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Kensington Si300 Laser Wired Mouse
$30.00
Released September, 2009
The Pros:Tracking is fast, accurate and responsive - lacks the potential intermittence and "jumpiness" of lower-end wireless and optical mice. Fits very comfortably within the hand - pear-shaped design contours ergonomically to the user's hand for extensive use. Excellent option for Mac users - provides a much cheaper alternative to official Apple mice.
The Cons:Scroll wheel performs rather poorly - requires an unnecessary amount of effort to scroll through long pages and documents. Seemingly prone to malfunction within 1-2 years of use - many users report eventual loss of USB connectivity with regular use. Bottom-mounted sliding pads may be of inconsistent thickness - users might have to manually adjust this with adhesive tape or something similar.
The Kensington Si300 Laser Wired Mouse is an entry-level corded laser mouse designed specifically for right-handed users. Its laser technology allows it to deliver 20x the precision and sensitivity of a conventional optical mouse.
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More importantly, the Si300 includes a 6 total buttons, as well as a 4-way tilt-scroll wheel. Its many buttons, flexible rubber grips, and advanced laser technology make the unit an optimal choice for graphic designers, architects, and other individuals who demand perfection.
Features
- Corded Laser Mouse
- Six Buttons
- 4-Way Tilt-Scroll Wheel
- NOT-RECHARGEABLE
Specifications
- Model Number: K72331US
- Type: Laser
- Compatibility: Windows XP
- Battery: AA x2
- Warranty: 5-Year Limited
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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Tracking is fast, accurate and responsive - lacks the potential intermittence and "jumpiness" of lower-end wireless and optical mice
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Fits very comfortably within the hand - pear-shaped design contours ergonomically to the user's hand for extensive use
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Excellent option for Mac users - provides a much cheaper alternative to official Apple mice
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Rubber side components significantly increase control - ideal for users working within image editing or music production software
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Scroll wheel performs rather poorly - requires an unnecessary amount of effort to scroll through long pages and documents
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Seemingly prone to malfunction within 1-2 years of use - many users report eventual loss of USB connectivity with regular use
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Bottom-mounted sliding pads may be of inconsistent thickness - users might have to manually adjust this with adhesive tape or something similar
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