Pros: Compact, feels solid, good placement of buttons

Cons: Tracking was HORRIBLE! Regardless of the DPI setting, it struggled on any surface I placed it on. I even bought a high-performance mouse pad, still, no improvement. My cheaper Logitech laser mouse ran circles over this mouse's capabilities. Buying another mouse today.

Pros: It feels right in my hand! This is literally the first mouse that has 'nestled' into my hand. With that said, I have small hands... It feels properly weighted once the batteries are in and all the buttons are positioned for functionality. They get bonus points for having a connect button that is both on top of the mouse (easily accessible) and impossible to accidentally press. It's easily comparable to laser mice that sell for double the price tag on this one, and waaaaay better than any Logitech or Microsoft product. Jus' sayin'

Cons: Well, I'd say none, but I haven't mastered the art of pulling out the dongle from the designated dongle storage area. It flies across the keyboard every time... However I've negotiated a truce with the dongle where I leave it in the USB port, and it stays put.

Other Thoughts: I'm now a big fan of the laser mouse. All the other wireless mice I've had were optical and I could practically read by the escaping light... And the escaping accuracy... I love how accurate this mouse is!!

Pros: This mouse does all that it says it is going to do. It has 5 function buttons and a button that searches for the usb dongle. I don't see much difference between this and an optical mouse (except you don't see the red light on the sensor), but for the price...it's worth it.

Cons: The mouse is almost too small. Also, it only works (for me, at least )in usb 2.0,very shaky in usb 3.0.

Other Thoughts: Worth it for the money.

Pros: small size, micro receiver

Cons: doesnt respond to clicks sometimes. Lags on clicks. Mouse resposiveness not very good for a laser. Not sure if its the software that came with it or not. Extra buttons wont work without it.

Other Thoughts: I would not recommend

Pros: Seems kind of average to the naked eye, but it won't disappoint. Extra buttons added for quick-access, both for browsing and gaming. Fairly high DPI. Feels very sturdy and durable

Cons: None that I've noticed.

Other Thoughts: If you're willing to pay for it, this mouse will likely last you quite a while. I recommend it over the cheaper Microsoft and Logitech mouses.

Pros: Great for switching between games with dpi switch

Cons: Batteries dont as long as I would like only got about month out of it

Pros: Has many different buttons on it. It's very sensitive, works for all that i use it for. It is definitely better than the Rosewill one that it replaced, though it was old.

Cons: None right now.

Pros: - RF works very far away
- On/Off Button saves battery life
- Back/Forward buttons
- Click/scroll noises are pretty quiet (my last mouse was obnoxious)
-Small USB receiver. I leave mine in my laptop at all times. Small enough that there's no chance of it getting broken.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Mine came with batteries, which was nice. Not sure if that a given for every package of these.

Pros: Easy set up without issue. Very small reciever.

Cons: Small

Pros: It's simple, versatile and a wireless mouse. I am a gamer and I don't like mice that have too many buttons. So this one is just perfect and Logitec is always good.

Cons: None