Laptop Mice reviews and top picks
While a well designed trackpad can be every laptop user’s best friend, even the most dexterous of us want a classic mouse sometimes. That’s why I wanted to take a look at some of the top-rated mice out there and give my picks for what you should bee looking for.
For Gamers:
While a optical mouse is nice, most gamers, who tend to use their laptops like a desktop anyway, can choose to go with a clissic wired mouse. By doing so, you get the added security of knowing your mouse battery won’t give out in the middle of a death match. That’s why the Razer Lachesis is a solid choice for laptop gamers. The Razer Lachesis even has nine customizable buttons and onboard memory to keep your setting safe no matter what machine you happen to be gaming on. It will set you back about $80.00, but for safe, secure, cuztomizable gameplay, it might well be worth it. More infor at the Razer Zone.
For the business person:
For the Microsoft business fan on the go, the Microsoft Arc Mouse is a stylish, smart traveling mouse that really looks sharp. It might set you back $60, but the folding body and ultra-small wireless USB connection make it perfect for long plane trips. Plus, isn;t just one of the best looking things you have ever seen Microsoft make? More at the old mainstay’s website.
My Pick:
To me, a simple, small mouse is the best thing in the world. I love my Logitech V220 Cordless Optical Mouse. With a simple two button + scroll wheel setup. I know what I’m getting. Plus, the scroll wheel allows for left and right scrolling and clicking. The battery life is great and the design and feel are top of the line. Better yet — it’s only $30. Find it at Logitech’s site.
Tags: button scroll, cordless optical mouse, customizable buttons, laptop user, logitech v220, microsoft business, razer lachesis, usb connection, wireless usb
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December 31st, 2008 at 1:55 am
so creative