Engage Wired Optical Mouse, Blue

I've gone through countless other and far pricier mice and trackballs, and this one works when all of those quit.

It has a decent amount of buttons and is a good size so your whole hand can rest.

I found, quite by accident, that this mouse is actually a Gigabyte GM-M6800. I bought it new, yesterday, and the Gigabyte sticker was on the bottom. The latest drivers for the mouse are on Gigabyte's support page, however, as of today, there is no...

I have mixed feelings about this mouse. It was great for 6 months - comfortable in my hand, cool buttons/features, responsive. Now, however, it freezes up every other day and I can't find any troubleshooting help for it! The cursor disappears into the...

After 6 months on my second Engage mouse it's ready for the scrap yard. It won't let a page load unless the mouse is moving and the wheel rolls the screen as it pleases, making the feature useless. Next time I'll spend a little more.

My MS 3000 comfort mouse died after 2 years.

I bought this for my wife just 3 days ago and she loves it.

Mouse is ok, but use the "XMouseButtonControlSetup.1.50.exe" free mouse driver. Just google it.

I was looking for a more economical mouse because I wear out the clickers so fast. I wanted one with a back button which is hard to find. This is just what I was looking for, wired, back button, comfortable grip and affordable price.

Its a good mouse but if using Windows 7 don't install the CD drivers just plug it in and it will work much better, the CD driver causes the two side buttons not to be programmable in games.