Check latest prices		Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer The updated IntelliMouse is among the recently released Microsoft mice using the new Tilt Wheel Technology, which allows the user to scroll horizontally. Bonus: it's available in a variety of shimmering metallic colors, making it an excellent choice for a style-crazed teenager or anyone else who takes computer style seriously.
Read full review Check latest prices		Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse Microsoft's updated Wireless Optical Mouse may be the ideal mouse. Reasonably priced at $45 and available in several metallic colors, it's the perfect choice for an everyday mouse. Plus, Microsoft's new Tilt Wheel Technology makes scrolling horizontally a lot easier.
Check latest prices		Logitech Click Optical Mouse A bona fide value at $24.95, this corded mouse is missing some of the functions we've come to appreciate, including Back and Forward buttons for easy Internet surfing, but its sleek design and program selector key make it a worthwhile upgrade from the lackluster mouse that likely shipped with your PC.
Check latest prices		Logitech Cordless Click Plus Optical Mouse Logitech adds a unique sixth button for switching windows to this wireless, five-button mouse, which makes it good for navigating through Windows. It also has a compact base and an updated ergonomic design, though it may feel a bit under-accommodating to those with larger hands.
Get more info Check latest prices		Logitech MX900 Bluetooth Mouse The crème de la crème of optical mice, the MX900 is Bluetooth enabled, and its array of buttons and functions makes it our top choice for serious mousing. It's also awesomely precise and comfortable to use for hours on end, although battery life lasts for just a few days between recharges. However, this luxury device's $99.95 price tag is excessive for all but the fanciest PC setups.
Check latest prices		Logitech Cordless Optical Mouse for Notebooks This mouse for notebooks may not be as tiny as some of the others we've seen, but it fits nicely into either hand, and it has a simple, sleek design that can't be beat. Plus, it comes with a handy case for travel and an ultracompact USB base that makes it perfect for a space-constrained desk.
Check latest prices		Kensington PilotMouse Optical Wireless This mouse feels great in your right hand, sporting the same rubberized sides and ergonomic grip as its corded cousin, the PilotMouse Optical. Plus, its wireless receiver is the best-looking of any we've seen. Its estimated 10-week battery life falls short of the competition, but its low price makes it best for an occasional user.
Check latest prices		Kensington PilotMouse Optical The rubberized sides and the symetrical, ergonomic shape of this mouse make it truly comfortable for either hand. Plus, its black-and-silver design is easy on the eyes. With a price hovering around $25, the PilotMouse Optical is a great choice for someone who wants an affordable mouse without giving up style or comfort.
Check latest prices		Belkin ErgoFit Wireless Optical Mouse Belkin switches into stylish gear with this sleek black-and-silver mouse. Plus, its ergonomic design ensures comfort for the right-handed. It fails to impress with a standard three-month battery life, but at an economical $40, it's a solid five-button wireless for those on a budget.
Read full review Check latest prices		Belkin Bluetooth Wireless Optical Mouse Belkin has jumped right on the Bluetooth input-device bandwagon along with Microsoft and Logitech. Unfortunately, this $80 device doesn't maintain Belkin's reputation as an inexpensive input-device manufacturer. All in all, this mouse is an acceptable choice, but you'd be wise to first consider the ambidextrous Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer for Bluetooth.
Check latest prices		Belkin Nostromo n30 Game Mouse Belkin's unique gaming mouse is the only device we could find that melds the vibrating sensations common to gaming devices with the typical navigational function of a mouse. However, serious gamers might not find it as fun as their trusty joystick, and it's too boxy for frequent use.
Check latest prices		Iogear USB Optical Mini Mouse This nifty little mouse is ideal for mobile professionals and graphic designers alike. Thanks to a tiny switch on the side of the mouse, its user can choose between three different resolutions, with the highest one (800dpi) offering about twice the accuracy of a standard mouse.
Read full review Check latest prices		Iogear Memory Mini Mouse 800 Iogear's lightweight and tiny Memory Mini Mouse 800 is a perfect complement to the mobile lifestyle. More precise than your typical notebook's trackpad or pointer stick, this mouse also has 32MB of built-in memory, allowing you to store your important files and documents directly on it as you would on a floppy disk.
Read full review Check latest prices		Apple Wireless Mouse Apple aims to dress up your desktop while eliminating pesky cord clutter with its sleek-looking Wireless Mouse. Rather than using RF, this stylish mouse connects with any Bluetooth-enabled Apple, such as a PowerBook. Read our review to find out if this device is for you.