I bought this mouse before on the off chance and after 4 years of constant use doing digital work, the left-click finally started become less responsive. I had to buy another one! This is the only compact wireless mouse that I've found so far that perfect fits your hand shape as it has a very steep curve. Most others I've found are too flat and cause hand cramps after a little while. This is great - the battery seems to last for ages and the colour is pretty nice.

I wouldn't normally spend this amount on a mouse that I don't use for gaming but I wanted one that had no power saving mode like the awful TeckNet bluetooth mouse I purchased before. The mouse is small and only has 2 buttons but I can live with that for the use I put it to. The absence of a power saving mode is a big plus.

Perfect cooler to match my Mac cover, unfortunately the mouse clickers feel a bit too plastic and easily leave finger print marks on them. I did expect the mouse to be slightly heavier to have a bit more weight to it. Positive points would be that its easy to use and very stylish, performs easily.

People say it's too small - it probably depends on what you're used to. It doesn't reach the palm of a man's hand, sitting mostly under the length of the fingers, but I don't find that a problem. The wheel seems a little stiff when scrolling up and down, and the battery compartment cover was really quite hard to remove, but overall I find it to be OK.

I am very pleased with this HP 220 wireless mouse as it is comfortable to use and is responsive. It was ready to use in a matter of less than 30 seconds from when I inserted the wireless adapter into the USB slot of my laptop. It came with a AA battery for insertion in the mouse and it connected straight away. OK, is slightly smaller the HP X3900 wireless mouse which gave up after 4 years constant use.