Kensington Pro Fit® Full-Size Mouse USB

I love this mouse! Not only is it good to look at, but it works like a champ! The size is very nice and fits my hand perfectly. Up to now, I've only had those little ones that seem to be for children. But this one is just wonderful........I almost think I should put out a little "cheese" for its hard work!!!!!

I prefer a corded mouse on the desktop computer. This one is large and fits well in a large hand. Installation was very easy - self finding driver - and functions as described. All in all a very good corded mouse for the price.

I wanted a PS/2 connection and I wanted forward/back buttons so this is one of the very few mouse products on the market that fits those criteria. Kensington's size description gives us no basis for reference. So, let me set the record straight. This is the largest mouse I've ever held. I've been using computers since the days of Windows 3.1 and I've seen and used many peripheral input devices. Believe me when I say this is large. The width is going to be just right for most men's hands. In that dimension, it will feel very comfortable. You've got to have long fingers for it, though. If your thumb isn't long enough, it won't reach the forward/back button without fatigue over the long term. Same with the left and right mouse button. I had to return this and get the other Kensington Mouse that also has "Pro Fit" in its title but does not have "full size" in the title. That other Kensington mouse is smaller than average (smaller than the average Logitech or Microsoft mouse) but it's a much better fit for me than this thing. Now that I've tried both of these, I'll say that Kensington mice have a good feel and good response. They work on my wood grain oak desk but I usually use a mouse pad to protect the wood. I haven't tried them on glass or polished stone. This mouse does not require a special driver in Windows 7. The generic driver provides functionality for all buttons. Using the generic Windows 7 driver, however, pressing the scroll wheel activates "universal scroll" only in those applications that are designed to function that way. In many applications, pressing the scroll wheel does nothing. This mouse has a built-in "speed" button that controls cursor movement speed but it seems useless to me. You click the button to toggle through several speeds. I just pick the speed that matches all the other mice I've used in my life and never touch it again. I guess the speed choice is good for gaming or something? Instead, I think I'd want a dedicated gaming mouse to play games.

I have always had good luck with Kensington mice. This one fits good in my large hand and all the functions work well. I highly recommend it.

I work from home and use my mouse at least 8 hours a day. This is very comfortable to use but may be a little big for a smaller hand. I find myself having to move my hand around a lot as I don't get a good grip on it due to the size. At times I have to click several times on something before it opens. Otherswise, good price and comfortable for wrist and long term use.

Plug & play, ergonomic, smooth action. The mouse is slightly wider than others I've had, so if you have large hands, this would feel very comfortable. Very responsive, lightweight, and comfortable.

Bought several of these for my parts counter guys who really like them. The are full size and comfortable on their hand and they like the scroll wheel and side buttons. Hopefully these new ones will last. I purchased one last spring and it stopped working just after the warranty period.

The mouse works as it should and fits in your hand well. I can use it for hours without fatigue. Site to store was great, but the service was kind of slow for a Saturday morning. Because this mouse so fits my needs and my budget, I plan on ordering another one for my business PC.

Left click button is sometimes non-responsive on this new unit. Of the four I've owned in the past several years, three of them only lasted about 12-18 months before the lasers failed. This new one didn't make it a single month. Size and features are good, but they just don't last long enough.

It is a great size and fits hand well. But the PC does not like it. It knows the mouse is there, but asks for a driver. There is no driver for this mouse, I called the Kensington to confirm this. They said it was plug and play, not on my pc buddy. It was sent back