If you don't get along with using the built-in track pad of your laptop maybe
because you feel it is bumpy to use, or your wrist keeps by mistake touching
it, flinging the cursor halfway across your screen then getting a small mouse
to use with your laptop is a great speculation.
We've tried mobile mice before, such as the brain Micro Traveler 900BT,
and one of their biggest troubles is comfort and builds excellence. The tiny HP
Wireless Optical Mobile Mouse, however, does not suffer from these problems,
and is one of the best small mice we've experienced.
It's small sufficient to easily carry around with your laptop, and the
slim line USB receiver neatly slots into the bottom of the mouse when
transporting it, further decreasing its size.
A nice touch is that when you insert the USB receiver into the mouse, it mechanically
turns itself off, saving battery life.
Although small, it fits contentedly in the hand, and we happily used it
for long periods of time without experiencing the cramps and uneasiness that
sometimes come with small mice.
It looks nice, and although it has a slightly plasticky feels to it, it
doesn't feel contemptible.
It's very receptive as well, gliding smoothly over a number of surfaces
with ease. From cloth, to wood, glass and artificial, the HP Wireless Optical
Mobile Mouse had no trouble custody track of our movements. This is an extremely
significant aspect for a mobile mouse, since you're not always going to have a
desk or a mouse mat readily to hand when you need to use it.
Another plus is that it only takes one AA battery (which is included with
the mouse - a nice touch), and the series life is around six months.
Verdict
All in all this is an unbelievable mouse for working on a laptop while on
the go. It's fast, receptive and easy to carry its also great value.
The only thing that lets it down is the rather brittle feel to its
plastic shell, and the fact that if you just want a mouse for a desktop PC then
you'd be better off receiving a larger mouse. For laptops though, it's outstanding.
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