Battery free optical wireless mouse

[GucciBoy]

would you buy this mouse?

A4Tech BatteryFREE Wireless Optical Mouse - $39.99 @ mem ex.

Looks kinda neat! But I dont know how I would feel about having to lug around that mousepad too just for it to work. They gotta come out with a mouse that doesnt need any batteries or receiver to work.



Product Info:

The A4Tech BatteryFREE Wireless Optical Mouse does not need the battery to keep powered on. It works with its partner - the Ingenious Mouse Pad. The Mouse Pad will transfer constant power to the mouse and whenever the mouse is placed on the mouse pad which is plugged to the computer via a USB connector. This is we so called: The Electromagnetic Induction Technology.

Features:

- BatteryLESS Design means NO batteries needed!!!
- Wireless Optical delivers high resolution with pinpoint accuracy
- Weightless Design mouse is as light as a feather with no batteries
- Frequency Adjustment automatically tune mouse ofr optmium frequency

http://www.a4tech.com/en/product2.a...ID=92&MNO=NB-50http://www.memoryexpress.com/productfiles/images/5268.jpg

[Xaroxantu Zero]

Oh, I've seen this before. It kinda looks like a graphics tablet made for a mouse. It's economical, I guess, but practical? Not too sure about that.

[GucciBoy]

http://www.mikhailtech.com/images/articles/inputdevices/a4techbatteryfree/a4techbatteryfree-09.jpg

THIS IS ONE SEXY MOUSE AND IT LITES UP!

[Xaroxantu Zero]

Yeah, and blinds the crap outta ya when you go to sleep. :P

[gpomp]

a ricer mouse? bleh, im sticking with my high res corded mouse :D

[GucciBoy]

^ im reading reviews on it lol - im still in the market for a wireless optical mini laptop mouse ( i have one now, but i want smaller!), tinier the better but cant believe no places have them - can be any brand as long as it works!

[gpomp]

for laptops, i like the logitech v500. but i personally use a big mouse because the small ones hurt my hand :(

[GucciBoy]

http://www.pclabs.gen.tr/reviews/multimedia/a4tech/nb50/gece.jpg

[GucciBoy]

Originally posted by gpomp
for laptops, i like the logitech v500. but i personally use a big mouse because the small ones hurt my hand :(

ya i been lookin into that - i cant stand microsoft mice anymore. But i dont wanna spend that much for v500.

Im the opposite, small mice are much more comfortable.

[Xaroxantu Zero]

I fail to see why you want such a tiny mouse. How are you even suppose to use it properly? o_O

[GucciBoy]

Originally posted by Xaroxantu Zero
I fail to see why you want such a tiny mouse. How are you even suppose to use it properly? o_O

much more comfy for me. Lighter too and looks more simplistic too IMO. I have a super tiny one but it doesnt work anymore.

[GucciBoy]

http://www.thecrucible.ca/reviews/nb30/images/Image5.jpg

[GoChris]

i have a logitech mx700 mouse. its great. i just have to put it in the docking station once a week or so. but if i forget it tells me the batteries are low but I can still use it for hours then put it in overnight to recharge.

[dragonone]

does this mouse feel like it's weighted tho?
i'm useing a corded duo optical and i like it the most because it's contoured and it feels like i'm holding something

[Kamen]

I use a BenQ M310 for my laptop. :thumbsup: