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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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.

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.

It is an optical mouse, nothing life changing here.

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've never heard of this brand before but based on this mouse (purchased four for various client builds) I'll have to look more into their other products.

Comfortable, stylish (not just bland old black) and pretty good quality; Works just fine

Seriously, this mouse has taken me a long way. It's a mouse that probably isn't for gamers or anyone that needs 8 buttons at all times. But this is a mouse that for any average user, will work consistently without any hiccups. Scroll wheel still works fine, and the buttons works fine.

The "Kensington Mouse-in-a-Box Optical Mouse" was a great purchase! If you happen to be "electronically challenged", this is the mouse for you! Easy installation, & you're ready to go in under 5 minutes. I highly recommend this product.