SwiftpointProPoint Wireless Ergonomic Mouse, Powerpoint Presentation Clicker & Laser Pointer, Bluetooth Rechargeable for Laptops & iPads, Portable Mini Travel Design (Black)

On time delivery. I loved this mouse when I originally purchased a couple of years ago, unfortunately our then puppy chewed it. I had to wait and save for a new one. Spendy, yes, but well worth it!

As a grad student in architecture, I am constantly switching between multiple design and presentation software typically on the go or in a confined, lecture hall setting. This mouse was suggested to me by a friend and I have to say, while initially skeptical of its small size, I found it unbelievably comfortable and adjusted to it quite quickly. The compact size is incredibly convenient for classroom settings where you might use your laptop surface as a mouse pad and while the buttons aren't totally silent they do not produce that obnoxious heavy clicking sound of a typical mouse (another plus when you are trying to work quietly). The button layout can be configured but I have left mine as the default and the absence of the typical left/right buttons are no problem at all and I adjusted almost immediately. The tilt roller is a really nice function also. Switching the button on the bottom of the mouse turns it into a laser click/pointer which is great for switching through presentation slides and eliminates the use of trying to use a conventional mouse to do the same. Also really like that it seems to work on multiple surfaces with no problems at all. By and large, though, the compactness and comfortability of this mouse are its greatest strengths. Highly suggest giving it a try! (Bonus points for the charger being on the USB too!)

I give it a zero for now. I got it , took it out of the package and charged it. When to turn it on to use it and no dice. Was junk out of the box. Returning for another however the new one has not shipped yet and it's been returned for a few days now. Hmmm .Edit- after using for some time now after the replacement was received, it works well, very compact and easy to use. I'll give a 4. Would be a five if the buttons were changed just a bit.

I loved this mouse so much I bought a second one! My only complaint would be the desire to see more features - the ability to use without moving the mouse on a surface, another button and I would LOVE a real laser for presenting!However, the features on this mouse are rich and well done for the most part. I use one for a Surface and another for an X1 - would be sweet to have a switch to use one for both as well as a method to tell the two apart as when using them side by side it can get complicated if the two get mixed.It DOES take some time to get used to these and I don't know about using them for an 8 hour computer day nor gaming - but for travel they are excellent.The bad? Only the price. In a world of less priced mice these are on the top end but, hey, I did buy another so I thought it was worth it!

It's easy to learn. Except that right click, and especially middle click, are somewhat awkward. They are ok. I'm trying to place my grip lower on the mouse, but still wish these buttons were placed higher up.My main reason for deducting stars is that the control panel software doesn't work with USB. The manufacturer says this is coming, but I just paid $149 and cannot use half of the mouse features. 1) With the control panel, presumably, I can swap out the controls, thus making it much easier to access the tilt mouse features I need. 2) The tilt and scroll up/down function goes way too fast, so they are completely unusable. With the control panel software, I might be able to adjust this and use it. 3) The scrollwheel doesn't scroll as much as I want, making it essentially unusable for me. Again that might be fixable for me, however...I would like the scrollwheel to have much less resistance. The grippy texture of the scrollwheel is fine, but I prefer scrollwheels that move without as much pressure (although some of those are too easy to move).I look forward to trying this mouse for longer to see if I feel strain after repetitive use. I am a little worried that I will, but hopeful that it will turn out well.Hopefully I can update my review to 4 stars once I'm able to use the control panel software, and hopefully I won't feel ripped off. I also didn't see any warning about this before buying, and it would have saved me from disappointment if I had known.Edit: I have now used this for weeks, many hours a day. I am updating to add that the mouse stops working roughly four times a day and I have to turn it off and back on. This has been alright with me, but a little confusing and bothersome as I tended to wonder if my software has locked up, my computer, or the mouse. But now I am assuming it's the mouse. It's not happening on a regular basis, i.e. sometimes it will happen twice within a short period, and other times not happen for many hours. This happens even when charged - sometimes after I've charged it for many hours in a row.

I had heard about this mouse and been waiting to purchase it. I have had some concerns about carpal tunnel and have been looking to get away from my traditional mouse. I was hesitant because I thought it would be hard to adapt to a new style of mouse.I was wrong. I have been using the Swiftpoint Propoint for a day now and I love it. It is so convenient to use on the go and I can even use it to the right of my surface pro's touchpad. It worked last night on an airplane and definitely increased my productivity. Before getting this mouse I would just use the touchpad, which is so inconvenient.As an attorney, this morning I had the opportunity to use the Propoint as a presentation device at a mediation and it worked great. I loved being able to toggle back and forth between modes and it enables me to limit the amount of gadgets I need to bring to court or settlement proceedings.The pen grip is awesome and much more comfortable. You can tell it is made with quality materials and will last.Also, it was plug and play ready. Definitely would recommend!