Entered CNET Catalog: 09/10/2003
SKU: 0092636206130
Manufacturer: Targus, Inc.
Manufacturer description
The Targus Wireless Optical Notebook Mouse includes battery charger cradle, providing you a neat resting station for the mouse while recharging the battery while not in use. The small, compact, and ergonomic design along with the thumb-sized USB receiver makes it ideal for travel as well as comfortable for everyday desktop use. This mouse also features the latest optical technology for greater accuracy and ease of use. With aesthetic design on the outside, the latest optical technology inside, plus a charger cradle, the PAWM20U offers one of the best values available today.User opinions
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Great Mouse!
Pros: Covers the whole screen using VERY little space, Accurate and Fast
Cons: None, Except that others wrote bad reviews on some websites
out of 4 user reviews
Great mouse, easy to use with soft button clicks.
Pros: I have used this mouse for about 2 weeks and love it. I like the fact it goes to sleep during non use and wakes up at the click of any button. The flashing LED light on the transmitted is great, it shows mouse movement. I kinda like these little features.
Cons: Can not be charged through USB cable on cradle, even though it connects to the USB port you still need an AC Adapter to plug it in. Would have been nice to have a 100-240 volt adapter.
out of 4 user reviews
The BEST for your money!
Pros: I have been looking for a while for a wireless optical mice. The fact of the matter is that it is very difficult to find one mice with many great features. For instance, at an affordable price, perfect size, pretty to look at, a charger cradel, an on/of
Cons: The User's Guide should offer a more detailed illustration on its features and functionalities.
out of 4 user reviews
Too heavy, too flashy
Pros: Well, the obvious, not having a wire attached to it.
Cons: Having to carry 2 AA batteries inside, the mouse is big and heavy. After half hour of use my hand is tired and painful. To make things worse, the RF receptor attached to the USB port, that is on the right side of my new notebook, flashes at every mouse mo
