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Mini Bluetooth V2.0 Wireless 2.4GHz 1000DPI Optical Mouse (2AAA)

Price: $18.95

SKU: 4071

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- Model: BM073
- Stylish and ergonomic design
- Features a USB port for recharging NiMH/NiCd batteries inside the mouse (if such batteries are used)
- 1000 DPI optical tracking sensor
- Bluetooth 2.0 class 2
- Powered by 2 x 1.2V/1.5V rechargeable or alkaline AAA batteries (sold separately)
- 10 meters maximum working wireless range
- Comes with USB cable (for USB wired mouse mode), carrying pouch, and English user's guide

Dimensions: 4.21 in x 2.52 in x 1.26 in
Weight: 9.38 oz

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Bluetooth Optical Mouse
Posted by Macallagh on 01-27-2010
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Pros:Cheap, cheap, cheap!!!Reasonable build quality.Fits my hand very good.Not slippery.Precise.Pretty good buttons.
Cons:Battery holder is pretty deep and the ribbon to pull out the batteries isn't very good quality.Left button didn't work properly. Didn't want to RMA it cause of the long shipping times, so I repaired it myself. There was a piece of tape inside, to adjust the clearence between switch and button. It had shifted and blocked the switch. I glued a piece of plastic on the button instead of the tape. hasn't bothered me since. I think there shouldn't have been a piece of tape in the mouse! It should have fitted without.
Other Thoughts:I don't like the two extra buttons on the side. They are not in a good place and certainly not two on the same side.I don't use the charging cable, I use an external charger and keep some loaded batteries at hand at all times, cause the mouse is quite hungry. But that is a general BT problem.
Bottomline:Good mouse for it's money! Lot of mice are very small, but this one is a real good hand full.

Much better than I expected!
Posted by Chillman on 01-11-2010
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Pros:- bluetooth interface.- 2 side buttons- mini-USB port for batteries charging.- stylish design
Cons:- NiMh batteries (1000mAh each) run down too fast :( (they last appr. 3 days of active use - 10 hours per day); but I have 3 battery sets, so no worries for me :)- occasionaly (very rarely) it looses connection with my laptop, but I guess its rather my laptop's hardware problem, so I wouldn't regard it as a real con.
Other Thoughts:The side buttons functions can be changed by means of using special software.It can really charge your NiMh batteries when connected to your laptop's USB port. A green LED light can be seen inside the mouse during the charge process.I always wanted to have a small bluetooth mouse to use with my laptop, now I got it, and after many months of use I have no problems whatsoever!
Bottomline:I do recommend this mouse. It is small and stylish, the build quality is good, it has bluetooth interface. And the price is a steal - so you should look no further.

Super +++++ IT REALLY WORTH'S
Posted by minuta on 12-09-2009
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Pros:1. Comfortable2. Very Easy to pair3. Very Well Finished4. Non Slippery Material5. Very light6. 5 Buttons7. It works even when charging8. It comes with a charging cable9. It comes with a little nice pouch10. It saves battery when there is no bluetooth connection
Cons:I tried very hard but i couldn't find any cons at all.
Other Thoughts:It's really a very good mouse.NO MORE CABLES once you have paired just turn on your computer and voilà you're ready to go !
Bottomline:Really worth it.

Great Mouse!
Posted by supermanjack94 on 11-10-2009
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Pros:Great design. when I first used it I was amazed at how good it felt. Low power usage, I only had to replace the batteries after a week of solid use. Easy to connect - takes only a few minutes. THE PRICE! This is the cheapest bluetooth mouse I have ever seen (the second cheapest Ive seen is around $60 AUD!)
Cons:When connected to the usb charger cord the left click button is jammed. It is possible to jiggle the connection around so that it is loose enough to allow left button clicking, but that means that the cord actually falls off every so often.
Other Thoughts:carry case seems a bit unnessercery, but it's still cool.
Bottomline:A great mouse for a great price, deffinitly worth buying it =]

Nice mouse for the price
Posted by Sobakus on 09-20-2009
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Pros:- Very nice ergonomic design (for right handed people, anyway)- Doesn't feel cheap at all- Clickable mouse wheel- 2 side buttons for the thumb (back and forward in explorer)- USB cable for recharging (rechargeable AAA batteries not included)- Nice cloth protection bag.
Cons:- Battery hungry (like any other bluetooth device that I have, it seems a very energy inefficient protocol).- Had some problems to pair it in Windows 7 (worked right away without a glitch in MacOS X Leopard, anyway). Maybe Windows 7 Bluetooth drivers are still a bit on the beta side.- With the USB cable connected the mouse buttons can't be clicked because they hit the top of the USB connector (cutting away a bit of plastic from the connector fixes it)- While charging the batteries the mouse sends horizontal mouse scroll signals to the computer continuously, so if you select any window with a horizontal scroll bar, it will scroll to the right all the time. Very spooky...When you disconnect the USB cable everything works fine.
Other Thoughts:It is a standard red LED optical mouse, no laser or anything fancy.The wheel is very easy to move, not much resistance, but works and feels well enough.It has a green LED that glows during the charging of the batteries. When the charge is completed the LED turns off (confirmed, already recharged the batteries a couple of times).
Bottomline:For the price it is a very nice mouse. Now I don't have to torture the delicate USB ports of my laptop with a wired mouse, at last!