Best Gaming Mouse

Best Gaming Mouse: Six cutting-edge gaming mice. Which one belongs in your paw?

We tend to think of some PC components as having a longer shelf life than others. A video card gets out of date faster than a motherboard, which gets out of date faster than an optical drive, for instance. Some people think that a mouse falls way down at the bottom of that list, somewhere between a power supply and the screwdriver you use to put the whole thing together, but those people have got it all wrong.

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Your mouse has a huge effect on how effectively you use your computer, and mouse technology evolves every year. Last year’s killer feature becomes this year’s baseline. Performance that was once top-of-the-line starts to make an appearance in the bargain bin. So if you’re still using the same crusty old mouse from half a decade ago, or if you’ve never made the jump to a true gaming mouse in the first place, you owe it to yourself to take a look at what’s on the market right now.
To help you out, we’ve rounded up six premium gaming mice spanning multiple price points and niches and put them to the test in an attempt to find the best gaming mouse. Each one has been rated based on its features, build quality, performance, and software support. Some of these mice are among the best we’ve ever tested, so read on and find out how you’re going to control your next PC.

Logitech G602

Is it time to cut the cord?
A lot of gamers still have the idea that a true gaming mouse can’t be wireless—that wireless mice lag and are unreliable and will totally wreck your K/D in Call of Duty. Fortunately, that idea has been proven wrong repeatedly recently, as multiple companies have released high-quality wireless gaming mice. With the G602, Logitech has pounded another nail in that myth’s coffin.
The G602 is a wireless mouse with a solid, all-purpose set of features. It has plenty of buttons, including a bank of six bindable keys accessible to your thumb, which allows it to work fairly well for MMO or FPS gameplay.
It’s long, with a high-arched design that will work best for those who prefer a full-palm grip, and the construction is top-notch. A rubber pad on the palm makes the mouse easy to hold on to, and the textured plastic around the sides of the mouse feels very durable.
The G602 isn’t rechargeable, but it is designed for extreme longevity. Logitech claims that in gaming mode, a single set of two AA batteries will last for 250 hours. During our testing, we weren’t able to make a dent in the battery meter, so we’re not inclined to disagree.
In order to provide longer battery life, Logitech went with an optical sensor. We found the tracking to be quite good, though the maximum 2,500 dpi and 500Hz polling rate might be too low for some gamers. Logitech’s software is usually solid, and the G602 is no exception.

The Logitech G602 features plenty of thumb buttons.

If you’re looking for a wireless-only mouse with plenty of features for any type of gaming, you won’t be disappointed by the G602.
Logitech G602

Mad Catz R.A.T. M
A super-small mouse with some full-size problems
You’ve got to hand it to Mad Catz—the company is not afraid to try new things with its peripherals. This derring-do was apparent with the über-customizable R.A.T. 7, which was truly innovative. With the R.A.T. M, Mad Catz tried something new again. This time, however, it didn’t work out so well.
The R.A.T. M is a gaming mouse designed for portable gaming. It’s wireless, powered by two AAA batteries, and absolutely tiny, so you can throw it in your laptop bag. It can be used as a Bluetooth mouse, though it also comes with a low-profile USB dongle that stows away under the mouse when not in use. As is usually the case, we found the USB mode to be more dependable than Bluetooth. A laser sensor provides great tracking on nearly any surface.
Unfortunately, for all its portable conveniences, the R.A.T. M just isn’t comfortable to use. The palm rest on the mouse extends, increasing the overall length, but even at its very longest, the mouse is still quite small, leaving your hand in a cramp-inducing extreme arc. Worse, the palm rest doesn’t lock into place, so during the course of normal use it would almost constantly get shoved back into its shortest setting, rendering the mouse incredibly uncomfortable to use for more than a short while. There are plenty of buttons on the R.A.T. M, but most of them are quite difficult to hit, due again to the mouse’s small size.

With the R.A.T. M’s palm rest extended, the mouse is almost big enough to comfortably use.

A portable mouse is always going to be a compromise, but at $130 MSRP, the R.A.T. M asks too much, and offers too little.

