Battery free wireless mousie

[mrkrazzy]

Theres a cool new mouse out from A4tech, and me dad bought one yesterday. Its actually quite good, very responsive and smooth

Check it out at....

http://www.a4tech.com/en/product1.asp?CID=90&SCID=92

 

[Kip_6666]

How do they work, do u need a special mouse pad?

They look nice


/edit that first one looks like my mx900 :lol:

 

[bihus]

How do they work, do u need a special mouse pad?

They look nice

It needs a special pad...

/edit that first one looks like my mx900 :lol:

But not as confortable. I had this one. http://www.a4tech.com/en/product2.asp?CID=1&SCID=5&MNO=RP-680
Pretty much the same, but with that one, my hand started to ache, and with my MX700, no problem whatsoever...

 

[Kip_6666]

woops, i ment mx700. I still think its a bit too small for my hand. I wish i went with the bigger mx1000.

 

[Vette Boss]

They all look like cheesy rip-offs of Logitech mice. The MX1000 fits very nicely in my hand, it really feels like an extension of your hand when you use it, battery life seems reasonable too.

 

[mrkrazzy]

Personally, i like a4 tech mice over logitech, epsecially the one that bihus linked to, which is the best mouse of all time

 

[chaos386]

How is it wireless? The pad still needs a wire. It's like those mice that come with drawing tablets.

 

[Cruzz563]

The emphasis is the battery free aspect, it uses radio waves to power the mouse and it never needs to be recharged cause it has the power supply from the corded mousepad. I read in another review a few weeks ago that you can also put gaming pad over the mousepad as well, an it won't hurt it. So the mouse is wireless and battery free (no need to recharge/buy new batteries)