Bluetooth wireless computer mouse.

Computer Mouse - Have you ever used a bluetooth mouse before ?
Singapore
April 11, 2008 6:21am CST
When we purchase a desktop computer, it normally comes with either a wired/wireless or optical mouse. However, most laptops do not come with a mouse. Usually, it comes with a built-in track pad. I am thinking of buying a bluetooth wireless mouse for my laptop computer. Has anyone here ever used a bluetooth wireless mouse before ? Is it good ? Any brand recommendations ?
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egdcltd
@egdcltd (12059)
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11 Apr 08
I'm currently using a bluetooth Microsoft mouse, which is working fine. I originally had a Belkin mouse and keyboard set, which wore out. I replaced it with a new Belkin set, but the mouse had a design flaw, and the left mouse button broke off on three of them. Eventually replaced it with the Microsoft one.
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wealth168
@wealth168 (409)
• Singapore
11 Apr 08
Thanks for your response. How much did you pay for the Microsoft bluetooth mouse ? Does it need to install software driver for it to work ?
egdcltd
@egdcltd (12059)
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12 Apr 08
It cost £24.99, but it was a mouse and keyboard. I've seen similar mice sold separately though, for about £17. Some stuff was installed, but I can't remember whether it was from a cd or not.
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wealth168
@wealth168 (409)
• Singapore
21 Apr 08
Thanks for the info. I will go to the computer shop to check it out.
1244masth
@1244masth (3)
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14 Apr 08
Microsoft bluetooth mouse is not 100 % reliable. It sometimes gives problems. I felt logitech better than microsoft.
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lordwarwizard
@lordwarwizard (35747)
• Singapore
13 Apr 08
I have only tried a wireless mouse. It is crap lol. I have the microsoft set of wireless (by radiowaves) mouse and keyboard. I am still using the keyboard because that is still ok... most of the time and a wireless keyboard is more convenient that one with a wire. As for the mouse, somehow the connection kept breaking for me and I axed it. I am using an optical mouse with a wire but that works absolutely great. So far, my experience with bluetooth has been great. If the one you are eying is comfortably within your budget, I would suggest you go for it.
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wealth168
@wealth168 (409)
• Singapore
15 Apr 08
Glad to know that you have no problems with your wireless keyboard and bluetooth experience :-)