Mogo Mouse X54 Wireless Mouse And Media Remote

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I was excited to find a bluetooth mouse that actually fit into my laptop, which would make it unnecessary to pack another wired mouse or mouse and USB transmitter. I found the same issues as the other reviewers. The connection seems a bit jumpy, making the cursor miss the mark sometimes. Can't tell if this is a tracking or bluetooth issue. Also, the scroll touchpad does not work well at all. It overshoots or even goes the wrong way, even when I concentrate on what I am doing. It doesn't react like the time-honored mouse where you just move and click and things work as they should. Lastly is more a question than a review. I cannot get the mouse to automatically connect to the bluetooth when I turn it on. I always have to go into config and rediscover it. MOGO is already a device there, but why can't the mouse just connect as soon as I turn it on? My laptop bluetooth is alway on. I have gone back to using my touchpad or wired mouse and rarely use the MOGO now.

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The mouse was easy to install and was nice in size very easy to travel with. The only thing i had issues with was that it would frequently stop responding and sometimes would not work until i reset it. Other then that it s ok.

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This mouse is built on a great idea but just doesn't pull it off well. I used this for about 6 months and now I'm back to my mini-wired mouse. My biggest complaint about this mouse is the cursor movement. It is not very smooth and can be jumpy, especially when you're trying to zero in on a small spot. Also, the scroll button in the middle is terrible. Maybe if these two items worked atleast as well as any normal mouse I could overlook the uncomfortable feel of holding the mouse, but not so. For the money you should expect better performance. Bottom line: great idea, but they couldn't pull it off.

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I had my eye on this device for a long time. I hate being without a mouse, but I also hate carrying one with me. This seemed like the perfect solution for a mouse that was portable, wireless, mousewheel, and could be very easily charged via my laptop. I am impressed by its features, but unimpressed by the performance. I think it is too light and the plastic too flexible. When using it with the kickout stand the mouse has a tendency to flex when you push the buttons. The flexion causes you to miss your click location. When used flat the mouse tends to jump around a bit and I really have to concentrate on making good clicks. The mousewheel is a pain and essentially useless to me. I always seem to be scrolling too far or the wrong direction. I think this product could really be improved upon by using a sturdy and lightweight material like aluminum instead of plastic and having a mousewheel for your thumb instead of the touch sensitive one.

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I have had it for seven months and it works as advertised. It does everything I need it to do. My only issue is that I am somewhat of a clutz and it does not take a beating well. Because it does not fit flush in the slot I've managed to chip some of the plastic off the front near the lazer pointer but it still works. Maybe the next model will address this. Otherwise it is an amazing piece of technology.

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Wonderful tool for us ''Roarriers''. The only problem is we don't all, in fact most of us don't own laptops with the express card slot. I only have one and It doesn't go on the road! The adaptor is available, but, no one stocks it! And, you can't buy it from Newton. Hey Carl, WAKE UP!!!!!

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This is the best gaget for your laptop. You no longer have to drag along a travel mouse. The extra benefit of a remote control for media apps is just frosting on the cake. Dazzle you friends with this, they'll all want one. It makes a great gift too.

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This is a very impressive mouse considering its size. All the features worked great and the cursor response was extremely quick and accurate. I have only used the mouse for a couple of days but look forward to more extensive use on the road.