Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Mouse - Black $34 - 7N5-00005 @ The Good Guys

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Paustralian88 on 04/07/2016 - 19:26 thegoodguys.com.au (494 clicks)
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Designed to perform as beautifully as it looks.
The contoured and modern pairs wirelessly to your laptop or tablet with the latest Bluetooth Smart technology to instantly connect without wires or dongles.

Modern design
Stylish, ultra-thin profile complements your desktop.
2 Bluetooth Smart
Clutter-free and reliable experience utilising the latest in Bluetooth 4.0 technology. .
3 BlueTrack Technology®
Combines the power of optical with the precision of laser for remarkable tracking on virtually any surface.
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Designed for either hand
Ambidextrous design allows you to control your mouse in either hand.
Up to 6-Month Battery Life
Use your mouse for up to six months without having to change batteries. Battery status indicator tells you when battery power is low.
Three-Year Warranty

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  ReAvenger on 04/07/2016 - 19:43

  Most stores like Mwave, Dicksmith and CPL have them for $32, so which ever is closest to pickup is the best option

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  llama on 04/07/2016 - 20:00

  +4

  Looks trendy, but I bet it's mega uncomfortable! Like pushing a pack of PostIt Notes around the desk LOL

  I always liked the Arc mouse as a compact device, as it was compact but unfolded into something that an adult could use.

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    AussieGargain on 04/07/2016 - 20:24

    Still better than magic mouse.

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    tdw on 04/07/2016 - 22:26

    it's too flat for my liking. i used a cheaper, similar mouse (which was a tenth of the price) and got cramps in my hand. i've got small hands so i thought it would be comfy to use :\

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  Geekomatic on 04/07/2016 - 21:41

  I'm just astounded that in 2016, every mouse doesn't have back/forward buttons?

  I can't imagine having to go up to those stupid arrows EVERY time I wanted to go back/back out of web/folders…

  Am I the only one who calls, "deal-breaker" on mice w/o?

  Cheers

  PS: not knocking deal, just wondering your thoughts?

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    silverrat23 on 04/07/2016 - 22:00

    +1

    Well, in every computer lab away from home that I've been to, (libraries, uni, office, etc.) they've always been using stock mouses - the ones without the side buttons.

    When I need to go back, I usually press the backspace key on the keyboard.

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    AussieGargain on 04/07/2016 - 22:03

    back/forward buttons are not important to me TBH. I have mouse that as simple as two buttons, or as complicated as razor MMO. None of them shows me the importance of back/forward buttons. Full size keyboards are important to me tho. I use excel and BI heavily.

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    llama on 05/07/2016 - 01:33

    +2

    I've never used Forward and Back on my mouse. I own a keyboard.

    I usually open a new tab in a browser for the new webpage I want (to retain/leave open Google's main search I opened)

    I do the same, open in new Tab (by holding CTRL and clicking the link, not R-click > Open In New Tab (as that is twice as much work).

    So I click, read, (click backspace button).

    Ermmmm. If you open a new window from Google link, then clicking Back WILL NOT close it. There is redirect in there which immediately opens the URL again. Using BACK on the mouse doesn't close a new window from a normal link either.

    When I finish reading, I click the X on the window's tab.

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  Geekomatic on 04/07/2016 - 22:33

  I suppose it's a user thing, but having the button directly on the mouse makes it a whole lot quicker (vs. KB).

  I usually open a new tab in a browser for the new webpage I want (to retain/leave open Google's main search I opened), but then I sometimes end up with far too many tabs open! So I click, read, (click backspace button).

  Thanks for the feedback!

  :)

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  australian88 on 05/07/2016 - 10:33

  Picked one up. looks and feels premium and easy to use.