I'm using Apple hardware about a year, and this is a first time I see such an improper solution: Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse. Well, the initial idea was great, scrolling in every direction, controlling OS X functions etc. But the implementation is way too far from perfect:
- mouse hardly distinguishes left click from right click so you have to click VERY right to get it working;
- Scroll Ball simply stops functioning after ~1 month of heavy use.
I made several attempts to clean the Scroll Ball, unsuccessfully. I could go further and try to disassemble it, but instead just went to the store and bought Logitech V470. Little less functional, much more practical.
Pictures (dead Mighty Mouse to the left, new Logitech to the right):
Re: Apple MightyMouse -> Logitech V470
I think Logitech makes really good products for computers, I would say a wise choice considering the Apple Wireless Might Mouse did not work exactly as required. But Apple iPod is a great music package.
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Re: Apple MightyMouse -> Logitech V470
Some time ago I was in Zagreb for a trip. Suddenly, an opportunity to play Starcraft was there, but my mouse was not. That is reason why I decided to go to closest store and buy myself a mouse for laptop. Until this moment, I used my trusty Microsoft's IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0A for both home computer and laptop. Although it is very comfortable web design services, it wasn't well suited for use on road.
There were two requirements for new mouse. It needed to be comfortable for big hand and it needed to use bluetooth. It proved that later requirement was rather hard to fulfill. For some reason, all manufacturers like to have their own wireless dongle. Decision to avoid certain loss of that dongle was what kept me of Microsoft Arc Mouse. That mouse looks powerful wireless internet providers!
One mouse that looked promising was Logitech's V470 bluetooth mouse. It's price was around 50 EUR which is little bit high, but it did looked fine and I did wanted to play Starcraft that night so I bought it internet phone.
Everything was packed in that "wonna bet that you cannot open me" plastic bubble but knife sorted that out. Inside of package you get mouse itself, instruction manual wrapped together with installation CD (I never used it - works without any additional drivers - at least on Windows 7), small cloth bag and two Duracell batteries. I was reminded that I need batteries when I saw that they are in package. Thanks Logitech for not going usual "batteries not included" route internet service providers.