Any idea how well it would work on a slippery, curved mouse <http://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00HEX9JSK>?
153078
I think it would work very well for a slippery mouse. You can cut it to any size which is nice. It works very well on my phone for grip. I've had to replace it on a corner of my phone and it doesn't leave any sticky residue at all which is nice.
153079
I think it would work great. You can cut it into whatever size/shape you want. I have used it on my tv remotes and cordless phones and it works well. I haven't found anything to compare to this stuff.
146515
This tape is excellent and I've used it on a Xbox controller, I would say yes but be sure to wipe it down with alcohol to make sure the tape adheres well, also I discovered on curved surfaces you must cut your pattern well to prevent creases, also heating it up helps with curves and adheres much better than without. Here's some good tips on YouTube should you need more.
153080
That is one strange looking computer mouse, and yes it should work fine. Prep the surface with a wipe of rubbing alcohol for best adhesion, to remove hand oils.
153081
It should work great. Just put it wherever you need it for grip and you'll be good to go.
597964
I'm not sure as I use my mice on felt surfaces. You can get in touch with Genuis here: http://www.geniusnet.com/wSite/np?ctNode=97&mp;=4
799226
I can't tell you. I've never tried on glass. But this mouse responds sluggishly on a mouse pad, so I would imagine it would perform worse on glass.
893262
Yes it works, but using it as a wired mouse is very cumbersome because the cable is stiff.
1373574
yes, tho i find that it works better on laptops, may have been cus the batteries i put in were low. idk I am very happy with this mouse XD
1153585
No, it's like any other mouse, it doesn't work well on smooth surfaces. Mine came with a mouse pad though.
1498758
My laptop has rubber feet so it does not slide. You could use anti-slip dycem to avoid slipping: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_5?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=dycem&sprefix;=dycem
868928
The front edge of the tray is straight across and the back edge is curved, so it is 11-3/4" front-to-back at the very widest part (the center) and only 9-1/2" at the narrowest part (the outside area furthest from the center). So if you need the back corners of your keyboard to touch the tray, it may not work. As far as room for a mouse is concerned, the tray measures 25" left-to-right, so that would leave 3" for a mouse. So, it really depends on the size of the mouse and how much room you need to maneuver it. I hope this helped a little bit with your decision.
970605
Not really... This pad creates a little resistance to the mouse movenent.... Honestly.... Don't buy it!!
1110125
I use the rival with a fingertip / claw type grip, and it works OK for me. However, as another person answered here, it can be a little unstable or wiggly at times with this grip. I have had an issue with this mouse being a little slippery and I suspect from reading here that it has more to do with the fingertip / claw grip than the mouse itself. However, overall it is not really a major concern, and I am trying to find a mouse pad with more grip to offset this.
201675
It worked well on my laminated/plastic tabletop, but I got the best performance on a cloth mousemat from xtrac pads. I bought the ripper, it's large, but so useful and made in the USA if that appeals to you.
580125
Good thought-Seems to me, if your laptop has a "USB" input for a external mouse, it should work fine. The thing is, think of the "touch" from the screen as the mouse.
1245164
it does, very slightly yeah. I felt it pretty well when i used it, like, having the "correct" resistance to the movement so that it was not slippery and not to hard to move at the same time. Beware tough, that this is a pretty old model, and that there were *a lot* of complaints about it (at the time i bought it, i guess 3 o 4 years ago) because this mouse just stops working after some time. (In my case the mouse started having lags a few months after i purchased it and just stopped working before 1 year of daily normal usage. Do your research, but i personally don't recommend this product look for other logitech products if you like this brand (as i do). I think it was a huge fail from logitech: The model is just great, probably the best mouse you could find, IF worked.
1837270
The mouse works well for me. The movement of the mouse is a function of hand pressure and the surface over which it slides. Maybe you need to get a new mouse pad? Amazon would be more than happy to sell you one with your order. (:-)
1939281
I use a finger tip grip on my mouse and feels very good, i think its pretty good for palm grips also infographic about the different types of grips: http://i1.squidoocdn.com/resize/squidoo_images/400/draft_lens20671124module166214746photo_1361298718a____a_.png
1759605
Oh yeah, thats mostly what I use it for. it works amazing, you can tune the dpi to the speed you want and it fits comfortably. im noticing however that it'll freeze for a second and start to go slow for a second, but I'm not sure if its the mouse or something else
1100592
I am not sure but I would definitely give it a shot. This has helped my writs and my mouse from going all over the place. It doesn't stick to your laptop so you can easily remove it and it could be cut down, if need be. I was not sure how it would work when I purchased it but now I am glad I did. I'm sure it would be cheaper than purchasing a whole other laptop.