- Adjustable mouse height for improved ergonomics.
- Designed for portability to fit easily and travel well.
- Convenient nano receiver storage for when you need it.
- Small enough to plug in once and leave connected. 2.4GHz reliability and performance
- System Requirements: USB 2.0 or 1.1, Windows XP, 2000, Vista, Mac OS 10.4.X and higher
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The Verbatim Easy Riser(TM) Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse is ultra slim and fits easily into your backpack or tote. A unique, innovative design enables users to adjust the height of the mouse with the flick of a switch. The mouse height, which can be changed to the flat position for traveling, can be raised to provide comfort and support during use. With a nano receiver that’s small enough to plug into your laptop and leave, this mouse provides 2.4 GHz wireless performance. Its high-resolution laser technology also gives more precise tracking for smoother cursor movement on a variety of surfaces. With an energy-efficient sleep mode, the Verbatim Easy Riser(TM) mouse saves batteries. The Verbatim Easy Riser(TM) Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse also comes with software that allows you to assign a function to the scroll wheel to make your work easier.
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Features
Adjustable Height – The Verbatim Easy Riser™ Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse is ultra slim and allows you to adjust the height to fit your hand using a switch on the underside of the mouse.
Sleep-Mode – This mouse offers sleep-modes designed to extend the life of your batteries. Depending on the amount of time left unused, the mouse will successively move through 3 different phases, each using less battery power than the one before.
Laser Technology – This mouse is designed with laser technology for smooth, precise tracking.
Programmable Scroll Wheel – To make your work easier, you can assign a function to the scroll wheel using the software CD included with the mouse.
Wireless – With a nano receiver that’s small enough to plug into your laptop and leave, the Easy Riser™ Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse provides 2.4 GHz wireless performance to prevent delays in cursor movements. The Nano receiver also slides right into the mouse for safekeeping.
Using the Easy Riser™ Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse is very easy:
- Remove the mouse from the package
- Insert the 2 AAA batteries included with the mouse
- Confirm that your mouse is turned on
- Insert the Nano receiver into your computer’s USB port
- Then, insert the software CD into your computer to assign a function to the scroll wheel
Now, you’re ready to start using your mouse.
What's in the Pack?
- 1 Easy Riser™ Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse
- Nano Receiver
- Software CD
- Quick Start Guide
- 2 AAA Batteries
About Verbatim
For 40 years, Verbatim has been providing technology you can trust with an impressive selection of removable storage media and computer peripherals, including a wide range of CD, DVD and High Definition video products. Verbatim also offers an array of lightning fast desktop and portable hard drives, USB flash drives, stylish, feature-rich mice and keyboards, and a broad range of replacement laser toner cartridges. Buy Verbatim and you get innovation, security, and reliability – and that means peace of mind.
Product Description
If you need a wireless mouse that rises to every occasion, try the Verbatim Easy Riser Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse. Ultra-slim, it fits easily into your backpack or tote. Simply adjust the height to fit your hand using a switch on the underside of the mouse. With a nano receiver that’s small enough to plug into your laptop and leave, this Easy Riser mouse provides 2.4 GHz wireless performance - that means no delays in cursor movements and fewer cords to pack. The Verbatim Easy Riser mouse also offers an energy-efficient sleep mode that saves batteries and software that allows you to assign a function to the scroll wheel to make your work easier. Take the Verbatim Easy Riser Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse for a spin and see how well it fits your bag and your hand.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I've been using this for a few weeks now and it's been working really well. Very easy to use plug and play design. I didn't bother with the softwear as it didn't seem like it was needed.
A few nice features were the hidden compartment for the little usb laptop plug. This is a great feature so that you don't lose it when you're traveling with your laptop. I also like that you can change the height of the mouse so it gives you a few options.
Overall it's a nice wireless mouse
A few nice features were the hidden compartment for the little usb laptop plug. This is a great feature so that you don't lose it when you're traveling with your laptop. I also like that you can change the height of the mouse so it gives you a few options.
Overall it's a nice wireless mouse
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I was excited to put this to use after buying it. The desk that our family desktop PC sits on is a bit more cluttered than I would like so even getting rid of one power cord will help.