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Apple Mighty Mouse

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Its the wired mouse that reinvents the wheel the scroll wheel. Mighty Mouse features the amazing Scroll Ball that lets you move anywhere inside a document, literally without lifting a finger. And with touch-sensitive technology concealed under the seamless top shell, you can choose either the versatility of a four-button mouse or the simplicity of a single-button beauty.

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• Optical, USB 2.0 (compatible with USB 1.1) mouse
• Touch-sensitive technology concealed under the seamless top shell, you get the programability of a four-button mouse in a single-button design
• Force-sensing side buttons
• Revolutionary 360 degree Scroll Ball lets you move anywhere inside a document, without lifting a finger
• Compatible with Mac OS X (programmability requires Mac OS X v10.4.2 Tiger or later), or Windows 2000 or Windows XP

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Review: Genius Wireless Pen Mouse

Whatever you do, don't mistake the Genius Wireless Pen Mouse for a replacement for a Wacom Bamboo Pen & Touch graphics tablet, or even Genius' own G-Pen M609. This isn't a device for graphical artists to replicate their brushstrokes on the computer, and if you bought one thinking it was, you'd be disappointed.

What the Genius Wireless Pen Mouse actually is, is a pen-shaped mouse. Dragging the tip of the pen across a desk, we were able to control Windows pretty well. Pressing down on the nib replicates a left mouse button click, and there is another button on the shaft for right mouse button clicks.

It works rather well, with the familiar shape of a pen allowing you to get used to the new input device pretty quickly.

We found that the Genius Wireless Pen Mouse is best suited for working on large and multiple monitors, as you can move the cursor from one side of the screen to the other quickly, in a small space. You might find the Genius Wireless Pen Mouse a bit over-sensitive when you first use it, with its 1200 DPI sensor, but changing the mouse cursor speed in Windows can make a big difference.

It's a device that works well, and we can certainly see the appeal of it. It's not quite good enough to completely replace the traditional mouse for most tasks, however.

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Review: Xebec Tech M-touch Mouse

The Xebec Tech M-touch Mouse isn't your average peripheral, but more of a hybrid of a traditional mouse and the multi-touch track pads you find on laptops. It's certainly an ambitious device, although it doesn't quite pull it off.

The top of the mouse is completely flat. There are no buttons, but if you click the top right side you get a right mouse click, and the top left provides a left mouse click. Instead of a middle scroll wheel you drag your finger up and down the surface.

When we tried this, it exposed a flaw – it can be difficult to drag your finger across the surface without moving the mouse as well. Using the scroll wheel – and the two buttons, for that matter – on standard mice is so much easier.

Things aren't made any easier by the fact that the touch-sensitive parts of the Xebec Tech M-touch Mouse don't cover the entire surface, and there's no indication where the touch surface begins and ends. We found ourselves fruitlessly clicking parts of the mouse that weren't responsive.

The Xebec Tech M-touch Mouse looks very nice, but is it worth struggling with it when an uglier mouse will do the job much better?

The size and shape of the mouse is also quite uncomfortable to use, and while the 1000 DPI sensor makes it perfectly responsive, it really feels like this is a product where aesthetic choices have been made at the expense of function and comfort.

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Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse reviews and price

Microsoft announced their latest and most advanced mouse.Microsoft arc mouse is latest update of microsoft.The Arc Touch comes in a box significantly sleeker than the original came in. the package contains the mouse with the USB dongle, 2 AAA batteries and user guides. MIA: the nice carrying case that the original Arc came with, something that would have been of use since the shiny surface of the mouse is easily scratched and the rubbery back can attract a lot of dust.

It has a couple of unique innovations that transfer mere peripheral to a brighting accessory. But, at a price of Rs. 3,600, it may be difficult to recommend, as there are other devices in this category that cost less than half.

Pros:Sleek,Bendable,Easy plug and play, Small USB donglel,
Cons:USB dongle can easily be lost,No carrying case,Expensive,price: Rs. 3,600
RATINGS:Performance: 3,Price: 2.5,Ease of setup: 5,Ergonomics: 3.5, Wow Factor: 5,Overall: 4

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Gigabyte GM-M6980 Gaming Mouse Review

Well, I finally decided it was time to replace my aging Saitek GM-3200 Laser Gaming Mouse. After about 2 years of hard use, it's finally showing signs that's its days are numbered. Loosing tracking every so often as if you have lifted the mouse off the pad. Having to move it back and forth a few times to get it to start tracking again, in rare cases, even having to unplug and plug it back in. I can't complain, the Saitek GM-3200 has stood up to a lot of use and abuse since I do a lot of FPS gaming and use my system quite heavily. It's been a great mouse, but it's been retired.

