at all. I verified online that a driver is not needed. Although cheap, this product is still a waste of money. Don't buy it.

Pros: Its a good working PS/2 mouse that frees up a USB port. Most motherboards still come with these for mouse and keyboard so why not use them? Especially if you are short of USB ports

Cons: It has a cord. Why are there no wireless ps/2 keyboards and mice?

Pros: Price. It works.

Cons: Feels very cheep, but what can you expect for the price.

Pros: Careful Read the Fine Print: They are RM-P2P input mouses, so you need the traditional mouse port on a mother board, or laptop to use it. I bought 5 of them, for a back up replenshment supply, and didn't pay attention. This is fine for my desktop, but I'll have to wait for my mini-mouse USB's for my laptops.

Cons: Good Price, works fine. Just make sure you have RM-P2P mouse inputs, as they aren't USB optical mouses.

Pros: - Price
- Optical
- Glides smoothly
- Good Traction (On black surfaces & mouse pads)
- Automatically detected no problems as it should (Might be prompted for a system restart in some cases when first used)

Cons: - Really light weight, like where it feels quality isn't good and can break easily
- Buttons require a little more effort to push down than other mice
- Unresponsive (Sometimes you think you click and it doesn't register)
- The PS2 plug is long so it sticks out a lot more
- Seems to have trouble holding a steady traction on white or wood grain surfaces if you don't have a mouse pad.

Other Thoughts: All in all, it's a practical mouse. It does what the average user would require put of it.

It would be fine for work and office use. I wouldn't recommend it for gaming where response is key on the battlefield since buttons tend to not register the clicks occasionally.

Pros: Works
Scroll Wheel
3rd Button
Optical

Cons: None that I can think of

Other Thoughts: Needed a mouse for a new build and this was most the most affordable option and I had the port for it.