iHome IH-M136ZN Blue 8 Buttons Tilt Wheel 2.4 GHz Wireless Laser Mouse Pro

Was Free. Works like a mouse. Small dongle. Comfortable (for me)

Cheaply built. Not fully programming with all 8 buttons as indicated on packaging. Wireless. (I hate wireless input devices, batteries are an IT Manager's budget nightmare.)

Very responsive. (2.4GHz wireless tech) ; DPI/res setting, great for graphic editing and/or gaming ; Very small USB dongle ; Media and/or back/forward buttons make browsing quick ; Vertical and horizontal wheel action (rolls up and down and clicks left...

None yet, I'm waiting to see what the battery life is like

It was free, so that's a good thing. Its range seems to be decent enough to me; Works at upto about 11 feet, even on the other side of 2 walls and some furniture. It tracks well on my reflective desk surface (no room for a mousepad). It's also quite...

The balance is horrible; 2 AA batteries in the back, no weight at all in the front. The rear-most slider pad on the bottom of the mouse wasn't applied correctly, and after an attempt to re-align it in its recessed area, it's now wavy and still uneven....

It is comfortable and it was free, so I can't really complain

The left and right click buttons are a little more "firm" to press and depress than my Logitech G-5, but I'm not planning on using this for my gaming rig, so who cares. Did I mention it was free when I bought a CyberPower UPS

Cheap, lightweight, feels nice when holding (at least to me). Slides nicely across my cheap mouse pad. No wires to tangle you up

Cuts out frequently. Even when a mere inches away from the USB receiver, it will cut out for a few minutes and I'll get stuttering. Only has a radius of about 10-12ft or so ; Your side buttons are automatically bound to your forward and back buttons...

works as a mouse ; Does have 2 programable buttons ; Lightweight

Mouse only has 2 programable buttons, out of 8 ; Bulky

Cheap, with horizontal scroll

It's very poorly programmed. The mouse buttons that are usually set as button 4 and 5, also known as Forward and Back for browsers, are actually just linked to a keyboard shortcut holding down CTRL, and pressing the left and right arrow keys. If you're...

Pros? It works as a cheap normal mouse I guess... The pointer itself seems accurate enough. The DPI button seems to actually work, which was something I was very surprised about considering how cheap it felt and looked

It's "8-button", "programmable", not programmable 8 button. And by 8 button they mean 4 button. And by 4 button they mean only 2 are programmable. And by programmable they mean you install software that rips of normal windows functions that you can...

I recently bought this mouse, and have been VERY pleased with it. It responds smoothly and gracefully. Installing the drivers from the included CD was quick and painless. Feels very good to hold. The DPI button can change from precision to speed with a...

Does not have a drink holder

Excellent operating range! The DPI button which is suppose to provide increased performance for gaming is like increasing the mouse motion gain without opening the mouse configuration utility. The scroll wheel, Left & Right buttons and the Forward &...

1.) The nano USB receiver only allows communication with the mouse so a separate receiver and USB jack are needed if you have a wireless keyboard that you want to use concurrently. Not ideal if you only have one USB jack on the front side of your...