i need keyboard with shiny buttons, the more and the shinier - the better.
philmitchell
18 Dec 161#3
Been using one of these for well over a year now, and can't fault it .
Naith
18 Dec 16#4
Great mouse
manicminer7
18 Dec 161#5
Likewise, bought a few months a go for £8, a very good cheap and really functional mouse, had no issues with quality or use of.
Rabbit72
18 Dec 16#6
The same story with me, bought one of these nearly 3 years ago, prior that had been mostly using more expensive Logitech, Microsoft ans suchlike devices.
I'm quite heavy user, dropped this one a number of times, but up till now performing very well, strongly recommended, have some heat :sunglasses:
byallmeans
18 Dec 16#7
not sure about this mouse specifically, but bought something similar from technet (cost ~£10) and it had major lag. Not sure if this was just one-off, but can't recommend them, sorry
SuffolkLad222
18 Dec 16#8
Highly recommended this. It's what my whole office of 100 plus people use.
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"TeckNet Classic M002 Nano Wireless Mouse,6 Buttons,18 Month Battery Life,2000 DPI 3 Adjustment Levels"
£8.49 ~ £8.99
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I'm quite heavy user, dropped this one a number of times, but up till now performing very well, strongly recommended, have some heat :sunglasses: