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Input: I liked the design and feel of this mouse.  My computer was able to find and connect to it without too much trouble.  It works in Windows XP, OS X, and Ubuntu.  The problem I had with it right out of the box was that the middle button was too firm and wouldn't scroll very easily.  It hasn't gotten looser over time either, I have to lick my finger to get any sort of friction and get it to move.  Gross, I know.  The side scrolling isn't the greatest feeling either.<br /><br />After about a month of using it, another problem surfaced.  After clicking the left mouse button once, sometimes my computer registers two or more clicks.  This is really annoying when you're deleting email because it will delete the next email in line as well, maybe more depending on how many \\"clicks\\" are registered, though I only press it once.  I tried everything to see if it would go away, but it hasn't.  It's too bad to.  It is a nice compact little mouse.  I think I'm going to get rid of it and try the newer one that is basically the same design minus the presenter feature and exchanges the scroll wheel for a track ball.  [...]<br /><br />Update: I ended up working with Kensginton to get another mouse.  They wouldn't go for an exchange for the track ball version, but they did replace this one for free.  The exact same problems arose though, so the first one wasn't defective.  And I never got to try that other one with the scroll ball.  I just starting using crappy netbook mouses.  Someone needs to come out with an updated, more capable version of this one.

Nice if it worked properly