Anorexic mouse needs to bulk up

(Credit: Newton Peripherals)

We've seen our fair share of what appear to be unusable mouse designs, mostly because they seem just too flat to be practical. And MoGo's latest Bluetooth line, at least by appearance, is no exception.

Not only do they look too thin to hold comfortably, but we'd be afraid of breaking them in two. MoGo touts their ability to recharge themselves in minutes inside a PC's card slot, which is a great idea--but only if you actually want to use them. We appreciate the charging concept and sleek design, as we did with the "Mogo Dapter," but these days there are other ways to charge a mouse easily, such as through a USB port. So to us, MoGo's mouse is yet another solution in search of a problem.

[jcorrao]

Have you actually tried using the mouse?

This is not consistent feedback to what customer are saying, they LOVE the ergonomics and ease of use.

[jcorrao]

Have you actually tried using the mouse?

This is not consistent feedback to what customer are saying, they LOVE the ergonomics and ease of use.

[nachoha]

You missed the point

You appear to have completly missed the purpose behind this mouse, you say it's nice that it can charge in a PC card slot, but the main purpose behind the mouse is that you can store it in your PC card slot and always be assured of having a mouse with you whereever you happen to be with your laptop. If they made it bigger it would defeat the entire point of the product.