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Cyber E Sport Orbita

Based on 4 reviews

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Pros

Innovative & interesting design, Perfect mouse especially for scrolling, 3D & multimedia usage, Flawless performance with revolutionary continuous scrolling, Support both vertical 7 horizontal scrolling, Wireless connectivity with 2.4GHz, User friendly GU
Very innovative design with infinite spinning/scrolling, Charging base doubles as USB receiver, Great build quality, overall feel, and Macinspired appearance, Silky smooth movement, Builtin rechargeable battery
Cool and innovative, Seems well made, Wireless, Includes carrying case, Includes different texture bases, Decent tracking on most surfaces
Unique styling and functionality, Precise tracking, Comfortable to use, Built in compass, Built in lithium ion rechargeable battery

Cons

Longer learning curve; patient is required, Default right click can be further improved, Not retractable USB cable, Price
Only an optical (not laser) mouse, Potentially steep learning curve, “Squeeze” rightmouse button results in accidental clicks, Requires too much of a delicate touch, Somewhat expensive at MSRP US$100
No 64bit support yet, Can be difficult to get working, Short cord length, Silicone cover attracts dust, dirt and hair easily, Does not like quick movements
Price, Availability, Learning curve, Cable length on charging station too short

By Hardware Bistro on April 11, 2009

Orbita mouse is one of the most innovative products that we have reviewed so far and honestly we have been searching a way to get this device for reviewing purpose and finally we get it. The result and performance of Orbita mouse is as good as we...

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By Viperlair on March 30, 2009

I freely admit that when I was asked to review this mouse, I wasnt expecting to write such a large review; larger than normal for a mouse yes, but there is just so much to talk about with the Orbita. Ive found plenty of different uses for the...

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By Engadget on February 16, 2009

Cyber Sport's Orbita Mouse doesn't want to be just another regular, boring mouse -- and its newness goes way beyond looks. We don't review too many mice around these parts, but this one seemed to call for some special attention, so we've...

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By FutureLooks on February 15, 2009

Who Would Want This Mouse It’s quite clear that the Orbita Mouse from Cyber E Sport was never really intended for mass market consumption. It’s going to be a device targeting a nice market and, as such, this may not necessarily be the...

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By DragonSteelMods on February 13, 2009

The Orbita mouse is a cool and innovative product that brings new life to the standard old mouse, it incorporates side buttons and a scroll feature thats rather cool. Sure its an innovative product but its something that is more of a niche item...

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By SlashGear on February 13, 2009

It may look like Apple’s ill-fated puck mouse, but the Cyber Sport Orbita Mouse is a whole lot cleverer under its silicone skin. Free-rotating for super convenient scrolling, the Orbita can be as simple as a new way to navigate webpages or as...

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By TweakNews on February 11, 2009

For those who spend their day scrolling through line after line of a spreadsheet or page after page of a document or website, the Orbita mouse can make life a whole lot easier. Rotating the entire mouse to scroll instead of using a wheel sounds...

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By DigitalReviews on February 09, 2009

The Orbita mouse. A mouse that lets you scroll through pages of information, or whatever else it is you need to do with an ordinary scroll wheel, without the hassle of moving your index finger (and instead moving your entire hand..) Read the full...

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By HardwareZone.com on December 22, 2008

In the end, the large surface areas of the buttons on the Orbita mouse were its main failings. It was too easy to unintentionally click on things and coupled with its below-par tracking, makes the Orbita Mouse a difficult product to recommend....

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By PC Advisor on November 19, 2008

The round Cyber E Sport Orbita mouse is a neat idea, let down by a twitchy right-click function set off by fingers in their natural rest position. Video editors, however, might find its ‘jog’ functionality impressive enough to outweigh other...

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