Kensington PilotMouse Laser Wireless Pro, K72242

design, size, price, durability

reliability

44% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

It's a heavy mouse, if you're into that kind of thing. It's also pretty accurate and easy to set up

The batteries die a little faster than I'd like, and the mouse-wheel broke a long time ago. Every time I scroll the wheel in one direction it also registers a scroll in the opposite direction. This is really frustrating, since I rely on the mouse-wheel...

Tracks well on desk or textured surface. Scrolls Perfect. Solid Construction. The "Chrome" does not wear off. the rubber grips are comfortable. Looks and feels like a high quality mouse. Wireless range is good

You will have to hit the connect button on the reciever and mouse at least a couple times a week. Regular batteries last about a week, but rechargables last longer. Soft rubber grips, though comfortable, make you feel like your not holding...

The rubber ribs are kind of fun to run your finger over and somewhat comfortable.

The scroll wheel busted after two months of normal use.

Barely works.

Nice rubber grip, good weight, teflon (or similar material) feet still in good shape after 6 months of use.

Eats rechargeable batteries for breakfast.

It is a good smooth mouse.

The only things I would change would be to make the space that says laser light up when the mouse is connected and to add a recharging station.