Mouse Envy

Posted on 08.09.04. Tagged with , , , All

I saw this on slickdeals today and had to share. Buy.com has the Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer (wireless) for only 20 bucks. If you don't have this mouse, and can scrounge up 20 dollars, GET IT. It's the best mouse ever. You don't realize how much you'll love not having a mouse cable to deal with till you get it. There's also two buttons on the side of the mouse (which I use for back/forward in browsing) which make it very easy to surf around. The scroll wheel is the smoothest you'll ever feel too. I have to admit I don't use the side-scrolling that often, but it's a nice extra to have. I love this mouse. And you will to.

Shipping is free over $25, so add something else (otherwise you'll pay $5 shipping anyway).

This is of course, unless you want to go the whole she-bang and get the Wireless Optical Desktop Pro with both a mouse and keyboard, which I absolutely loooove, especially all the shortcut keys on my keyboard.

I have no financial interest in you getting one, just my interest in you having a more pleasent web surfing experience (which means youll spend more time on my site of course).

3 Comments

Jeffrey J. Hoover
06:10 PM on 08.09.04

I prefer the Logitech MX700 for one big reason. It comes with rechargable batteries and the transmitter is also a recharger for those batteries.

I haven't touched the batteries in almost two years (since I got it).

Tony
02:38 AM on 08.10.04

I have the same set. I just bought mine a few days ago. I also love it, and the rechargable feature. BUT. I don't like how short of a life the batteries have. They're 1700ma batteries, they should last longer than a few days =P
Oh well, I went to radioshack, spent another $30 and bought 4 2100ma batteries and a 3 hour charger. Now my mouse never dies, because I always have 4 extra batteries waiting for me.

Taylor
12:33 PM on 08.10.04

You guy act like I'm replacing the batteries all the time. I haven't had to replace them yet and I've had it since november (when I got just the mouse).