Kensington Ci95m

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Pros:

Simple setup, Tiny USB receiver, Budget price
Very small receiver; slim design; turns off automatically.

Cons:

Bland looks, Mediocre ergonomic design
Does not work on shiny surfaces; not software programmable.

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Last revision on August 22, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Simple setup, Tiny USB receiver, Budget price
Very small receiver; slim design; turns off automatically

Reviewers Didn't Like

Bland looks, Mediocre ergonomic design
Does not work on shiny surfaces; not software programmable

Expert reviews and ratings

At $39.99, the Ci95m is a decent mouse for the price, but for $20 more the Logitech V550 offers a better ergonomic design, a silky-smooth scroll wheel, and the ability to clip the mouse to your notebook for easy...

By LaptopMag on December 04, 2008

Kensington Ci95m Wireless Mouse w/ Nano ReceiverPrice: $39.99I have tried a number of wireless mice, most of them Bluetooth. Unfortunately, I fund that my PowerBook battery drains faster with Bluetooth turned on, and as much as I want to like...

By MyMac on October 01, 2008

Kensington’s Ci95m Wireless Mouse with Nano Receiver is made for travelers, and while it doesn’t specifically advertise itself as an ergonomic mouse, I found its slim form quite comfortable to use and relaxing in the hand. It’s great...

By Macworld on August 20, 2008