- This lightweight cover is contoured to fit your Nook Color smooth, rounded edges
- Protects from bumps, dents and scratches // Profesional Portfolio Case with easy to Carry Handles
- Material: Durable Synthetic Leather with strong Straps to hold in your eReader while you are reading
- + Includes a eBigValue (TM) Determination Hand Strap Key Chain to attach to your keys as a reminder
- + Includes a Graphic Designer Stylus Pen, Can be use to navigate your iPad and including to edit pic
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Black Slim Hard Nylon Cube Portfolio Cover Carrying Case For Barnes & Noble NOOK COLOR eBook Reader
Sunday, September 28, 2014
PDair Black Crocodile B41 Leather Case for Nokia E72
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Unisen iPazzPort Pro Mini KP-810-10-A Wireless USB Handheld Keyboard and Multi-Touchpad w/ Laser Poi
- Backlit Keyboard, Multi-touchpad, 70+ keys, dedicated Mouse, Arrow, and Multimedia Keys
- Multi-touchpad and Scroll Bar--allows for scrolling, screen flip, mouse click and Smart Phone.
- Multi Language Support
- Tested and Compatible with Google TV, HTPC, IPTV
- Connects via 2.4Ghz RF USB Dongle, works from up to 33' away. Dongle conveniently stores inside
Keep in mind, you probably wouldn't want to type a dissertation on this, but for small searches and clicking to run or stop stuff this is great.
Limitations the touch pad is sensative. There is probably some setting but I got used to be more careful with my taps. The key action is fine for its purpose. I also like the auto off feature. I cannot tell you how many nights I went to bed and left this on. I have had it about 2 months and haven't needed new batteries, still plenty of charge. I use it every night about an hour or 2.
I highly recommend this product for this purpose. Oh, my other complaint is that now that I can sit on my couch and type, I only wish my eyesight were better to see what I am typing!
Saturday, September 20, 2014
J5 Android Mirror - Use your Android on your PC!
Their support was very helpful. A must have!!!I like the notifications on screen and the auto rotation. Someone said it doesn't work on root but it works well on mine; I don't install custom roms. I use a rpd app also but think they are better for pc access. Depends on what you are trying to gain. I use it on my pc for travel when there is no wifi connection. No need to tether or pay for tether for that matter. Kids get full screen movies and games on the road. No need to carry additional electronics. I made it as a portable .exe, so I use it at work no installation required on company pc. And with the notifications no need to ever pick up my phone at work at my desk. Worth the buy even tho I paid more than what it is listed now. Hope this helps.
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couldn't load correct software for either of my phones to work properly with this device. Not recommended unless you are a programmer.Read Best Reviews of J5 Android Mirror - Use your Android on your PC! Here
Works great I use it to play my android games on my pc with mouse and keyboard.More than expected.
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Great product! Easy to get started. Allows you to use internet from your phone on your laptop when you don't have a wireless hotspot. Lets you text message with your keyboard and use the mouse to navigate screens.Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Palm 3170WW USB Desktop HotSync Cable
- Synchronize your Palm handheld or smartphone with USB-enabled computers
- Six-foot cable reaches around monitors, under desks
- Compatible with the following models: Treo 755p, Centro, Treo 750, Treo 700p, Treo 700w, Treo 700wx, Treo 680, TX, LifeDrive, Tungsten E2, Tungsten T5, Treo 650
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I am sorry I can not give a review as the product is not for the Palm I have.I would appreciae advise on process to return it.The package was not opened,as I could see that the prongs were different than on my Palm.Read Best Reviews of Palm 3170WW USB Desktop HotSync Cable Here
Cable didn't work for my treo 700p. When plugged into the phone, the computer played a weird sound. The computer knew the cable was there, but it wouldn't sink with the phone. I'm not entirely sure it is the fault of the cable though, I think there are other computer/phone related problems on my end!This Palm 3170WW USB Desktop HotSync Cable is a better product than the one I received with our Tungsten E2. It fits in much better, where the original was always a struggle to get it in and have it stay in place. We are very pleased with this product and the cost was very reasonable.Had no problems with this item . Super fast service. Would order from them againFriday, August 15, 2014
rooCASE Super Bubble Neoprene Sleeve Case for ASUS Zenbook UX31E U32U 13.3-Inch Laptop (Orange / Bla
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Black/White Mounting Boards 11 X 14" 5-Pack
- Smooth Black/White with White Core blank 11 x 14" (5 per pack).
