Mogo Presenter Mouse X54 For Express/54 Laptops (mg-303-01-002-01)

		Award winning design with integrated kickstand which flips out to comfortably position the mouse Stores and charges inside your laptops Express54 card slot 2 New From  $ 45.00
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Customer Reviews
a really great and practicle mouse 2010-03-04 This mouse ia one of the most practicle mouse I have ever used. I am a masters student who has to work on presentations every week. And this mouse does a good job. Infact it is so easy to carry since it just rests in the express card slot. I highly recommend this mouse to anyone you has an express card slot in their laptops. The only bad thing about the mouse would be that it is too sensitive. Which I overcame with by decreasing the sensitivity in the mouse settings.
Had high hopes but they were crushed by lack of quality... 2010-02-15 I have always wanted to get this mouse but due to its high price I was reluctant to buy it. Just this week the price was down quite a bit so I decided to buy as a treat for myself. I have a Lenovo X200 tablet pc with built-in bluetooth that I take to the library often to study and wanted a compact mouse that would'nt take up too much room and this fit the bill perfectly. The first thing I did after opening it was charging it to max. After doing so I tested the connection and it got started with no problem. However, immediately I could tell the mouse action was very erratic and unresponsive. It wasn't accurate in its motions at all compared to where I was moving my hand and intended it to go. Needless to say, I was very disappointed. Then after about a minute of use it would become completely unresponsive and not move at all. I would have to re-add the mouse on my bluetooth control to get it to work again which is very frustrating and counter-productive. After one day's use I am ready to return it and forget about it. Not pleased at all with the quality of this product.
Great Travel Mouse - and Great for Power Point Presentation too 2010-02-05 Have an older Mogo mouse on PC card, and w/ new laptop, new Mogo mouse... Found all welcome improvements on this one. Positives --------- 1. Laser (old PC card was LED) -- works on most surfaces, even black. Just does not work well on glass (or really glossy) surface as suspected. 2. Separate on/off button, so that it works flat (without using the stand lifted). Sometimes using it flat is better in a tight spaces. 3. Scroll -- works well and as expected. Much needed improvement. (see below for Power Point Presentation Tips also). 4. Integrated media (play/stop/mute, forward, backward, volume) mode works well w/ my HP media laptop connected to TV or playing my itunes music. 5. Although not marketed as Presentation mouse, great w/ Powerpoint (and PDF full-screen) presentation. - Put Powerpoint (or PDF in full screen, ctrl-L) in presentation mode. - left button to forward (as any mouse) - scroll up (presentation slide backwards), if you need to back up. - scroll down (slide forward). WARNING: do not go past the last slide. - Scroll up/down, using default settings, offers just about right level of sensitivity to use it in a business presentation. - No laser, but that's ok. I prefer having this mode AND the media control than the presentation version of Mogo mouse. 7. Obvious benefit of having your really usable mouse always charged and with you. Negatives --------- Really none. Even price I paid was equivalent to normal laser mouse retail price (not sale). Neutral ------- 1. Stating the obvious, make sure you have bluetooth on your laptop end, or 2. go purchase a small (marketed as nano) bluetooth USB module between $5 ~ 9.99 on sale. Tip: try to get one based Broadcom or CSR chip (most are), if identified in the packaging. These offer most compatibility (or least compatibility related issues).
Worst relability & good concept 2009-11-19 MoGo X54 died after 2 weeks of great use. NO reply to my emails. It was working like charm for two weeks and dies all of a sudden. Customer service was pathetic and didn't reply to emails. DON'T BUY AS COMPANY DON'T STAND BEHIND IT'S PRODUCT. PERIOD.
A+ Concept But Compromised Usability 2009-11-10 If you're into high-tech luxuries, you're probably irresistibly drawn to the extreme novelty of this mouse: its cool-factor is definitely off the charts. In terms of practical use though, I have very mixed feelings about it. As a PowerPoint controller and laser pointer, it's great, and if your living requires you to give a lot of presentations from your laptop, the stow-away form factor of the Mogo mouse gives it the edge versus other Bluetooth presenter devices. As a mouse though, it's far from perfect, and frankly, it doesn't come close to the comfort and precision offered by prototypical mice. The Mogo mouse's flat form factor makes it awkward to use and the chassis flexes a bit whenever you click its buttons. The tracking can also become a little jumpy once in a while, but this is a very typical problem that I've experienced with many different brands and models of BT mice on various computers. The mitigating factor in my gripes is that the Mogo mouse is not meant to be a replacement for a home mouse, and this is true. Still, I just wanted to make it explicitly clear that you're probably compromising comfort and usability for ultimate portability with the Mogo mouse. In my case, in the 3 months or so that I've owned it, I very rarely use the mouse functionality of the Mogo and find myself just using the God-awful pointer stick on my laptop because the pointer stick offers better control and tracking, in general. Even in retrospect though, I still can't give the Mogo anything less than 4 stars because it really is a neat device and works very well as a presenter and at least serviceably as a mouse. As a final note, I've used the Mogo Presenter Mouse in both Vista Business SP2 (32-bit) and Windows 7 Professional Build 7600 (32-bit), and the device works in both presenter and mouse modes without problems. Bottom line from me: get it if you value portability above all else and/or just like cool toys; otherwise depending on your needs, there are better and/or less expensive devices out there.