• High Definition Optical technology offers better, more consistent tracking performance
• Designed for comfortable left or right hand use
• For use on a Mac or PC
• Point and click with the Magnifier to enlarge and edit detail
• Scroll horizontally and vertically through documents and Web pages

• nv:Device Type^Mouse|Connection Type^USB|Tracking Method^Optical|Buttons^5|Scrolling Capability^Yes

Cordless makes more sense with Wireless Optical Mouse 5000. With its high-definition tracking, the battery power can last up to 6 months. This mouse features an ergonomic design that fits comfortably in either hand to help you point and click in comfort during extended use. Customizable buttons let you decide how you'd like this mouse to assist you in your personal tasks. A smart receiver plugs into your computer's available USB port to provide you with wireless freedom. Requires available PS/2 or Universal Serial Bus (USB) port Compatible with PC running Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, or Windows 2000

I love this mouse! My husband upgraded to a gaming mouse so I took this to work with me. There is only one thing I don't like and that is the material on the side of the mouse. Not sure what it is but it tends to collect fuzz and dirt and when you try to clean it, it seems to get worse.

I utilize this mouse everyday at work and have also purchased about 8 additional mice for other employees in our office. This mouse is completely dummy proof-just plug it in and go. The battery life also lasts much longer than other wireless models we use in the office. I rarely utilize the side buttons much, but the added features are pretty neat if you're into gadets. I am completely satisfied with this mouse and everyone I've purchased this mouse for thus far have had no complaints.

all i can say is this is a great mouse for the price. I bought one for myself and liked it so much I bought 5 more for my whole office.

I like it just fine. My other one had the right side die on it so I needed a new one. I like the wireless ones very much.

I just received this mouse and I gotta tell you, yes, the name on the mouse is different than whats on the packaging. This is not a problem, at all. I read the reviews here prior to purchasing it and some of these people will quibble about everything. I wanted a mouse that worked good, was comfortable and did everything it's supposed to do. I got all I asked for and then some. No, it doesn't have a click wheel, thank goodness! If you want a click wheel, get a Logitech (you'll get the click wheel and all the problems with SetPoint to go along with it) I'm a no-nonsense kinda guy. I got the things I wanted, I could care less what it's name is. It works great and bottom line? That's all that matters!