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This is a great basic mouse. I've owned several of these over the years and they've all been great. They do what they're supposed to and they do it well.

Work as advertised.

Supreme Build quality Ultra Comfortable Very Solid, doesn't slide around on any smooth surface whether it's on Glass, Stainless steel, Marble or Granit. 2 options for position Worth the price tag!! Newegg once again provided a hassle free provision this is now approaching over 1200 orders from both my personal purchases and my previous business orders when I had an electronics shop. Never once has Newegg dropped the ball.

Build quality. Reliability. Fit and feel. Balance. Features.

Working wireless mouse in a color that will get compliments from everyone.

It was on sell and I wanted this mouse for my son who seems to think they are the best. I was told it is good for hand problems. So I wanted a good one seems to fill the bill. Thanks to all!!! Oh and I love Logitech mouse they are the best for me.

Helps my wrist from working all day

A little larger than some other mice, less stress on my hand. Rubber grip makes it easier to hold on to. Flare at the bottom is a thumb rest making it easier to control. Wheel has smooth movement.

Cursor handles like a wired mouse, not all over the place like most other wireless mice. Good battery life, says 1 year Scroll feels good, has good clicks when you scroll with it. I hate ones that have no click to it. Range is good too, at least 6 feet if not farther. Small receiver, great for laptop, won't get bent or damaged

Comfortable for a smaller hand. Can be switched off to conserve battery life.

I love the way the mouse feels, and it has more weight than my old Corsair mouse. I love the extra weight. The additional buttons work great with games and anything else I want to program into the mouse.

Ive use an expert mouse for over 10 years since developing carpal tunnel. This mouse helps a lot although any mouse will give problems if you over use it too much. The new mouse replaced an aging mechanical mouse which I still like. This new model is smotther and doesnt skip as much but its initial response is slower. When the trackball is dormant, one of the optical lights turn off and turns one when movement is sensed. The 1 second it takes to turn on the light causes an initial lag that does affect gameplay in some instances such as sniping in battlefield. But this problem is overcome by the fact its smooth and it doeasnt skip and you can spin around on a pinhead. Also the DPI resolution isnt as good as some high quality gaming mice but does a great job anyway once the setting are tweaked. I highly recommend the Expert Mouse for any computer application. You can program the buttons for any keyboard command or series of commands. (great for gaming). Reload, zoom, throw grenade

Long battery life. Using the batteries that came with the mouse it has worked well over long ranges for around 3 years now. Just this morning the left click button stopped working, so I booted up windows to see what it said my battery life was like. To my surprise it said it was low, but had about 216 days left. All of the other buttons on the mouse worked including the left, middle, scroll, forward, back, and thumb. The mouse itself worked perfectly fine. I'm not sure if this indicates something is wrong with my left mouse button or not. I should mention that I use the mouse for around 9 hours per day and shut it off when I leave work. I've been very happy with the range. I routinely use the mouse 15+ feet away from the receiver and never experience issues because of that. I also appreciate the frictionless scrolling which can be switched to normal mode when you need finer controls. I wasn't expecting the thumb button, but I have really enjoyed the expose like shortcut for windows and I use the button in a similar way in Linux. This mouse works very well under linux. I rarely use windows so having a mouse that can just plug and play with whatever OS is really handy.