If you need a mouse and don't need it to be wireless then this is a good one to choose. Very simple plug and play for Windows 7 and works well for scrolling up and down web pages.

It is an optical mouse, nothing life changing here.

I bought my Kensington "Mouse-in-a-Box" to go with my new computer about three years ago. This is a standard USB mouse with arolling ball (not optical), two buttons, and a scroll wheel.

Please note this review is relatively old and features some backgroudn stuff that may not be relevant for dooyoo as it's a direct copy for Ciao from when I was reviewing the stuff in the library. The Valuamouse i mention is another Kensington budget mouse.

This isn't particularly cheap and although it's serviceable it doesn't seem to suit the shape or size of my hand, which I would guess is average size for a 5' 11" male, not big by any means, but not small either.

Introduction I'm not one for reviewing just a mouse on its own usually. It's difficult to give a massive amount of information about such a basic product, however I noticed this was lying around the house and I've been using it for the last few years for my personal laptop.

Long Cable; Reliable; Comfortable Design

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