Pros: this thing moves super quick, or super precise photo/video editing; the multiple dpi settings can be switched on the fly and work beautifully, the button isnt easily hit on accident either, in fact the placement of all the buttons are as perfect as i have ever found, the overall shape feels great even after hours of use, it's small but not too small, the on/off switch is great for prolonging batter life, the usb adapter is tiny and also tucks away inside the mouse's bottom for storage and safe keeping, super fast shipping as always, stop looking and buy this now. I liked it so much that I am thinking of buying another one for my home pc and I'm ordering another one this weekend as a back-up for my netbook in case this one ever breaks. I seriously can not praise this thing enough, I read a review in a magazine for this model before giving it a try and they gave it a 9/10 and i think they under-rated it after using it for a week. I will never go back to my touchpad again.

Cons: NONE...

Overall Review: Amazing, great product especially for the price, its small but not too small that I cant use it and I am 6'10 with a football build and was naturally worried about the size of this "notebook" mouse, but after using it for the first time I fell in love with its shape, feel, and rubber side grips.

Pros: If you have a netbook or laptop and hate using touchpads when you don't need to, I would highly recommend this mouse. This mouse is sturdy in your hand, fits comfortably, and has lots of perks. Of course it has the basic 2 buttons and scroll wheel, but it also has back and forward buttons and scroll wheel click, which you'd be surprised how many small mice do NOT have these. But probably the best features of this mice are the DPI switching button and the tiny receiver. I like to have a super high mouse sensitivity when web browsing, but when I'd coding or image editing, I want precision from a slow mouse. With the DPI button built in, I can easily have both. The receiver is very subtle when plugged into my netbook, and when you put the mouse away the receiver tucks away inside the mouse. The power switch on the mouse itself is also nice, as you can turn the mouse off when not using it.

Cons: I would have preferred about 50 grams more weight to the mouse, but its not a desktop mouse like my Logitech G5, so its understandable. Still feels way more sturdy than other small mice I've tried.

Pros: This functions like a wired mouse. There is no sync. Simply remove the tiny receiver from its secure location and plug it in. Windows treats it as a standard USB mouse. Excellent feel. Perfect weight: enough that it is solid, but light enough for travel. Just the right amount of buttons, though DPI adjustments on the fly aren't that useful.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: Gigabyte got this one right. By nature I am a fault finding person, there are none I can see here. I bought this because I hate trackpads on laptops. This is the perfect replacement. Worth twice what I paid.

Pros: it works, not too expensive

Cons: Way too small to be comfortable for any but the smallest hands. I have small hands, but this is even too small for me. Maybe my Wife would like it. If she doesn't, it is going to be returned.

Pros: -Back and forward buttons -Curved space for your thumb -Fits into my hand very nicely, but I have abnormally small hands for an adult -Nice traction on the middle wheel -Storage compartment for the dongle when not in use -On/off switch -Little plastic tab that goes under the batteries for ease of taking them out -Batteries last ~6 months with the mouse on, but idle for most of the time -Wireless -Works on many surfaces

Cons: -The plastic cover on the left and right buttons occasionally get caught on things and lifts up to where I think it will break if I move it the wrong way. Simply pushing it down will fix it. -When the mouse gets accidentally dropped, the batteries force the cap of the battery compartment out at an odd angle. You must be very careful when you try to push the cap back in place, or you will break it. -The middle click function isn't very responsive. -Doesn't work well on bumpy surfaces, like quilts, but who expects it to? -The dongle is NOT for keeping in a usb drive of a laptop. When I left it in my laptop to carry to class in a backpack, the dongle snapped. It was a very sad day.

Overall Review: -You can't mix and match the dongles and mice of the same model. -It only works on three of my four usb ports. Not sure why, but I'm too lazy to try to figure it out since it works on the other three ports. (Other usb devices work on that port, so the port's not dead)

Pros: - Light. - Ample amount of buttons for power-users. - Ergonomic. - Great value.

Cons: - Left-tilt is difficult to active and gives little feedback compared to the right. Perhaps defective? - Scroll wheel has no free-wheel; what do they mean by "fly through your documents"? Also not sure what they mean by "low-friction" as it has more friction than my Logitech mouse. It's also starting to squeal as I scroll sometimes after about an hour of use. - DPI plastic button below the scroll wheel is loose in the sense that if you move your mouse around, you will hear the light sound of two plastic colliding (the button and the edges of the little area carved out for it).

Overall Review: I am going to exchange my product as I am pretty sure this mouse is defective on the tilt feature.

Pros: Great range, just as advertised! Portable, small yet it feels right in your hand. I have used and abused this little mouse. I bought it back when they used to cost almost 60 bucks about 2 years ago. The battery life is unbelievable! You will use it for months on daily basis without replacing the batteries not even once. This one of the kind little friend has worked with me countless hours. It points and clicks 8 hours a day in my office. We run a small computer business targeting home users and Small Businesses (Up to 300 users) and it has to do work there as well. I can't honestly find a better mouse anywhere else. I'm so used to it! I've setup entire networks with this mate. Domain controllers (AD, accounts and everything that goes with it), firewalls, APs, e-mail servers, DHCP servers, DNS servers, FTP servers ... the list goes on and on and it refuses to die on me. It is by far the best mouse I have ever worked with. Buy it!

Cons: My co-workers basically forced me to buy one for each one of them.

Overall Review: Just so you have an idea, an Apple Magic Mouse batteries (2 x AA) will go dead on me in less than 2 weeks. This mouse (2 x AAA) will click and point for about 2 months before I need to replace the batteries. We are heavy duty clickers! Any computer repair shop could tell you why they don't use battery mice. Well, we used them every day! I ordered three more this week. I wanna have spare ones around, they are on specials for 15 bucks... Thanks Newegg!

Pros: -Nice layout of controls -Easy to install with no troubles at all -Small transmitter, doesn't protrude much, great for netbook -Very responsive mouse -One touch button to switch between 800 and 1600 dpi

Cons: -Could be small for some people

Overall Review: I purchased this wireless mouse for my Asus 1201n netbook. Just plugged in the transmitter and I was ready to go without any hassles. This is a very responsive mouse that can switch between 800 and 1600 dpi with the push of a button. *For us military folks, if you are having this sent to your APO/FPO please note that the "Free Shipping" does not apply. Even though it doesn't note this on the product page where it states "Free Shipping", you will be charged extra. I wish Newegg would go along with other major retailers and waive the shipping fee since there really isn't any added cost.