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Macally iSweetnet Mouse
The Macally iSweet two button scroll mouse for Macintosh stepped up to the colored iMacs with its interchangeable colored shells. For people who want more buttons for the Mac, this offers two buttons and a scroll wheel. With 700 dpi resolution and an oval ergonomic improvement over the iMac's little round mouse, this lightweight mouse plugs into any USB port. Its symmetrical shape works for either hand, about 4-3/8" long x 2-1/4" wide.
One reviewer found its ball action better than the optical version. Another reviewer used it on a PC for several years—Windows recognizes it right away. But the cord is rather short for reaching to a computer since it was designed to plug into the keyboard's USB port.
It does not light up but it does allow a little view inside through its slightly frosted clear case.
Label:
iSweetnet Model No. iSweetnet Patent No.: 54952997 S/N: 000027203 Macally Two Button Scroll Mouse for Macintosh Made in Taiwan
Macally ISweetnet Mouse profile
Macally ISweetnet Mouse top
Macally ISweetnet Mouse bottom
Macally ISweetnet Mouse colored shells