- Mount Boardfor Digital & Traditional Photos.
- Acid Free/ pH neutral.
Friday, July 18, 2014
JAVOedge Austin Flip Case for Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch (Purple)
- Specifically made for the Barnes & Noble Nook Touch Reader
- Built-in kickstand is easily propped open for hands-free reading
- Magnetic closure allows for hassle free access to your Nook Touch Reader
- Design of the Case allows for complete access to the screen and device features
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When I first bought my Nook Simple Touch I planned on just using it as-is, since it is so incredibly light and easy to carry that it seemed almost a shame to add a case to it. But, after lugging it around the house and to the gym a few times, it started to feel more and more fragile and I noticed more chances for it to get scratched, dropped, cracked, etc.I looked at a lot of cases and settled on the JAVOedge Austin flip case. Out of the box, I will say that I was a little concerned with how bulky the case felt. Part of this is just the nature of adding any case to such a small ereader, and part of it is because the extra kick-stand on the back adds a little more thickness than usual. For the first few days while I got used to it I told myself I would just use the case when taking it outside, and would slip the Nook out and use it without the case around the house. It has been a few weeks now and I have yet to take the Nook back out.
I love the softness of the fabric on this case it feels nice in your hand and seems to be pretty high quality for the price. The Nook definitely feels secure and protected, but it is still easy to access all of the buttons and ports as-needed. And the kick stand on the back, while initially bulky, has become one of my favorite features. It's really easy to set this case upright on a table or on your chest if you're lying in bed so you don't have to hold it non-stop while reading. A first world problem, maybe, but if you read a lot and don't mind the extra bulk it adds to the case, it's worth it.
Would give this 4.5 stars if I could.
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
iPazzPort 2.4GHz Mini Wireless Fly Air Mouse Keyboard with IR Remote
My setup in the living room is a large television and an HTPC running XBMC. I've used at least five other devices or combination of devices to control this setup and each of them had their advantages and disadvantages. This remote/keyboard is much better than all of the other options overall, and even in situations where it isn't the best option, the compromises it makes make sense.
The importance of the IR remote on the back can't be overstated. Even though the buttons are limited, each of them has two modes (TV and AV). This remote would not be adequate for anything more than turning the television on, changing the channel, adjusting the volume and changing the input.... But that's all I needed it for anyway. These simple buttons allow me to throw my Television IR remote in the drawer and only take it out when I need to access some special function, which is almost never. In AV mode I mapped the buttons to common functions of the XBMC program, but all of those functions are also accessible from the keyboard side so it's somewhat redundant.
The keyboard itself is a good compromise. Since there's no need for a touchpad, there is more room for keys, which makes finding the character you need easier. Almost all the keys are pretty much where they would be on a full size KB, and those that have been relocated make some sort of sense. There are page up and page down keys on the side of the device, which I haven't ever needed but they don't get in the way either. A possible improvement would have been to reverse the Function and F keys by default. I press play a lot more often than I press F6. The keyboard is lit (red/amber) from underneath (You can turn this on or off) and each key can be identified easily in the dark.
The air-mouse function was a surprise to me, I thought it would be, at best, a barely tolerable way to move the mouse when I needed to for some reason and I didn't want to go find my wireless mouse that is always where I didn't sit down. In fact it works really well and is without a doubt my favorite way of controlling the cursor short of a real wireless mouse (which, let's face it, can't be beat). It is surprisingly smooth. I turned the mouse sensitivity down a couple of notches in windows to allow for more accurate pointing. There are 2 ways of moving the cursor, both using the same air-mouse button either "Click cursor movement on Click cursor movement off" or a "Click and hold to move Release to stop". Both of these work well, but some situations demand one or the other, and it's nice that they are both always available. It just depends on how long you hold the button. Another great feature is the ability to rotate the air mouse so you can hold it like a remote if you want and the movements are natural, or rotate and hold the KB sideways and the mouse will work correctly in that orientation. Impressive. The only annoyance I have with the mouse functions are clicking the left and right mouse buttons themselves. You are usually using your thumb to hold the air mouse button, so you have to release that button to press either of the mouse buttons. If you are using the click-on-click-off method, clicking these buttons invariably moves the whole device just enough to take you off-target the millisecond you press the button. If you are using the click and hold to move method, Clicking and dragging becomes impossible with one hand and unnatural with 2. I wish there were mouse buttons on the side (Like the page up and page down buttons, but on the other side) or on the bottom so I could use them with my index and ring fingers as I held the air mouse button down. Maybe next model...
