When traveling it’s all about getting the maximum amount of items into the minimum amount of space. When it comes to computer peripherals we see that with small external hard drives and keyboards. The mouse seems to be the one device that although has gotten smaller, is still a bit bulky. The Recon Wireless Folding Mouse designed by Visenta has changed that. The Recon Wireless Folding Mouse is just that, a mouse that lays flat for travel and storage and allows the front 1/3 of the mouse to fold over for use like a conventional mouse. The Recon Wireless Folding Mouse has the following features listed:
- Microsoft Arc Touch style
- Laser Tracking
- 4 range selectable DPI – 800, 1200, 1600 and 2000
- Compact and slim design – profile only 9mm thick
- Power saving technology with automatic standby mode – auto sleep after 3 minutes of no movement
- Full function Touch scroll wheel. Double click touch area equal as click the mouse wheel.
- Super mini Nano USB receiver
- Built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery – 1 charge for up to 3 months battery life
- 2.4G anti-interference AFH – up to 10 meter range
Available in black or white from the MeetIDEA website for $42.50, and with dimensions of 5.61(L) x 2.204(W) x .354(H) inches, the Recon Wireless Folding Mouse may be your new favorite traveling companion.
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It takes up a precious USB port for the dongle that creates the wireless link.
Why can’t these guys just make it Bluetooth?
I have to agree with Sandee. Many slim laptops these days only have 2 USB ports. I just can’t afford to lose 1 to a mouse adapter.
Also, Bluetooth travel mice these days are pretty small already. They may not be as slim as this mouse, but the difference is likely to be unnoticeable once you toss it into your bag.