Originally I was using the Verbatim 96992 Easy Riser Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse on our desktop through one of the two front USB ports on the CPU and it worked just fine. I never had any problems with the signal dropping (They are about 3-4 feet away from each other) and the response time was as good as our previous wired laser mouse. More recently though I installed the NZXT IU01 Internal USB Expansion on the same desktop and decided to put the receiver inside the CPU case to free up the outer USB port and so far it's been great.
The "Riser" feature has been of little use to any of us, but for some other reviewers I think they like it. Overall it seems to be a good, reliable product and in fact I like it so much I bought a second one to carry with my laptop. A good price point on this seems to be around $25, but keep an eye out for rebates to sweeten the deal.
Originally I was using the Verbatim 96992 Easy Riser Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse on our desktop through one of the two front USB ports on the CPU and it worked just fine. I never had any problems with the signal dropping (They are about 3-4 feet away from each other) and the response time was as good as our previous wired laser mouse. More recently though I installed the NZXT IU01 Internal USB Expansion on the same desktop and decided to put the receiver inside the CPU case to free up the outer USB port and so far it's been great.
The "Riser" feature has been of little use to any of us, but for some other reviewers I think they like it. Overall it seems to be a good, reliable product and in fact I like it so much I bought a second one to carry with my laptop. A good price point on this seems to be around $25, but keep an eye out for rebates to sweeten the deal.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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Verbatim 96992 Easy Riser Wireless Notebook Mouse with Nano Receiver (Verbatim, 2010)
Pros: wireless. I hadn't realized how annoying cables are when dealing with my work laptop (which I lug home most nights) until getting the wireless mouse; I'm now thinking about grabbing a wireless keyboard as well (and praying for the day when someone releases a reasonably-priced wireless power supply).
Nano receiver is awesomely small and doesn't get in the way of other USB cables you're plugging into the laptop at all.
Cons: Way, way over-sensitive. I run music software on my machine that's used in live performance, and delicate tweaks can be difficult with this mouse. If you use your laptop for gaming and you don't have the reflexes of a fight pilot, you'll find yourself wanting a less sensitive mouse pretty quick.
Seems a tad on the pricy side for being just a mouse (I paid about the same for the wireless keyboard/mouse combo I use on my desktop), but I'm the kind of person who always buys bargain computer equipment, so YMMV.
Not-quite-cons: Battery life seems shorter than it is with the wireless mouse I have at home (and that one's always on, as opposed to having this one's energy-saver feature).
Would have been nice had the pop-up feature been a tad more adjustable; when fully extended, it's about a sixteenth of an inch too tall for absolute comfort. I found I adapted to this after a couple of days, but still.
Overall: Serviceable, but not for highly detailed work. As long as you're a basic end-user not doing gaming, CAD, or the like, it should suit. And you'll love getting rid of yet another tangled, annoying cable. *** ˝
Pros: wireless. I hadn't realized how annoying cables are when dealing with my work laptop (which I lug home most nights) until getting the wireless mouse; I'm now thinking about grabbing a wireless keyboard as well (and praying for the day when someone releases a reasonably-priced wireless power supply).
Nano receiver is awesomely small and doesn't get in the way of other USB cables you're plugging into the laptop at all.
Cons: Way, way over-sensitive. I run music software on my machine that's used in live performance, and delicate tweaks can be difficult with this mouse. If you use your laptop for gaming and you don't have the reflexes of a fight pilot, you'll find yourself wanting a less sensitive mouse pretty quick.
Seems a tad on the pricy side for being just a mouse (I paid about the same for the wireless keyboard/mouse combo I use on my desktop), but I'm the kind of person who always buys bargain computer equipment, so YMMV.
Not-quite-cons: Battery life seems shorter than it is with the wireless mouse I have at home (and that one's always on, as opposed to having this one's energy-saver feature).
Would have been nice had the pop-up feature been a tad more adjustable; when fully extended, it's about a sixteenth of an inch too tall for absolute comfort. I found I adapted to this after a couple of days, but still.
Overall: Serviceable, but not for highly detailed work. As long as you're a basic end-user not doing gaming, CAD, or the like, it should suit. And you'll love getting rid of yet another tangled, annoying cable. *** ˝
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