So I hit Newegg and starting looking for a replacement. Looking up the most common "gaming" mice most people buy. The Razor DeathAdder, Logitech G9X and G500, Saitek R.A.T. 5 and 7, Moniox Naos, and a few others. Trying to decide what I wanted. Reading what felt like hundreds of reviews. Spending far more time that I really wanted too looking for my next mouse. In all that searching, I kept coming across Gigabyte and their relatively new line of "gaming" mice.

So what I ended up doing is making a simple list of wants and needs for my new mouse, then went looking again.

1. I did not want to spend a lot of money on the mouse. Most of the very expensive $70+ mice out there may have a lot of nice bells and whistles, but they really do not offer much more gameplay advantages for my main form of gaming, FPS.
   
2. 1600 DPI was what I used on my Saitek GM3200, with low in-game sensitivity. More than enough for any FPS gaming. So I knew I did not need over 1600DPI.
3. I wanted a mouse with a quality laser tracking engine with a good report rate.
4. I wanted one that was large. I have big hands so smaller mice are not a comfortable for long gaming sessions.
   
5. I wanted a quality product from a known company.
6. Simple thumb buttons. 2 of them.
   
7. The ability to adjust DPI and button use on the fly.

The Razor DeathAdder was ruled out because I knew it was smaller than I wanted. The Saitek R.A.T. 5 and 7 were dropped because there are just too many issues with them at the moment for the price, that and they may have looked nice, but it was mostly a bunch of unnecessary features. Moniox Naos was dumped because they were more price than performance. In other words, most of these mice, save for the DeathAdder, were more hype than anything. I did not want hype. I just wanted a mouse to fit my needs and not cost a fortune for mostly useless bells and whistles.

That left the Logitech G9X and G500 mice on the table, and the Gigabyte GM-M8000X and the GM-6980 on the table. Now it was just a matter of price and wanted features. Both the Logitech mice and the Gigabyte GM-M8000X were dropped in favor of the Gigabyte GM-M6980 for price and the fact the GM-M6980 meet all my needs perfectly, plus I still got a few bells and whistles to play with, even though they were not necessary.

It best matched what I was looking for. So I ordered it. A decision I am very happy with so far. This mouse and it's "Ghost" software is fantastic. 3 preset DPI settings that are adjustable from 100 to 2000 in 100 DPI increments. Very easy to use macro setup and use via the Ghost software and it's all stored on the on-board memory of the mouse. Here is the official feature list for the GM-6980 from Gigabyte.

So as you can see, for a price tag of $40 at the time of purchase (March 2011), this mouse was a heck of a deal if you ask me. I was a bit nervous buying a mouse from what as traditionally been a motherboard company, those feelings were unwarranted, the same high quality you get in Gigabyte motherboards is reflected in this mouse.

Once I hooked it up, I stared to mess around with the included "Ghost" software and I am pleased at the features it has available and how simple it is to use. Like I said, I wont use many macros and such, but it sure is nice to know I can load up a few and throw them on the mouse if the need should ever present itself. To give you a basic idea of the what the Ghost software looks like as well as a few of its features. I threw together a short video. Sorry if it looks a bit blurry, must be YouTube, it's quality is perfect on my machine.

Final thoughts:

The Gigabyte GM-M6980 Gaming Mouse is a fantastic mouse at a good price. I like it more than I did my Saitek GM300, and I loved that mouse. It's more comfortable, and the thumb buttons on the side are even a lot easier to use, much better placement.

It did not take long at all to get used to it. I hopped right in Bad Company 2 Vietnam, Medal of Honor 2010, Crysis 2 MP Demo, Combat Arms, Breach, and in every case, I had no problems at all. It was nice to not have to worry about the mouse loosing tracking in the middle of a firefight.

