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Best wireless mouse
Pros: Good overall performance, programmable, low-battery indicator, flexible scroll wheel.
Cons: Slightly large and heavy, no left-handed version, not rechargeable.Laser1,600Right-handed onlyDocument quick-flip, hyper-fast scroll, MicroGear scroll wheel, one-touch searchUses rechargeable lithium battery with low-battery indicatorsUSB1010Wireless2.4 GHzBlackN/ARecharging baseThree years limitedWindows Vista, XP; Mac OS X -
Best gaming mousePros: Styling (if you're a gamer), top-notch accuracy, blueTrack works on almost any surface, very customizable.Cons: Styling (if you're not a gamer), high cost, some ergonomic miscues.Laser/optical hybrid4,000Symmetric design for left hand or right hand useScroll wheel with tilt, BlueTrack technology, full-speed USB reporting, on-the-fly DPI switching, LCD displayEstimated 30 hour charge (doesn't list battery type)USB, PS/2 adapter127Wireless or "play and charge" with cable2.4 GHzBlack5.7Recharging baseThree yearsWindows 7, Vista, XP
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Budget gaming mousePros: Accurate performance, low price given the feature set, plenty of customizable buttons, works for right- or left-handed users.Cons: Some trade-offs in accuracy compared with higher-end devices, no wireless capability, uncomfortable design for some.
not avail.Optical2,600Symmetric design for left hand or right hand use4-speed DPI switch, software-configurable DPI and polling rateNoneUSB77WiredN/ABlackN/AN/AN/AWindows Vista, XP; Mac OS X -
Best laptop mousePros: Unique, folding design, wireless USB receiver snaps into the bottom for transport, sharp styling.Cons: No rechargeable option, feels a little cheap, some owners complain of reliability issues.Laser800 to 1,000Symmetric design for left hand or right hand useFolds to 60 percent of original size for portability, snap-in USB transceiverUses 2 AA batteries, six-month estimated life, battery status indicatorUSB41 (side-mounted)Wireless2.4 GHzBlack (Part # ZJA-00001), Red (Part # ZJA-00002)3.1N/AThree yearsWindows Vista, XP
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Gyroscopic mousePros: Gyroscopic sensors allow cursor control with arm and hand gestures, dedicated multimedia buttons, good ergonomics and performance, left- or right-handed use.Cons: Expensive, gesture controls sometimes difficult to master, low resolution as a laser mouse.GyroscopicN/ASymmetric design for left hand or right hand useMedia controls, works on a desk or in the air, touch-sensitive scroll panelUses rechargeable lithium batteryUSB8N/AWireless2.4 GHzBlackN/ARecharging baseThree yearsWindows Vista, XP; Mac OS X
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Basic corded mousePros: Inexpensive, simple to use, solid construction quality, left- or right-handed use.Cons: Low resolution, no extra features, pedestrian design.Optical400Symmetric design for left hand or right hand useOptical technology, comfortable in either handNoneUSB, PS/2 adapterN/ACustomizable left click, right click and scroll wheel buttonsWiredN/AWhite (D66-00029), Black (D66-00069)4.4 ouncesN/AThree yearsWindows Vista, XP, 2000 (SP4 or higher); Mac OS
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Innovative mouse for MacsPros: Unique multi-touch surface, virtually no mechanical parts to gunk up, works right or left-handed, fast Bluetooth pairing with Macs.Cons: Not PC compatible (yet), completely new design takes a little getting used to, a little narrow for large hands.LaserN/ASymmetric design for left hand or right hand useMultitouch surfaceUses 2 AA batteriesBluetoothNo buttonsN/AWireless (Bluetooth)BluetoothWhiteN/AN/AOne yearMac OS X