So almost all of that was good, here's some more good and bad things:
Good: Price, delivery, rechargeable, receiver stores inside, you can turn the IR side and the KB sides off separately.
Bad: Feels cheap, Instructions are sparse, poorly translated and in the case of the IR learning function, just plain wrong. IR transmitter isn't particularly impressive in range or strength. I wish the arrow keys rotated their orientation the way the air mouse does.
I've paid 3 times as much for products that did only half of what this one does and not as well. While not perfect, the price brings this up to 5 stars for me and I will never build a HTPC for a friend without insisting they get one of these.This is my first product review on Amazon, because I just had to say how much I love this little gadget! It has turned four devices into one. I no longer need a separate mouse, keyboard, TV remote & DVD remote. In doing research, I quickly realized that it was down to 2 items. This one & similar devices which had a track pad instead of the air mouse. Realizing how many times I got frustrated over messed up typing on my laptop, due to accidentally touching the track pad, I did not want to repeat this headache. And forget the reviews that complain about a learning curve. If you can use a Wii or Kinect controller, you will master this thing in seconds. Indeed, the mouse buttons are backwards, but I imagine most people will use this with their right hand, therefore making the device actually easier to use. And I had no difficulty keeping the mouse pointer steady when clicking the mouse button.
I have only 3 very minor complaints. First, if the mouse pointer is inactive for awhile, then it goes to sleep/freezes, but a click of the middle mouse button quickly gets it going again. Second, the mouse pointer doesn't always stay aligned with this device. But I found a super easy way to deal with this is to just "bounce" the pointer against the TV screen edge & get it back to where you want it. And lastly, the user manual's broken English on how the device learns your TV/DVD remote's functions isn't that clear. Once you do understand, I found the way it does it is ingenious & intuitive & wished all universal remotes were this easy. All you basically have to do is:
1. On this device click on TV or AV (i.e. DVD player), then click the set button until the little light stays on.
2. Face the front of this device toward the face of your remote.
3. Click a function on this device (e.g. the volume up button), then click the equivalent button (the volume up button) on your remote long enough for the little light on this device to flash & wallah, it can now do that function.
4. There are about 8 basic functions you can set & after repeating the above step until you have copied all the functions you need, press this devices set button to complete the process.
I like how compact this device is. My coffee table is no longer littered with numerous big devices. True, just like on a smartphone, writing lengthy paragraphs are a pain. So I save the dissertations for my regular computer.
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This little remote and the Amazon seller, "Key to Success" both deserve 5 stars. The remote arrived safely and promptly and I am impressed by the packaging and the quality of the remote itself. The included instructions took only a couple minutes to review and the step by steps actually had it tied to my computer in even less time. I thought there would be more to getting the "air mouse" working but once I plugged in the tiny wireless usb nub, the drivers self loaded, and bam, the cursor on the screen was being controlled by the remote.Another reviewer mentioned the cursor jumping around so web buttons couldn't be clicked accurately. I noticed that too, however there's a huge button that will lock the cursor to the spot you want and then the left or right mouse buttons can be clicked. Simple!
I recently ordered a "mini" android pc (mk802) to turn our bedroom plasma tv into a cool computer-connected entertainment center. This remote with its back-lit keyboard, hand motion gyro sensor mouse, and additional learning IR remote (for turning the tv on and off) makes everything work together wonderfully.
And, yes, I am using it right now to type this review!
