Wireless mouse or not?

I loved my wireless mouse. Somehow my husband broke it though. So right now we just use a corded one.

No I dont have the wireless mouse..although I would love to have this...

my wireless mouse consumes 1AA battery a week.. really pain in the pocket..

ya tats correct!!!!i agreee with u.............

i have a wire it works

I use a laptop with a Wacom pad and pen. That is so cool. You dont have to have space for a mouse and can just touch on things and it is excellent for the type of games I like. My wireless mouse always plays up and a corded mouse when sitting with my laptop on the settee is not possible because there is nowhere to put the mousepad. So for me it is a pad and pen.

no i have a wired mouse

Well with my laptop, nothing else works better. The little square this that you can use as a mouse controller pad is a little bit too sensitive for my liking.

I prefer the mouse wireless, the batteries I am not a problem I had in endowment four of it when I have bought him, they are rechargeable and the instrument that receives the signal also works as charged batteries.

I guess wireless mouse would be cool just to show off but I am happy with my regular wired one and as you mentioned, expenses on batteries are also something to think about.

I use a normal mouse

I would stick with what I got.... I don't know if wireless would work out for me...knowing it does take up alot of battery and that's more money out of my pocket. lolz.

I agree. I prefer a corded mouse.

I prefer a corded mouse or one whit a ball becuase its better for gaming if you keep it clean because you have compleat controol over how fast it goes

i prefer no mouse weather it is wireless or not, no mouse, because of i have laptop.

no ordinary 1

I don't know!

i just love my wireless mouse even though we use an awful lot of batteries

i prefer my bluetooth mouse for both my laptop and my desktop

I like my cordless. Instead of buying batteries all the time, we have 2 sets of batteries that come with a charger. It works great for all things electronic that use a great amount of batteries.