If you happen to be in the market for a new quality gaming mouse, you might want to give Gigabyte a try. Also, if your looking to not spend a fortune, defiantly look at the GM-M6980. Gigabyte has always made good motherboards, it's nice to see that quality carry over to their line of gaming mice. They have earned my praise that's for sure.

It's an easy 10 out of 10!

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SmartFish Offers ErgoMotion Mouse to go with its Keyboard

Back in January a company called SmartFish unveiled a new ergonomic keyboard called the Ergokeyboard. The thing has the split key layout that we see commonly in ergonomic designs. Today the company has unveiled a new mouse to go with that keyboard called the Ergo Motion Laser Mouse.

The mouse looks like your average mouse sitting on a silver stand that raises it off the desk a bit. The design allows the mouse to move in all directions as you use it. Supposedly the moving design is to allow you wrist to stay out of any one position for an extended period.

The mouse is wireless and uses a tiny nano receiver to connect to your PC. The maker says the sensitivity for the mouse is 800dpi, which should be enough for most users. You can order the ErgoMotion Laser Mouse now for $49.95.

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Swiftpoint’s New Mouse Leaves Your Touchpad Redundant

The people at New Zealand tech company Swiftpoint have been awful busy as of late developing the bane of laptop/notebook

everywhere: a miniscule new mouse you can grasp with three fingers or less. Oh, and it’s also called Swiftpoint.

What the Swiftpoint has over your average touchpad, those pesky little squares that allow you to hardly navigate a desktop, is performance plus utility. The left and right click buttons are arranged one on top of the other along the mouse’s spine.

The ergonomics of the device was so crafted that it’s grasped like a rather thick ball pen.Whether it’s the sheer cuteness or portability that has won you over, the Swiftpoint can he had for $69.95 over at Amazon.

You can also order it from the official site. Just don’t tell your touchpad, it might get jealous and plot revenge.

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Asus Unveil Optical Touch Sensitive Wireless Mouse

Asus have just unveiled their new optical touch sensitive wireless mouse the WX-DL. It has multimedia button located on its top and uses touch sensitivity to allow gesture controls and is equipped with a 1,200DPI laser sensor.

The mouse is constructed from and completed encased in aluminum and has been named after its designer David Lewis, Asus’ WX-DL.

The new Asus mouse is compatible with all Windows systems, from 2000 through to Windows 7 and is available from online for $80.

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Cooler Master Spawn Gaming Mouse

Cooler Creation bang disclosed their last play creep creation the Spawn. Which has been specifically intentional for pincer hold gamers a apposed to region or digit creep gripping gamers.

The ne Refrigerator Student Spawn recreation pussyfoot is also outfitted with a high-performance 3500 DPI device, highly correct scroll travel, and includes grownup value micro switches which can buy up to 5 meg clicks, more than enough to a few games of Actress Ops.
The Spawn vice creep also features anti-drift moderate device, that provides lossless show under steal conveyance and quit, with a built in predetermine snapping alternative together with DPI shift between 800, 1800, and 3500.

With 7 programmable buttons and weighing less than 20g the new Spawn gaming mouse is definitely couturier a care if you raise a claw prehend to enclosure your pussyfoot. Regrettably no accumulation on pricing or worldwide availability has been free as yet but its rumoured to be priced at around $50.

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Fujitsu M440 Is The Worlds First Biodegradable Mouse

Fujistu has other other walk to its orbit with the actuation of the Fujitsu M440 which they are line the worlds prototypal biodegradable steal, and it is made from 100 proportion biodegradable materials and contains no plastic.

The Fujitsu M440 is prefab from biologically sourced renewable parts including polymer, polysaccharide and ligin, and it looks equivalent Fujitsu has also proved to trammel the turn of CO2 produced in the manufacturing noesis.
According to Fujitsu users of the M440 give not be fit to tell the number between this pussyfoot and one made from impressionable, it should be procurable shortly for some $20.

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Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse

Microsoft [MSFT] has officially disclosed their Arc manner steal that we told you roughly previously. The Microsoft Arc spot mouse is conscionable 15mm interior and it runs off a unite of AAA batteries.

