I just got my 20" al imac and i love the keyboard and i think i like my mighty mouse, but want a bluetooth mouse for no cords, i saw one by a company called Radtech that looked like a really good mac optimized bluetooth mouse. anyone know anything about these mice or anyone have one, let me know thanks!!
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Well, i like my mighty mouse but i like the molded tactile feel of a regular mouse and this looked like a good one and its full sized instead of notebook sized, but ive never heard of the company or anything so, i was just wondering if anyone had.
I have/had the RadTech mouse and it's the worst mouse I've ever had, which is saying something. First, you can't properly adjust it speedwise - doing so in the system preferences either makes it too fast or too slow - there's just no happy middle, plus it is extremely imprecise. Second, this thing is a hog in my experience - it'll eat your batteries like there is no tomorrow. The worst I save for last - it stopped working for me after 3 weeks, and there was no way to raise it from the dead. RadTech support was uttterly useless. I'll never buy another RadTech product. My advice: stay away from this mouse.
Sometimes a quick search
Will reveal a world of information.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/357129/
You may want to read what MikeTheC has to say about BT devices.
Will reveal a world of information.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/357129/
You may want to read what MikeTheC has to say about BT devices.
It was the BT500... piece of garbage:
http://www.radtech.us/Products/BT500.aspx
The link below provided by JBat is gold - the post by MikeTheC... spot on, read it, highly recommended.