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This little guy really crams a lot of functions into a package with the size and feel of a medium-sized remote control alone. The pictures didn't really do it justice. All the keyboard and mouse functions are on one side of the device, and the IR (infra-red) AV remote buttons are on the flip side. Training the IR commands is very intuitive and much simpler than other learning remotes I've owned (which often require complicated de-coding [un-learning] steps if you make a mistake or wish to change a function). This unit will simply overwrite a key's previous code which in my experience is far preferable to figuring out how to de-code what may have previously been programmed. Incidentally, because it is a learning remote, it can be trained to mimic most any IR remote control function. I've trained mine to mimic my WMC remote, a couple AVR functions, and even my retractable projection screen. Although it has only two modes (ostensibly TV and AVR), the buttons within each mode can learn commands from assorted remotes. You're not restricted to just two.Tha air mouse takes a bit of getting used to (as does any HID format), but is remarkably precise. The greatest shortcoming is the inability to scroll or drag and drop. If I have a mouse-intensive task to do, I'll grab my optical mouse -but this is my HTPC, after all. I don't use it for CAD designing or word processing. And it sure is great having a virtually full (albeit, no number pad) ILLUMINATED keyboard in the palm of my hand, for typing in Google search words or song/video titles from my media library.
My only complaint is that it is very easy to miss in the microscopically small print of the manual the fact there are two on/off switches -one for the keyboard/mouse side, and another for the IR remote side. I nearly missed this and was about ready to send it back, when I realized the IR side didn't work because I hadn't turned it on. Incidentally, it is not necessary to turn these on and off all the time. I've used mine for over a month w/o turning it off and the battery still seems plenty strong on its initial charge. When necessary, it is rechargeable within a few hours according to the manual, via its USB cable plugged into your computer.
One other thing to watch out for, especially if you have a drink holder in each arm of your viewing chair. I seldom partake of more than one drink at a time, so I tend to use one holder for my drink and the other for the remote control. It's important to decide which will go where and then stick to it consistently. If you don't, you're bound to make the mistake I did. This diminutive remote will fit very nicely into a glass of Scotch. Consider yourself warned. (If it happens, don't let it marinate. Remove it immediately and take a quick gulp of Scotch to calm your nerves. The pat it dry and remove the battery. Let it air dry 24 hours before trying it again. If you're lucky, as I was, it will be none the worse for the dousing.)
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Buttons stopped working less than 2 months, there is not warranty on this unit, so if it dies you are screwed and no one to return to!!!First Amazon refused to take it back, but because it was packaged and shipped by them, they finally agreed for full refund, I just wish they would tell customers that these units don't come with any kind of warranty.
If I have the receiver in the back of my HTPC the mouse cursor is jurky and keeps getting stuck from less than 10 feet away,
Very annoying that mouse buttons are backward!!!
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Rocketfish Canvas Spectator Tablet Case for Apple iPad 2 and iPad gen 3,Gray
- Compatible with iPad 2 & the New iPad
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Best IPad case on the market! I've have had several and this one is by far the best! I've it!Tuesday, May 20, 2014
SanDisk 2GB Secure Digital Card (SDSDB 2048-P36, Retail Package)
- Speed performance rating: Class 2 (based on SD 2.00 Specification)
- SD cards are fully compatible with all SD-compliant devices
- Optimal performance for your digital device
- High quality and reliability backed by a 5-year limited warranty
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I have numerous camera,GPS, devices that use this versitile card.has never let me down.
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Bought two of these for my digital camera, whose connection won't work with Linux. Saves photos effortlessly on the card, and they're easily transferred to my PC via the SD card slot. SanDisk has always made the best SD cards, so don't buy anything cheaper. For the price I paid for these here on Amazon, you probably won't be able to find anything cheaper anyway. Highly recommended.Want SanDisk 2GB Secure Digital Card (SDSDB 2048-P36, Retail Package) Discount?
It works great, I send my mother in law pictures for her to view on the picture viewer that we got her for Christmas, I only wish they were cheaperI can't recall exactly when I bought this SD card, but I use it in my point and shoot Canon Elph as well as my Nikon D80. I shoot anything from random everyday pictures to weddings. I've never had a problem with a SanDisk SD card.Saturday, May 10, 2014
Targus PA810U Stowaway Portable Keyboard for Handspring Visor Edge
- Work Faster. Save More Time with The Stowaway Portable Keyboard
- Quickly Type Meaningful Email Messages, Notes or Data All On Your Handspring Visor Edge.
- Alleviates The Frustration of Relying On Graffiti to Enter Data or Pecking At Cough-Drop Size Keys with Your Stylus.
- Folds to Fit In Your Pocket or Purse
- Special Keys Link Directly to Visor Calendar, Address Book, to Do List, and Memo Applications
Until you get used to it, attaching my PDA to the keyboard is tricky. This is probably due the way Handspring designed the connector and not the fault of Targus.
