Comments on: Kensington K72349US Wireless Mouse for Netbooks

By: illegible

illegible — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 21:00:09 +0000

Mouse was Dead on arrival. No help from Kensingtons website. It looks like there is a little reset button on the inside to resync it, but no way to know how to use it. the “instructions” were on a piece of about 1.5″ x 2″ paper and effectively communicated the fact that the scroll wheel will glow red when the batteries are running out. (and nothing else) All in all, this mouse is a complete waste of time, i should have heeded my instincts and purchased a logitech nano. I already have two for work and i am quite happy with them) rather than purchasing this one in an attempt to save a few bucks. I cannot comment on how it performs (as it didn’t) but i can say that the plastics seem significantly cheaper than the microsoft mice or the Logitech mice.

By: L. Cramer

L. Cramer — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 19:03:48 +0000

This is one nice mouse, despite it’s small size. It simply works well on all surfaces I’ve tried and even with my large hands. I’ll nitpick it for one minor design flaw. For ease of removal from its storage slot in the mouse, the USB stub needs to be stored one way only. Flip it around and the grove that makes for easy removal of the stub is on the wrong side. Bottom line, though, if I lost this little guy today, I’d immediately buy another.

By: J. Mejia

J. Mejia — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 16:47:10 +0000

I was looking for a small blue tooth mouse. Still looking but…

Love the size of this mouse for my netbook and love that the USB piece is small and out of the way. Battery lasting a long time.

I highly recommend this product.

By: D. Vestal

D. Vestal — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 14:57:18 +0000

Had a netbook, which didn’t have a CD slot or enough space to support an additional driver. Bought this one, it worked like a charm. I’ve since sold that netbook & mouse. But I bought this mouse for 2 other laptops that I have.

By: James Sibley

James Sibley — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 13:29:19 +0000

There were no instructions to load on Macbook OS X 10.6 and it was not recognized by the Macbook. Besides, its USB so it takes up a USB slot and hangs out the side of the macbook increasing the possiblity of damage. I’ve found a Logitech Bluetooth Laser V470 to be superior to any other mouse I’ve tried.