Pros: I avoided mice for years due to wrist strain and click-finger pain. I used various touchpads and trackpads for a while. This is now my favorite pointing device.

Cons: It takes some getting used to. With other mice it's easy to grip the mouse and lift when you need to reposition. WIth the Evoluent, your sideways grip is no good for lifting, so you have to get used to tilting-and-sliding when repositioning the mouse. It only took me about a week to get used to the habit, and now I don't really notice anymore, but it was a little odd at first.

Pros: Worked fine while it worked. It would probably be OK for a desktop where you don't insert/remove the plug very often.

Cons: It broke, on the end I used to attach/detach from my laptop, after less than 2 months of 5-days-a-week use. The case cracked and the metal parts came loose and it no longer passes a signal. I was *not* rough on it. It just looks like a flimsy build not meant for . Of course this is just after the 30-day return policy and it's not worth my time to figure out of there's an applicable warranty.

Pros: it was great while it lasted.

Cons: I do not have this particular TV. I bought a (now discontinued) LTV-32W1. The power supply died in the middle of a movie 6 months after the 1-year warranty. Estimated repair cost $350. Several different repair people I called told me that Westinghouse TVs have poor build quality and it's common for them to die soon after the warranty expires. If you really want one, strongly consider the extended warranty.