Pros: - CPUz shows the Quad Core doesn't even max out for doing normal applications. - Smooth and runs 7 like a boss. - Runs quick even before removing some bloatware (not alot preinstalled) - Has the expanded num pad and directional pad like a full fledged keyboard - Has its own dedicated GPU for gaming instead of the generic one. It score okay on benchmarks for games and 3d marks - Runs League of Legends (Max Settings w/minimum shadows) Max FPS: 60-70 / Min FPS: 25-28 - Runs Call of Duty MW 1 (High settings minimum shadows) Max FPS: 44-51 / Min 17

Cons: The solid independent RADEON HD 6520G only kicks in on really demanding programs such as games. It runs idle for casual use, thus, the potential for smoother Win 7 usage such as maintaining Win7 Aero and streaming vids could've been better.

Overall Review: You pay for what you get. This was a excellent deal for a laptop that can do it all and light/casual gaming smoothly.

Pros: Still works decently after 5 months.

Cons: My biggest beef is the the two main mouse buttons (left & right click) are really clunky, and stiff. In relation to mouse usage, it is tiresome to actually click this mouse when used on a daily basis. I say this cause I have other 10$, 30$, 50$, and 100$ mice. As soon as you get the box you can tell it is cheaply made. I am not complaining cause you do get what you pay for sometimes.

Overall Review: If you can get this mouse for 4.99$ like some people, its arguably worth it. Its honestly worse than the free ones when you by over priced premade computer packages like HPs, and Compaqs.

Pros: 1. It fast and easy install - Plug & Play 2. 1000 dpi tracks just fine so far - no skips or hiccups 3. Glides Well - tried it on 3 types of surface (paper, cloth mouse pad, wooden table) 4. Buttons feel fine - nothing fancy or exceptional though 5. The USB receiver can be hidden in the mouse for convenience (Not all mice implement this convenience) 6. Range - works fine for me 7. Response - fast, I sense no real delay. 8. Solid feel - w/ battery in weight and texture of the mouse feels like good quality, not cheap like Rosewill products 9. Good size for a portable mouse - not too small

Cons: The USB receiver is a pain to pull out w/ just your hands! For about 23$, its a tiny bit pricey when a few more $ can get you a solid gaming mouse. However, personally I don't think investing that much in a portable mouse is worth it. For me any lower end wired/wireless 10$ mouse would suffice.

Overall Review: The most common portable mouse I have seen is the Logitech M305 Wireless Mouse for 10$ at any given store. While this one is easily superior I can't recommend paying more than double for a solid increase in quality overall, especially since the majority of laptops and traveling mice are not used for competitive/extreme gaming. If you're rolling in $$$ this mouse is worth it.