Customer Reviews

Kensington K72345US Wireless Mouse with Nano Receiver for Netbooks, Two Buttons with Scroll Wheel

5 star:		(24)
4 star:		(7)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I've had my Kensington mouse for almost a month now. This little mouse goes perfect with my little Acer netbook. I've truly enjoyed it! I wanted one that was very portable, and had a transmitter/receiver (?) that didn't jut out of my netbook. And its a very basic plug & play peripheral. Just turn on the mouse and it works when you turn the netbook on. I just leave the receiver in my netbook which never seems to get in the way when in a case. I've actually considered buying one for my other laptop, but might wait until its on sale again. Good buy. Simple. Small.

I bought this mouse to go with my Samsung Netbook. It will not communicate with my netbook at all. I called customer service -- they suggested that I try it on another netbook -- since I only own one of these devices that won't do me any good. Very disappointed that the company didn't take any responsibility for this item's lack of compatibility with my device.

This mouse is great. I love the tiny nub. I have another wireless mouse, and it will run on anything, your leg, the sofa, briefcase etc. This one doesn't work well on anything but a matte surface, like a piece of paper. This may or may not be a problem for the average user, but it is a piece of information I would have liked to have before purchasing it.

This mouse is really small - easy to transport and looks nice next to your netbook of course. The plug-and-forget nano receiver is a nice touch. But if you have large hands it may be almost painful to use, certainly for longer periods of time. Check out the dimensions stated and compare to another mouse you may already have! I returned mine because I knew the minute I saw it I wouldn't be comfortable using it. But hey, I'm 6'1" (1.86m) and have hands to match that length...

Love the mouse, and the size of the mouse. It was important to have a small form factor for the usb connector and the mouse, and this product fits my expectations perfectly

This is a very very basic mouse. Two buttons and a scroll wheel. No software included so you can't program the scroll wheel button. For a couple of bucks more you can get the Microsoft mouse with loads of features and new technology.

Mouse works well, a little smaller than I expected but works well with the Windows 7, Acer Aspire One Netbook. Had it for a little under 3 months now and the batteries haven't died. Easy on/off switch to turn off when not in use. No problems with connectivity.

This mouse is perfect. This is very minor, but the only thing I would like to change is the lack of a 'back' button for browser. And you can't change (in the mouse software) what the buttons do or I would change the center button to a 'back' button.

I use this for my netbook in my truck when I am on the road. It is very compact, the receiver is compact. It is still on the original batteries, and I have left it turned on overnight a couple of times. I works good on the vinyl on my center console, on a shiny magazine it still works but not nearly as well.

I ordered this wireless mouse for my Asus netbook and it's just perfect. I'm a female, so the small size is perfect for my hands. I love the fact that the transmitter is tiny and can stay inserted in the usb hub at all times. I have small children, so the fact that I don't have to deal with wires makes my life a whole lot easier! Overall, for the price you cannot beat this mouse!

I own an HP Mini. While I love the portability of a netbook, I HATE the tiny scroll pad. It was especially bothersome because I am in school and do a lot of writing, scrolling, switching screens, etc. I wanted something cheap that fit my needs. This mouse was the perfect find.

Pros
-Cheap!
-Extremely portable
-Size looks proportionately correct alongside a netbook
-Seems durable, scroll wheel is great

Cons
-The only con for me is how small the device actually is. I have normal size male hands and can't set my palm on the mouse. Instead, I have to rest my index and middle fingers on the mouse while the rest of my hand sits on the table/desk. Now that I'm used to it, it doesn't bother me at all and it causes no discomfort.

I liked this mouse so much that I just bought two more for my netbook owning brothers for Christmas!