wireless laser mouse wanted - help

-TangleFoot-

MsRed1 wrote: »

No dongle, it detects the onboard Bluetooth.

Some versions of the NC10 don't have onboard Bluetooth.

MsRed1

-TangleFoot- wrote: »

Some versions of the NC10 don't have onboard Bluetooth.

I didn't know that. Which versions?

spysect

I use the Logitech V550 Wireless Laser Mouse, has this fancy attachment that you can clip onto your laptop/netbook when not in use! As well as it's batteries lasting 18 months, it's been one of my favourites so far!

alanjuk

scottishblondie wrote: »

This logitech one is good, has a tiny little nano receiver. My mum just leaves it plugged in all the time, and it also has an off switch on the bottom to save battery. Isn't a laser one tho, just optical. Tesco has them too, in various different colours if you want to co-ordinate

I have this one bought from comet, and I've been very impressed with it so far

-TangleFoot-

msred1 wrote: »

i didn't know that. Which versions?

I don't really know; depends where you get it from I suppose. Vodafone used to sell one though...

MsRed1

Thanks for the info. Bought mine from Ebuyer.

chrisjw37

Microft Meese


- have a 5 yr g'tee.
phone up support when it goes wrong
they send a new one out.

Mine never last longer than the g'tee.

I have 5


Logitech, never worked right, drivers a pain, no support
no g'tee response = binned all three.

scottishblondie

alanjuk wrote: »

I have this one bought from comet, and I've been very impressed with it so far

Yup it's a nice little mouse. After we got my Mum one for her netbook my Dad wanted one, and I got one this year in the sales. I wouldn't pay £30 for it (or indeed any other mouse!), but at £15 it's a good deal.

Never had any issues with drivers etc. We use them on Linux, Windows and OS X. We're a multi-operating system family