The creep features Microsoft's Progressive Risque Grounds Profession for "extremum exactness on virtually any surface" and be 2.4 GHz wireless via a nano acquirer.
After such lifetime, we are thrillful to herald the Microsoft Arc Signature Pussyfoot! You mightiness hit seen the teases we common on Sound -we were disagreeable to get you thinking nearly things that were box and when you see this walk you'll couple why. Several of the ingenious responses we got startled us!

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GIGABYTE Announces A Wireless Mouse With Class - GM-M7800S

GIGABYTE has announced the arrival of their black GM-M7800S Elegant Vogue Wireless Mouse. First announced in June 2009, the black’s predecessor GM-M7800S Brown has surprised the world with its elegant and luxurious design. Made with CRYSTALLIZED - Swarovski elements and exquisite black leather, the long-awaited GM-M7800S Black is ready to tickle your fashion sense again.

Gigabyte GM-M7800S Elegant Vogue Wireless Mouse Features:

• Made with CRYSTALLIZED - Swarovski Elements
• Made of exquisite leather
• Ultra-precise laser engine
• Reliable 2.4GHz wireless connection
• Portable nano transceiver
• 800/1600 DPI switch
• 4-way scrolling
• Browser back & forward button

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Deluo MouseGPS USB Optical Mouse w/Built-in GPS

Deluo MouseGPS USB Optical Mouse w/Built-in GPS

General Features:
The ultimate laptop accessory
Integrated GPS Receiver
Ergonomic 3-button optical mouse for comfort and precision
Retractable USB cord for an organized laptop bag
Includes Microsoft Streets & Trips mapping software
Compact, lightweight design and ideal for travel

Specifications:
GPS chipset: Atmel ATR0635 (ANTARIS 4) with SuperSense
Baud Rate: 4800 bps
Output protocol: NMEA-0183 (GLL, GGA, RMC, VTG, GSA, GSV)
Satellite Tracking: 16 Parallel Channels
Sensitivity: Tracking: -158 dBm, Acquisition: -142 dBm , Positioning System: WGS-84
Accuracy: 2.5m CEP (2D, Stand Alone)
Velocity: 0.1m/s Average (without SA imposed)
Altitude: 18,000 meters (60,000 feet) max
Velocity: 515 meters/second (1000 knots) max

Deluo MouseGPS USB Optical Mouse w/Built-in GPS

Regulatory Approvals:
FCC
CE

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Logitech V550 Nano Cordless Laser Mouse

Logitech today introduced the V550 Nano, a wireless laser mouse designed for Mac laptop users on the go.

The V550 Nano features a Clip-and-Go dock for attaching the V550 Nano to your laptop. This dock is a peg with an adhesive back that sticks to the outside of your laptop. The mouse itself has a hole on the underside that snaps on to the Clip-and-Go peg. Logitech includes a Clip-and-Go removal tool with the mouse, which you can use to remove the peg from your laptop.

You can choose from gray with silver accents or silver with cool clue accents as colors. The Logitech V550 Nano cordless laser mouse will retail for $59.99 as it hits the US and Europe later this month.

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Gaming Mouse Logitech Mx-518 Reviews, Drivers

Gaming Mouse :- MX-518

There are various Gaming mouse available in Market from 30 $ to 300 $ but this is one of the best mouse (Logitech Mx-518) in terms of Efficiency, Comfort as well as price. it is not heavy on your pocket as its Price is just around 30 $.

Logitech Mx-518 Features:-

Precision:

1800-dpi MX Optical Engine: Experience ultra-high resolution and pixel-precise tracking.


Adjustable Sensitivity: Shift from pixel-precise targeting to high-G maneuvers, without pausing the action.


8-Button Design: Don’t skip a beat. Your favorite controller functions map directly to your MX 518.

Image Processing: 5.8 megapixels per second

Resolution: 1800 DPI Variable


Throughput: 16 bit/axis USB data format, and 125/sec USB report rate


Acceleration: 15g


Weight: 106 grams


Button Life: 8 million clicks


Feet Life: 250 km

Usage :- For Professional gamers, not advised for noobs :p

Pros:-

1. It'll really enhance game play, you can change sensitivity on the fly, that means suppose if you are playing counter strike 1.6, usually pro gamers keeps low sensitivity for sniping while higher while assaulting, so when they are assaulting and want to switch to sniper they can change it by pressing the key of the mouse, thats changing sensitivity on the fly.

