[macflick]

I was just wondering what other options there are for a good blue tooth mouse aside from apples. I like having the design of a regual mouse. Suggestions?

Thanks!

[slpdLoad]

Radtech has some

[fisherKing]

kensington makes one,
logitech,
macally...

[iREZ]

we need more options for bluetooth mices...especially with laser mices. the only two bluetooth laser mice are the apple bluetooth mighty mouse and logitech mx1000 that comes with the keyboard set.

[spice003]

mx900 comes with keyboard set but its not laser. i getting mx1000 soon i like the switch on it to save batteries. had it before, but i paid $149 for it and didn't even use the keyboard. had to take it back could not afford it. you can get them on ebay with out the keyboard for way less.

[slugslugslug]

Originally Posted by iREZ 

we need more options for bluetooth mices...especially with laser mices. the only two bluetooth laser mice are the apple bluetooth mighty mouse and logitech mx1000 that comes with the keyboard set.

+ eleventy.

This has been driving me bonkers for the last year and a half: both Microsoft and Logitech make several good keyboard/mouse sets with lots of bells and whistles (and perhaps questionable design) and passable-to-excellent Mac OS X drivers. And both of them make a few Bluetooth sets. But neither of them has made their drivers work with the Bluetooth keyboards/mice, so you can't do any of the handy button/key reassignments. Yes, I know the OS lets you assign extra mouse buttons to Exposé and what-not, but Logitech and MS both let you assign arbitrary keystrokes to any mouse button or custom key.

It's especially galling that both companies introduced "designed-for-Mac" desktop sets this year (Logitech's is pretty, MS's is hideously ugly), when almost all shipping Macs include standard Bluetooth, and they both waste a USB port for some proprietary RF dongle..

At any rate, as far as mice go, at least, RadTech's look good on screen, but I haven't seen 'em in person yet...