The other problem I have is most of the time when I connect the keyboard to my PDA the keyboard won't work unless I detach it, disable the keyboard in the Keyboard program, reattach the keyboard, reattach the keyboard, and then reenable the keyboard software.
With some experimentation I found that if I just disable the keyboard software before detaching the keyboard, I didn't have this problem. The drawback is remembering to disable before detachment, and enabling after attachment.
Aside from these two minor problems, I still regard this as an excellent product.
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I transitioned from a Franklin Planner to a Visor Edge PDA.I got my keyboard yesterday, and installed the software for the keyboard as soon as I got into the office, and took it to my first meeting of the day. One of my co-workers has the same Visor Edge that I have, and was floored when he saw how easy it was to use the keyboard. He travels alot more than I do, and lugs a laptop around. He is buying one for himself ASAP.
I was able to take more detailed notes faster than I usually do, and was able to synch and share my notes via e-mail.
If you have ever considered getting a keyboard like this for your PDA, I wouldn't hesitate a moment longer.
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This is a handsomely designed keyboard for users on the go, and it's ideal for Palm fans hoping to avod the frustration of tapping or drawing one letter at a time. It's portable, works quickly, lasts for a long time with batteries, and folds into an appealingly small package. This adds a new level of functionality to your Palm, and it's doubtful that most users will go too far without it.Of course, you'll need a flat surface to make this work, and you should beware of the dizzying variety of different keyboards, each with their own compatibiilities (or lack thereof). I don't "Palm" without it.
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shipped out quickly, on time,and package was as promised.Monday, May 5, 2014
Wireless USB Presentation Remote Clicker Pen
- mcrosoft powerpoint pen
- red laser pointer
- PowerPoint Presenter Pen
- USB RF Presenter
the laser pointer is weak sometimes.
good for the price.
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I just received the product and everything works fine. The clickers are a bit loud, but I'm not bothered by it, considering the price. I hope it lasts :-)Read Best Reviews of Wireless USB Presentation Remote Clicker Pen Here
Simple; this remote works from the distance I need to use it from and doesn't experience the delay that the last one I had did. I am usually about 40 feet from the device.Somewhat cheap feel, light thin plastic, but it works well. Good range from about 15 yards away, plenty big enough for a lecture hall. Laser works fine as well. This is the same product as the laser pointer which looks similar but costs a few bucks more and has many reviews. It's not the best presentation remote, but at this price it exceeds expectations and does everything it needs to.Sunday, March 23, 2014
Replacement Stylus - Handspring Visor (Neo,Pro,Deluxe,Platinum,Prism) (3-Pack)
- Custom Designed for the Handspring Visor Neo/Pro/Deluxe/Platinum/Prism (3-Pack)
- Tired of searching for your stylus? Lost the original stylus already?
- Keep extra styli at home, at the office, in the car or wherever you use your PDA.
- This one-piece stylus comes in black and fits in the stylus silo of your handheld
- Made of high quality, rugged and long lasting plastic
Pros: They fit in the stylus holder ok and they're reasonably cheap. You get three and you'll probably lose some so that's nice. Just be sure to put the spares somewhere that you'll remember.
Cons: These are one piece shaped alike versions. They have no removable end with a reset wire like the original. They're sort of crusty to use just don't feel good in your hand and aren't finished very well.
Overall: They work. It might be hard to find an original replacement now and even if you do they'll be expensive (relatively) and you'll probably lose another one if you lost the first. I'd say they're ok if you can't afford or can't find an original replacement.