2. Too many Keys to handle:-

there are total of 5 Extra keys that you can assign to anything, like Back, Forward, Internet Explorer, Cut, Copy, Paste, Maximize, Minimize or closing window, if you even have a little knowledge about windows then you can do anything with it.

Cons:-

Only for right Handers

Using Software

The MX518 includes a software called "SetPoint" to bind the buttons on the mouse for Windows use as explained before. The software also controls general mouse settings, and settings specific to the MX518.

Explaining DPI :-

You might wonder what is DPI?

DPI is Dots per inches, you can adjust it from 400 Dpi's to 2000 Dpi here,

so when the mouse is in 2000 Dpi and if u move mouse only 1 inch. so the cursor will move from left side to the ride side till the end, when its on 400 DPI u'll hv to slide the mouse almost 4-5 inches.

And the Best thing is that i own it :P :)

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Logitech Mouse Prices | Rates List in Indian National Rupees (Rs.)

Brand Product Type Price

Logitech Optical Optical - - - Rs. 400

Logitech MX518 1800DPi - - - Rs. 1350

Logitech Cordless Mini - - - Rs. 975

Logitech G5 Laser With 2 Thumb Buttons - - - Rs. 2900

Logitech MX Rev MX Revolutions - - - Rs. 5300

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Razer Mouse Prices | Rates List in Indian National Rupees (Rs.)

Brand Product Type Price

Razer� Razer� Slamosa Optical - - - Rs. 1900

Razer� Razer� DB Plasma 3G Optical - - - Rs. 2800

Razer� Razer� DeathAdder Optical - - - Rs. 3675

Razer� Razer� CH Anarchy Red Optical - - - Rs. 3100

Razer� Razer� CH Chaos Green Optical - - - Rs. 3100

Razer� Razer� CH Tempest Blue Optical - - - Rs. 3100

Razer� Razer� LACHESIS Optical - - - Rs. 4950

Razer� Razer� Boomslang (Limited EDITION) Optical - - - Rs. 5750

Razer� Razer� Exact Mat Bundle MousePad MousePad - - - Rs. 1800

Razer� Razer� Goliathus Omega (Small) MousePad - - - Rs. 800

Razer� Razer� Goliathus Standard (Medium) MousePad MousePad - - - Rs. 1200

Razer� Razer� Goliathus Alpha (Oversized) MousePad MousePad - - - Rs. 1400

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Gyration Air Mouse Elite Works with Mac

The wireless mouse world gets a new boost with the entry of Gyration Air Mouse Elite.

This mouse proves to be a great possession for the travelers and businessmen who often need to travel and use their laptop in public meetings and project sites. Although there is nothing much new in this air mouse, there are some functions that will be helpful for the users.

The air mouse concept has already made it clear that no wired connection between it and the PC is required; it frees the user from getting hassled in the hotspots of the cables. The installation of the air mouse is just very simple, though at present, the Gyration Air Mouse Elite is compatible with the Mac computers only. The cost of the mouse also is pretty reasonable, only $80, something which anybody can afford.

The function of the Gyration Air Mouse Elite is just like a regular computer mouse and there is nothing new add-on. The only visible difference is that you can carry it without any hotspots and you will not have to look for any port to put its cord. Simply by placing it within the contact area of the PC, you can run it. It has 8 buttons, 3 are which programmable. This works only on OS X. The configurations might not have something new and innovative in it but again, that is not the issue as it works smoothly.

The good thing about the Gyration Air Mouse Elite is that it is very much user-friendly and responsive. Every command of the user is promptly followed and most of those are accurate enough.

Although there are drawbacks, these are just very common with some other optical mouse as well and hence, these can be ignored. The cons of the air mouse are that it does not respond to some software and sometimes, it creates problem in double-clicking. Another thing about the mouse is that even though it is portable by nature, still you can stretch it to a limit where the cradle charger works.

But in spite of all those pros and cons, at first look and a demo of the Gyration Air Mouse Elite will inspire you only to go for it and use it for your computer works.

Source: http://www.walyou.com/blog/2010/11/08/gyration-air-mouse-elite-works-with-mac/

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