Genius Pen Mouse

By The Gadgeteer on March 18, 2013

Have you ever used a pointing device that wasn’t a mouse? I’ve used a trackball and touchpad, but they didn’t make me change from my mouse. When I discovered the Pen Mouse by Genius, I figured it was worth a try, especially since I...

By Maximum CPU on January 13, 2012

The mouse could be exceptionally comfortable for someone who has carpel tunnel syndrome, or experiences wrist pain from using a normal mouse. I experience this, and have used a trackball for years. I find that a trackball and a mindfulness to...

By TechwareLabs on September 27, 2011

This is a somewhat difficult difficult to quantify, since it is such a qualitative departure from traditional designs, and most metrics cater to specific markets. This mouse’s sensor defaults to a sensitivity of 1200 DPI, but with the...

By Hardware Secrets on April 21, 2011

While the Genius Pen Mouse is very sturdy and stylish, it can be difficult to get used to and at times, erratic to use. The documentation is poor and cleaning the lens is difficult. If you can get past these drawbacks, it is an inexpensive option for...

By Fusion Mods on April 13, 2011

One thing I always try to keep an eye out for is ergonomic peripherals. Even my current keyboard and mouse aren’t the standard ones you’d see on so many other desks. Today I’ll be taking the Pen Mouse from Genius for a test drive.Right...

By DigitalReviews on April 07, 2011

GeniusOne of the problems with input devices is that they may cause repetitive strain injury. That's why I am continually on the lookout for devices that are easy to use, lightweight and that will work on most any surface. I think the Genius Pen...

By 3dGameMan on March 22, 2011

Video Review: The Genius 2.4GHz Wireless Pen Mouse is your tradition wireless mouse in pen's clothing! It has a great range because it's 2.4GHz, 1200dpi optical sensor, pico recevier, designed for either hand and is comfortable to hold....