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I bought this thinking that it was the same as the original stylus I'd lost. Forget it. It fits well in the slot, works well to write Graffiti, but it does not have the reset pin hidden under the stylus head/cap. If not having a built-in reset pin is not a big deal for you, then this is a good buy.Saturday, March 22, 2014
PDair BX1 Black Leather Case for Archos 70 Internet Tablet (8GB)
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Tripp Lite BC350 350VA 180W UPS Desktop PC / MAC Battery Back Up Compact 120V, 6 Outlets
- 350VA/180W power capacity
- $100,000 Ultimate Lifetime Insurance; 3-year warranty
- 6 AC outlets (3 UPS/surge, 3 surge only); 6-ft cord with right-angle plug
- Compact desktop design
- Reliable battery backup and surge protection
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I use this in my home network mainly for providing temporary power support to the modem and router during power shortage. Due to some special situations, although I've got this for only 2 months it already went through several challenges and so far it works fine. Saves me lots of time re-setting my modem & router which I had to do everytime after a power shortage before I got this UPS. I only wish they can increase the space between each plug becuase I can only fit 2 those "big-head" adapter plugs into it and the 3rd one was wasted.This unit is reasonable small, so it fits well in the space I had. Don't plug any big loads into it, it won't last long. It's only 350VA, so take that into account. It's fine for my needs, but make sure you know your loads.It is a good price, but the unit will only last about two months. We have bought over thirty in the last year and most of them are now being replaced with other units. They have been huge wastes of money!It was the cheapest unit of this capacity that i was willing to try. (Student = budget is tight...) I bought it for my modem and router.Seem to work fine when power drops, but don't know how long it will keep the loads going.
When i bought it, i neglected to note that it doesn't have a user-replaceable battery, or a computer data link. In this day and age, i just expected it to have both, as units $15 more expensive have... So, the battery setup is just environmentally irresponsible. And the lack of a data link means it's only good for short power outages, if used to power a computer. Otherwise, at this VA capacity, it will just allow the computer to crash 5-10 minutes later than without power backup...
SO, shame on me for buying this unit, and on Tripp-Lite for putting its fine name on it... I just didn't have any spare money for something better...
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
GTMax 2.4 GHz Wireless 2 in 1 Handheld Rechargable trackball Mouse for Desktop- Black + (Computer LC
And just in case you think I'm just being hard on this product, check out these gems from the "manual." Seriously, go on craigslist and pay a college kid $100 bucks to proofread your translations before you mass produce them...
"It save power when light shining one second."
"Usability diameter is less than 1.5mm tiny objects like toothpick inserted DPI hole and so on."
I'm gonna post a picture to show you what I mean by the mouse size. This will hurt your hand if you use it. Be Warned.It is not cheap, but it is made cheaply...as in poorly made. The basic design is good, but I wish someone like Logitech would make one of these in high quality. The ball fits to loosely in the socket which makes for poor cursor movement. It also needs to be larger. It is to small for an adults hands.I really like it. it is a little awkward to use on the table but i really like the thumb ball. Easy to hold and the range is great. I love it for watching TV on the computer i don't need a table to work the mouse on i just sit back and relax. the ball is a little loose but it rolls smooth. I also like that it is rechargeable and can be charged when in use but it last a long time on a charge if you turn it off. over all i like it not great for quick precise movements but for surfing or watching shows it works great. it fits so nice in my hand never put it down.I really like the idea. I had a finger mouse which after many years has finally died and I thought I would try this. For the price it is not worth it. I have no problems with the fit or the roller ball, but the scroll wheel is terrible. When you scroll it might go up or down or both. SOmetimes it scroll down for a little bit and then jumps back up. Very annoying and not useful. Save your money and buy something else.Some reviewers felt this trackball is too small or didn't have design that would be comfortable to use. I thought the size and design were perfect -it was very comfortable to hold and operate the buttons/trackball. I'm a 5'7" woman with small hands, and it could have fit my hands better if it were a bit smaller. My guess is that this will fit almost all female hand as well as the hands of men that are average or smaller than average.
Now for the bad part: The one I got simply didn't work. I charged it. The buttons worked (could select) but the cursor did not respond to the device at all. The instructions are all but unintelligible -there might have been something in them to clue me in, perhaps the puzzling procedure described that looked optional. There was a support email address provided, but as of over a week later have not received a response. So looks like this will be a return.
I like the design so much, though, that I might order another one in the hopes that it would work. And I might give the puzzling procedure that involves sticking a toothpick into a hole in the mouse a try too.
Wish some more reliable company would produce a small wireless handheld trackball. So many people are now couch-computing that there must be a growing market for handheld wireless devices, including for those who don't have very large hands.
Logitech's equivalent (with the ball on the side) is way too big to hold in my hand and even a bit too large to use comfortably laying on a surface.
One reviewer felt it required too much cleaning. Having used trackballs a lot, I think that just goes with the territory, is something trackball users have to accept. (I'd expect to clean this one weekly.)
If I have some success with this, I'll update review.

