Update: fatdogreggie1 says these are rebranded Logitech mice.
You shouldn’t use this as your normal desktop mouse. It’s VERY small. Maybe smaller than you’ve seen before. For general use on a laptop, go for it!
My company recently bought a large number of mice from different manufacturers for different locations in the country.
When it comes to mice name brands really do make a difference. Microsoft, Dell, and Lenovo make really sturdy quality mice. Followed closely by Logitech (we’re talking their value mice, Logitech’s gaming mice are top of the line).
I’ve got a Microsoft wireless mouse with very poor range. I don’t know if it’s interference or what, but it has to be a few feet from the receiver to work. Does anyone know if this is better? I know it says up to 15 feet, but does anyone have firsthand experience?
The black/charcoal is supposed to look like carbon fiber so you can get that light weight street racer look with out the thousand dollar carbon fiber panels or the car.
iHome is a “brand name,” they simply make accessories instead of computers like the other brands you mentioned (save Logitec).
iHome’s quality has improved a lot lately, and I orded three, to replace two $45 dollar Lenovo Bluetooth lazer mice that have primary buttons one must press quite angrily to make them register (which is my usual state of mind while using them anyway (but it makes my finger tired, and more noise than the squeaky Razor Salmosas I got to replace them)), as well as a $60 Logitec Bluetooth mouse that tracks like shit on anything other than a cloth mousepad.
