Iogear GME521 5-Button USB Laser Mouse

Average customer rating: 2.0

Very Uncomfortable
Good mouse, short life
I`ve never seen such a big mouse
Iogear Laser Terrible
Is this a joke?

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Iogear GME521 5-Button USB Laser Mouse

Manufacturer: IOGEAR
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B000B7925Q

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Product Description

IOGEAR's new 5-Button USB Laser Mouse (the vanguard product in the company's new Laser 1600 Series) is an excellent tool for graphic designers, gamers, and desktop users.This new IOGEAR mouse uses VCSEL (Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser) as the light source, which provides 30x more tracking power than regular mice using an optical sensor. This means that the USB Laser Mouse will work on virtually any surface, with its extremely high resolution of 1600 dpi.Take full control of your computer with IOGEAR's 5-Button Laser Mouse. Two conveniently located side-buttons allow you to easily go back and forward in your web browser.Furthermore, the Instant-Access button, located right below the scroll wheel, quickly launches Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and other programs with a simple mouse click. Within Microsoft Office applications, the instant-access button allows you to perform common tasks such as Open, Save, Copy, Paste, and Print.

Customer Reviews:

Very Uncomfortable.......2007-05-13

I bought 2 and one worked for about 2 months before needing replacement. Its the most uncomfortable mouse Iv'e ever used I wish the other one would break too. I have big hands and this mouse still needs to be smaller. I feel like i have to strech my fingers to click and then it hurts my palm. I found a mouse that is much more comfortable and easy to use here is the link Microsoft Intellimouse Optical Mouse

Good mouse, short life.......2007-01-10

I really liked my Iogear mouse while it was alive. However, in less than a year, it stopped working, and I replaced it with a MS wireless mouse. I really didn't care for the hypersensitivity, but I did like the quick launch feature on this mouse. No matter what, though, I'll take reliability over gadgets every time.

I`ve never seen such a big mouse.......2007-01-04

I`ve never seen such a big mouse. I couldn't recognize it before I purchased. Think twice!

Iogear Laser Terrible.......2006-11-17

The Iogear Laser mice (mouses) are terrible. I bought this mouse (GME521) and the travel desktop mouse and the sensitivty & reaction of both mice are the worst I've ever seen. Good luck trying to point the cursor where you want it to go. The cursor dances across the screen even when I'm not touching the mouse. I've tried them on 2 different desktops and a laptop computer. It's a disgrace!

Is this a joke?.......2006-11-01

This must be some sort of joke - to release this mouse for sale.

It looks nice, and the hot-link buttons function well.

As a pointing tool, though, it is utterly useless. It is so sensitive that the slighest move sends your pointer to the corner of the screen. At first I thought that maybe I needed to adjust to the new mouse, or better yet, perhaps adjust the sensitivity.

Option 1: You cannot adjust the sensitivity. On to option 2...

Option 2: Maybe it's just me? Unfortunately not. When the mouse sits, untouched, on my desk, the pointer is slowly drifting across my monitor screen. Sometimes when I try to use it to select something, it is impossible.

I junked this POS, and went back to my older Dell/Logitech mouse.

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