It very nearly performs the functions you'd expect from a mouse

It likes to randomly double-click when you're single-clicking. Such behavior is not desirable in file management. I'll keep my personal tale of tragedy to myself

Cheap price, a cable that's a few inches longer than competing mouses provides more flexibility with PC case placement

Not a very ergonomic design. Worked fine for 6 months, then left click button began wearing down. I would drag items and mouse would sometimes release them before I was ready. I also had difficulty picking up items to drag. Seemed to be able to...

It's cheap

it's cheaper, terrible on the hands, and like moving a brick across the desk

It works in your average mousey ways

Except that it likes to randomly double and triple click with both the left and middle buttons. The scrolling is twitchy at best

Cheap, Light

Started to break after 8 months. The laser won't work on all surface. I have it on my coffee table and the laser won't move the mouse. But a paper can fix that problem

Worked ; Good (enough) res / tracking

loud clicks - guess you have to spend over $100 to get away from this

very cheap, relatively comfortable, and looks fine

After 1 or 2 months, the scrolling no longer worked, and after about 4 months, the left click does not work about 15% of the time

Cheap mouse with a PS/2 connection

The mouse is not worth the price. Had problems with the mouse turning a single click into a double click even when the double click setting was turned off. Does not seem like this mouse works well with windows 7

Plugged it in and the light immediately came on ; My MotherBaord immediately recognised what it was and that's all I needed to happen

NONE AT ALL

Cheap mouse

You get what you pay for. Bought 2 of these one DOA the other one still working 6 months later. Win some lose some I guess. Optical mouse for this price, I guess I can't complain too much