Customer Reviews

Lenovo 06P4069 Optical USB Wheel Mouse

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I ordered this one to replace the manufacturer's mouse that failed. This is a very good quality, simple mouse and inexpensive.

This is a great little mouse. I have gotten so used to it I wish all mouse were this size.

Item was as advertised, shipped on time, and arrived in good condition. Great product, the only one we use in a heavy-use environment...

This is a great mouse and is priced reasonably. This is the mouse we use at work and I've fallen in love with it. It's a basic design and it's very functional. It's a standard mouse with two buttons and a clickable scroll-wheel. Clicking or scrolling isn't rough or loud at all. It's very comfortable and fits nicely in the hand.

What else more do you need with a mouse? I also bought the keyboard that goes along with it.

Lenovo ThinkPlus Preferred Pro USB Keyboard - keyboard 73P5220 )

This is the de-facto mouse if anyone has every worked at place featuring Lenovo workstations. I worked at Best Buy where all the computers used this mouse and I fell in love with it. It's A MOUSE, it's the most basic, functional wonderful shape you can get and has the build quality of the Autobahn.

The scroll wheel noticeably clicks for an easy, accurate scrolling experience.

As with any USB accessory worth a crap, it doesn't require a driver and works pretty instantly. It's accurate, comfortable and despite what the picture says, doesn't say IBM, but is identical in every other way.

Clicking is pleasurable, satisfying and the mouse feels great on the hand. I've used it for gaming a bit and find it to be slow, definitely must boost sensitivity in the game and Windows to give a worthy experience.

This is a five-star mouse in every way, fails nowhere, succeeds everywhere. I use this on my laptop and lack of extra buttons for page navigation is negligible at worst and programmable buttons, it's the same story.

Gets the job done every time.

Unfortunately Lenovo has taken over production of this mouse, so it doesnt have the IBM logo. But other than that, it is a good mouse. The red scroll wheel has a rubbery texture--not hard plastic. The wheel is a bit stiff and clicks into place solidly when turned. Though it does have a barely audible click when pushed forward (not when pulling back), but I definitely prefer a stiffer wheel than a loose one.
The optical tracking is excellent. I have a good mouse pad with a wrist rest that I like to use, but it is solid black. This mouse has no trouble tracking over the pad, while I have had trouble with some optical mice in the past. This was my biggest concern and it passed perfectly. 4/5 for not having the IBM logo, but would definitely recommend the product.

This USB Mouse is built solid and does its job just fine. Bottom gliders are excellent replacements for standard "mouse feet" that fall off after a couple of days, and show hardly any sign of wear after a month of use on a standard table top without a mouse pad. For under six bucks, it's a steal.

I bought this mouse to match my new Thinkpad, thinking that the plastic would match the texture and feel of the Thinkpad's surface. Unfortunately, it feels much cheaper than I expected, and I will probably upgrade to a Lenovo mouse that actually has the "think" brand on it.

It works fine, though.

Long story short, everything works fine with the mouse. But pressing the middle button is much easier from the part of the wheel close to the center than the other. When I need to scroll up the result is that sometimes I mistakenly end up pressing the central button. Since I use a UNIX machine, this means I end up pasting the text in the clipboard in random places, sometimes not even noticing it. It has become annoying. I have never had a similar problem with any other mouse. Sorry Lenovo, but you need to fix this.
I got this mouse at work, so I cannot tell from the technical details if it is exactly the same model (I wished there was something like the ISBN for books, but there is not). Although from the picture I can tell that it looks exactly the same.

This mouse is said to be IBM-branded. In fact it is Lenovo-branded. This is improper business practice.