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Friday, July 14, 2006

Bluetake BT500+ Bluetooth Rechargeable Super Mini Mouse
Posted by Bill Landon in Personal_Computer | Personal_Computer_Reviews | Personal_Computer_Hardware | (0) Comments |  

imageThis nifty little rechargeable, cordless, Bluetooth mouse is a great accessory for laptop users that have to have a mouse.  The mouse has a right, left, and scroll button.  It is pretty basic, but not without its benefits. The mouse features up to a 10 meter range and offers 800pdi resolution. The rechargeable AAA batteries are of the 700mA Ni-MH variety.

Pricing: It is priced competitively with other mice of similar functionality.

Pros: This thing is small.  It comes with a carry bag for the mouse and its accessories.  It is super easy to hook up.  Aside from setting up Bluetooth software, there is no other software, no messy drivers and the like.  It comes with two AAA rechargeable Ni-MH batteries so you don’t have to fuss with swapping them out all the time.  This mouse uses a cable to charge its self through USB and will function as a cored mouse while in charging mode. The mouse does have a power off switch to improve battery life for those times during long storage.

Cons: This mouse is SO small, that people with large hands “need not apply”.  Because there are no drivers, when the mouse dies, it’s dead.  There is no battery warning system to tell you its running low on juice.  The cable…it’s proprietary. If you break it, lose it, or forget it, you’re out of luck.

Overall, I found this mouse to competitively priced with other mice of similar capabilities and functionality.  It is nice and compact, perfect for travel with a laptop.  Your mileage may very with desktop use. I did not find it very desktop friendly.

By: Donelle Griffith





 


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